Sacrificing PNP for better opportunity - worth it?

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Hey Everyone,

Here's my situation. I have obtained a 4year degree + Almost 1 year experience in Atlantic Canada. My initial plan was to apply through Provincial Nominee Program for PR. However, I just got to know - its risky to apply through PNP if my intention is to move to another province as they can revoke the PR.

I have already received a job offer for sept 2022, not a offer I can decline. That leaves me with the option to apply federally. My CRS score I calculated was around 513.
This is a stressful decision to make, so i would like to get your insights on factors to consider and what you'd do if you're in my shoes?

Thanks !!

 

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Hey Everyone,

Here's my situation. I have obtained a 4year degree + Almost 1 year experience in Atlantic Canada. My initial plan was to apply through Provincial Nominee Program for PR. However, I just got to know - its risky to apply through PNP if my intention is to move to another province as they can revoke the PR.

I have already received a job offer for sept 2022, not a offer I can decline. That leaves me with the option to apply federally. My CRS score I calculated was around 513.
This is a stressful decision to make, so i would like to get your insights on factors to consider and what you'd do if you're in my shoes?

Thanks !!

Is the job offer you have received supported by an approved LMIA so that you can claim the 50 job offer points under Express Entry?

 

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You don’t necessarily need LMIA to get 50 points. Your offer can be LMIA exempt (but not all exemptions count).