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But why do you want to study in Canada before you get your permanent resident status? Especially if your application is in progress? It will cost you twice as much or even more.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/sponsor/

If you need points for canadian work exp just wait 10 days till you'll have 1 full year of it.

Remove the Canadian work exp and put it in personal history after ITA. This way you will qualify for FSW only. It looks like if you qualify for both they are always putting people as CEC.

1. No, you are not eligible. 2. There are no PNP programs you can apply for not being in Canada and or being in Express Entry pool. At least I don't know about any. You can definitely increase your score by improving your IELTS results.

I think you don't have enough points in Six Selection Factors. How did you calculate it? From my calculation you should have 20 for language, 21 for education, 13 for work exp and 12 for age (you're 27, right?) No points for arranged employment or adaptability. 65 all together. Correct me if...

To study in Canada you need IELTS Academic, not General. Which module are your results from? As for if you qualify it depends on school you are going to apply to. They all have their own criteria.

Do you let everyone in to your house? Or maybe you choose who's allowed? Let everyone in! They have a right!

They are the country who create their own laws and rules and who decides who's in and who's not. Who are you to demand any rights based on nothing? Seriously!

Go to WES website. All instructions are there.

Go to every provinces website and check the criteria for each. Nobody will do the homework for you. These are basic information you can check yourself.

Who are 'they'?

IELTS is valid for 2 years from the results date.

CRS are points you need for Express Entry. On top of it, to qualify for Express Entry, you need at least 67 points in Six Selection Factors. So no, it's not an old system, it's part of the new one.

I spoke to PEI representative on last year's Job Opportunity s Expo in London and I was told they concentrate on IT professionals and people who are already living in Canada so I am not sure why they came to London at all. As I sent my EOI in Summer last year they promised they will look into my...

No, it wouldn't.

Do you have enough points I Six Selection Factors for Federal Skilled Workers? Pls check here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-factors.asp

Shabam you are absolutely correct. Your education doesn't have to have anything to do with your occupation. . - this is so not true! Do not confuse people afsar9930. This matter was discussed many times in this forum.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/noc.asp

No, you can't. You have to submit all the supporting documents whether the child is going to accompany you or not.