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Just input the code that WES gave u to your EE profile; CIC will then automatically assign the point for you that you're eligible for

thanks for the reply :) at least know I know that there's at least one person who successfully claimed point from 2 different field of studies

As per title.. for example if I have a bachelor degree in business and another one in music, will I be eligible to gain points for 2 or more degrees? Considering I only needed one of them (bachelor in business) for my NOC thanks :)

If I get a PR through EE and land in one of the cities outside Quebec, how long should I wait before moving permanently to Quebec? Is it wise to move in a matter of one month upon landing? Thanks :)

CIC and IRCC is the same. The two names are used interchangeably.. but it's actually one entity

I have a similar issue here. Is it as simple as that? Just declaring it and that's it? I'm not sure about Canada but for the UK, not only do you need to declare it, you also have to prove the source where the money was from, like your bank book, currency exchange receipt etc.. Please advise

Just to clarify, the 67 point is for FSW, not for EE. And yes, if your FSW point became below 67 because you turn one year older, your EE profile will also be automatically be cancelled

Congratulations :) but does this mean you have to redo your medical exam? correct me if i'm wrong but is the medical exam only valid for one year and it has to be valid when you land in Canada?

Yes I'm sure there are a quite number of people whose CRS score below 410 getting PT from Ontario

Hello guys, may I know what's your NOC? (For those who got the OINP)

Can you screenshoot your EE profile and upload here?

Just wondering, was the conversation in English or French? I don't think my French is good enough to hold an interview that long :(

Thanks for the reply, but I think you didn't really understand my question; or maybe I didn't phrase it clearly. Put it simply, let's assume I CAN move to Canada by a certain means (maybe marriage, refugee, or whatever; that's beside the point), but I have no work experience at all. Would I be...

I am actually still an undergraduate, but have my eyes set on Canada as a place to immigrate to. I have read many people saying that their years of experience, even as a high-ranking managers or other high paying role, was pretty much useless after they came to Canada because most of the...

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I have the same question too. Indonesian PCC states my Indonesian address although I'm currently living in sjngapore

I think no. This has been discussed before: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/level-of-education-column-in-express-entry-t468151.0.html;msg5772753#msg5772753...

See these replies: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/level-of-education-column-in-express-entry-t468151.0.html;msg5772753#msg5772753 http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/eca-masters-or-two-or-more-degrees-t474066.0.html;msg5769677#msg5769677

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/level-of-education-column-in-express-entry-t468151.0.html;msg5772753#msg5772753 http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/eca-masters-or-two-or-more-degrees-t474066.0.html;msg5769677#msg5769677

Yes, they simply haven't updated the calculator yet. While it's true that the CRS calculator still allows that option, you won't see that option anymore in the express entry application itself.