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Yes, The priority 3 is for IT, however this is closed at the moment (exept of direct job offer which can put you to the priority 1).

Priority 1 are following: 1. previous studies in NB 2. Family in NB 3. Job offer in NB 4. French speaker Priority 2: Attended information session during last 2 years Priority 3: Certain professions (there was previously stop on this stream, but currently previous version is active again, so...

Also ITA itself is not 100% guarantee, it is pretty much safe. As long as you are able to put down all supporting documents (and if nothing dramatic will change).

The problem is that according to their last statement, they are not giving any ITA anymore on such session. Again I am guessing that maybe different officers in different events did evaluate potential candidates differently, so just maybe now they want to do the precheck in a centralised way.

May I ask, where do you have this information? When checking info on the website itself I have nowhere seen the clause that the information session must be IRL. At very least I want to ask about that during that session. Here is what is written about this session on the official website of...

There is one Webinar (online session) for New Brunswick on 29.9.2016. This session is in French. This session can be found on website of Embassy of Canada in France.

The best possibility will be to ask at the end of that webinar directly. I have already tried to write mail but without any answer. Unlike Quebec, New Brunswick does fully operate under new Express system. That also means that the province is presenting under the common stream (and by now there...

also the website itself is the common one. There will be somebody directly from new brunswick. On the general info webinar was stated that there will be all provinces introducing themselves on these online sessions. And since as they said that they will no longer issuing ita on info session...

They are currently working on applications before 17. March 2016. (that is around 28 weeks assesment time after arrival of all documents).

These sessions are the official sessions organised by Embassy of Canada in France and responsible from each province. So they shall be those required sessions. I guess more information has Thomas (he was told to mention them on his EOI). And there will be more of them comming - they already have...

B2 is actually CBL 7 when assessed with TEF Canada. If you get that done that shall make it much easier and maybe even acceptable for the Francophone stream of New Brunswick.

http://www.international.gc.ca/canada-europa/france/visas/horaire_single-en.asp?sd=09_29_2016-3_00_pm Here it is. attention Whole presentation will be in French. The questions can be asked both in French or English. Since there are plenty Webinars in French now for different provinces, it seems...

I may answer in a bit more broad possition regarding your options: 1. Your sponsorship of her in Canada - you can find more advice about that on this forum. 2. You will marry her - from the moment of marriage you will have right for Family reunion with EU citizen. Meaning, that you can ask...

Thank you for the information. Actually those webinars are much better idea, since they are much easier to be attended. There will be also big event in Paris and Brusel in november where all Canadian provinces will be present (it is called Destination Canada). However for that one one needs to...

So far I know there are just webinars planned recently. There is one in French next week. I plan to attend that and see what is going on there.

Ok, I have rechecked it and unfortunately the LMIA is still there. However, since on some pages some updates were still missing so I might be the case that more rules will change soon.

Yes and no. One of the possibilities for express entry additional points is a job offer from Canadian employer. One of the major obstacle for that is LMIA. So this new rule can help those with good enough French to get the job offer a little bit easier. Furthermore, I can see rather lot of...

There is announcement regarding new programm called Mobilite Francophone. Here is a link about it. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/temp/work/opinion/francophone.asp The requirements are: 1. Advanced French - CBL 7 or higher 2. NOC within 0, A or B category 3. Work offer outside Quebec

Go to the university personaly (or send somebody) to pick up that envelope. The envelope shall contain your diplomas and grades (they do not have to be translated into english). transcriptions and also fillded in application form (the one sent to universities). When it comes to application form...

Ok. But what about that statement about Brunswick information session in their EOI. Did they say if that one is still valid. And if yes, what proof shall candidates have from such session? Thank you