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So, all we gotta do as of now, is just be in their system, despite the fact that they're not going you 'PICK YOU' anytime before January 2017. Well played, PEI PNP, well played!! 8) I am sitting at 450, waiting to get a direct ITA, if not PEI PNP. *fingers crossed*

Thanks a lot.

Hey guys, This is a slightly off topic. Please, if anyone can shed some light on this. So, once you've landed in Canada on a PR. To my understanding, you have to work-to-survive; but, other than that, can you get admission in a University and pursue your Ph.D? Would having a PR make any...

Thank you! :)

Hey! Could you please share your CELPIP experience? How similar is it to IELTS? Can it be taken anywhere in the world? How much does it cost?

You should not mention professional degree, as WES has already informed you Physiotherapy is not a professional degree (by professional it means you need a license to practise your profession, like Medicine) So, you need to select Bachelor degree.

I'd recommend you apply for it, it'll save a lot of pain once you get an ITA.

Can you guys shed some light on SINP, please? As far as I know, only PEI PNP is the easiest to apply, not sure if its easy to get. All other PNPs require either job offer or a connection to that state/ province. Please correct me if I am wrong. I have applied for PEI PNP but their 2016 intake...

Cool! Keep in touch. I wonder if we should be very hopeful for the first few draws of 2017? Can't wait to get an ITA. :D

450 here. No hope atleast for next couple of draws. short of 6 months on work experience after that I'll jump to 475 and the game might chhange for me then. Fingers crossed.

As per their website, PEI PNP is closed for 2016, but they are still open to submission. You can email your form and if considered, you'll be notified sometime in 2017.

Hey guys, I have 29 months of experience (i-e; <3 years). I am not working currently for past couple of months. My CRS is 450, when I select 2 years, as my work experience, and in my EE profile I have not mentioned any work CURRENTLY! My question is, I've got a job and would be working from...

Hey guys, I have 29 months of experience (i-e; <3 years). I am not working currently for past couple of months. My CRS is 450, when I select 2 years, as my work experience, and in my EE profile I have not mentioned any work CURRENTLY! My question is, I've got a job and would be working from...

Hey guys, I have 29 months of experience (i-e; <3 years). I am not working currently for past couple of months. My CRS is 450, when I select 2 years, as my work experience, and in my EE profile I have not mentioned any work CURRENTLY! My question is, I've got a job and would be working from...

Get the WES done, if your husband is the principal applicant, he would NEED it, so its better to get it done. IELTS score is converted into CLB, a CLB score of 9 give your 135 in language proficiency. Try to get the highest you can, in IELTS. Your husband should also take IELTS, that would...

I am not sure if you're even aware of Doctor's duty hours and everything? We work on IRRESPECTIVE of gazetted holidays/Christmas/Eid/Diwali. So, yeah! I was working on new year's eve.

I am already eligible. EE profile created and submitted. Are you sure this won't make a difference in CRS score?

January 1st to December 31st 2013 was one complete, full time, paid job.

Yup! She is my mother's sister. But, I submitted without mentioning that. I am going to update it now! Before submitting I just wanted to confirm would it be beneficial for me in terms of CRS score?

That's right. But, the question is, mentioning that in EE profile would give any advantage in terms of CRS score?