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Has to be currently living in Canada. "To get these points, candidates will need to show that the sibling is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident who is living in Canada and is 18 years of age or older." --...

Old UI was an eyesore.

Looks good.

Of course it can. The HoC can refuse to accept some or all of the amendments.

1 - Still part of bill C-6. 2 - Still part of bill C-6. 3 - Amended. Upper limit on age is now 60. 4 - Still part of bill C-6. 5 - Still part of bill C-6.

No CEC doesn't. 11 months 1 day is NOT 12 months.

No you cannot claim FSW points for relative not currently living in Canada.

Defies logic. Older immigrants are bringing their children with them. It's not like every non-Canadian at 40 is single with no kids. Besides, if that was the case, then they would award more points for having children. Canada does not simply need more population - it needs more "quality"...

Speaking about the "average". Let's be real - age matters. A lot. EE CRS agrees with me.

"Super-experience" is overrated. Older people are less productive.

How did you kill time before applying for PR? Do the same damn thing.

Canada's population is not 3.5 million.

Obviously Not Started 1 month ago. Probably started by now - no one can tell. Yes. Not necessarily - because security and eligibility are mutually exclusive. Btw, congrats.

Yes that experience counts.

To me it looks rather low for someone with both Canadian education and experience. All I can suggest, either travel back in time (your 20s) or get CLB 9/10+ with IELTS.

You don;t need PGWP to get PR. Try Express Entry.

;D

Your college is no one to make that decision. Did you have a valid work permit?

Listening also happens to be the easiest section.

Congrats. You just lost $1500 for nothing.