Very strange that your application status has changed while your CoPR is still valid!
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/if-your-express-entry-application-is-approved.719108/post-9393023Some good news
"......The new modelling showed that restrictions could be lifted when 75 per cent of adults have received their first doses and 20 per cent have received their second doses of vaccines. When that scenario is reached, “restrictive measures could be gradually eased as long as adequate tests, trace [and] isolate capacity and individual precautions are maintained,” Tam explained. "
"....... As of April 25, Canada has fully vaccinated one million people, while another 10 million have received first doses. To reach Tam’s 75-20 metric, another 13.7 million adults will need first doses while another 5.3 million require second doses.
Right now, Canada is administering an average of around 300,000 doses a day. At our current pace, Canada will reach that 75 per cent first-dose mark by June 6, a little over a month away, according to Trevor Tombe, an associate professor of economics at the University of Calgary, who provides daily updates on Canada’s vaccine progress on his Twitter feed....."
Source: https://www.macleans.ca/news/what-new-covid-vaccine-modelling-says-about-when-canada-might-lift-restrictions/
Thanks @hassankm for sharing it
Having. a job offer will not expedite the processing of your application. Though you can surely try.
I will be travelling from India. Currently there is a travel ban, but after the ban is lifted, will I be exempted to enter Canada if I have a job offer (with my existing valid CoPR and Visa)?
No, you are not exempt from travel restrictions. To travel to Canada, you will need either an authorisation to travel us you have an immediate family member or extended family member is Canada, or you will have to apply for a work permit.
