year 2022
AOR 2019, 2020 fsw applicant dreaming of landing in canada
AOR 2019, 2020 fsw applicant dreaming of landing in canada
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Even though you mentioned it as a joke it as actually sad ,that people are so desperate and some first world(supposedly) morons can treat others like garbage.year 2022
AOR 2019, 2020 fsw applicant dreaming of landing in canada
You know they can see every application you've made to them right? I don't know what logic would dictate that you wouldn't mention it when you apply. C'mon.
dude, im asking if i should mention it or not, im not saying i would not.
i already have an EE profile with no other applications, so if i apply for tourist visa now should I update my EE profile or ignore this step
No, because you didn't pay any fees and actually apply.
chill man, since visa and related topics are of ircc's concern, you must include it in your app, also if the tourist visa gets rejected you will have to include it,
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No need to discuss anything if Canada is to respond to anything like they did in 2021. There will be a new variant every 4-6 months for the next 10 years (it's a virus, mutating/evolving is all it does). So if Canada's reaction will be to stop processing outland apps again that means very few outland apps will be processed in the next 10 years and the wait time will be 3-5 years. What was the main reason to choose Canada to immigrate to? Because it provided easy, cheap, and fast ways. Well those ways are gone now so I don't know what we're doing here if Canada will lock us out for 3-5 years, or forever.
JT needs to go. He's the one who wants to lock the country up for votes; no other country really does that.
Question to Pros: Can JT be re-elected in a second snap election? Does the law allow it?
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Look this is completely possible. They literally have incentives pushing FSW candidates to apply for study permit, buy LMIA or work permit to convert them into CEC. Govt is making big money out of this. They don't care if this is a short-term benefit since most people leave later due to a lack of suitable jobs and affordable housing anyway.
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Dude this is like discussing USA's immigration law and policy. "GC queue is so long they're pushing people to apply for study permit". So it's just dumb. I shared the numbers here; one needs 4+ years from today and a fuck ton of money if they want to go the study route.
Of all the developed countries one could immigrate to, Canada is the shittiest (tied with AUS/NZ) because of its shitty job and real estate markets. There was one, only one reason why we all chose Canada regardless: FSW. If FSW is gone, why the fuck would I try to immigrate to such a shithole while there are quite a few similar study routes in EU? Or even US, if one is not Chinese or Indian.
Bro, now there’s no FSW, yet you’re not in EU nor US.
A lot of us just don’t really have that many options.
That’s because they are still hoping it will be back. Over 85% in the pool are FSW.
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People will be surprised how quickly that 85% vanishes if Canada keeps fucking up FSW. People would soon discover their options in EU/US.
I'm tired of saying this same shit over and over but; nothing tops FSW, but if there's no FSW then Canada has absolutely nothing to offer that is far better than EU options (and US options, if you're not Chinese or Indian).
Look, some of you speak in absolutes when in actual fact, humans often operate in the grey area.
The reality is that a lot of prospective applicants ARE most likely aware of their options in Europe, and the US, and US/NZ - and acknowledge that they may be BETTER than Canada. But those same people will almost always take opportunity cost into account, and will pick the path of least resistance i.e will go for what is most convenient to them over what might be better (in the short term)
The reality is that a lot of prospective applicants ARE most likely aware of their options in Europe, and the US, and US/NZ - and acknowledge that they may be BETTER than Canada. But those same people will almost always take opportunity cost into account, and will pick the path of least resistance i.e will go for what is most convenient to them over what might be better (in the short term)