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For OINP you need 450 at a minimum. As for others, you are limited without job offer. Alberta would be only option if they draw your score and NOC. They don’t post NOCs selected so you will not know. You really need to increase your score.

Your score is too low for OINP.

The only other path I see is OINP. I'm applying to OINP as well but processing is slow (24+ months). My hope was that CEC will open up and then I'll cancel OINP and go with CEC. I've got a couple other friends who are in the same boat, all of us who graduated in spring 2021.

No one knows. Don't count on it restarting. Look for other paths.

Any one expecting to apply for OINP Entrepreneur stream. I have been following the score draw results. It was always high in the range greater than 125 and even in the current draw it was greater than 150. Is there any chance of reduced score draw in the near future.

Which OINP program are you eligible for? What is your NOC? What is your CRS score? Do you have a job offer?

I want toapply for OINP but its saying should have NOI first ? is there any method to apply for it without NOI ?

I want toapply for OINP but its saying should have NOI first ? is there any method to apply for it without NOI ?

...wondering if any of you are optimistic about CEC reopening? I will have 1 year of work experience in May 15th this year and CRS of 474, wondering if its best to wait out for CEC or OINP international student stream which is at least 2-3 years of processing. Is there any hope for us? Thank...

...doesn't sound right to me at all. Where he would be clearly breaking the law is if during the application process (in particular, for PNP & OINP) that his resettlement plans aren't genuine. To be honest what I am actually a bit puzzled at is why an employer would help OP go through this...

Once nominated and you have submitted your PR application, you can apply for a work permit.

Hello everyone! I have a question OINP for international students with job offer, the web-site says that the stream is open for both applicants inside and outside of Canada. My question is: if the person submits the application from outside how can this person work for the employer if he/she...

No, wait, I think you misunderstood my "cut" your taxes line. Maybe I didn't write it clearly. Let me rephrase. Consider a scenario where my employer wants to offer me a full-time job. I accept the full-time job, apply for a PR and move to Canada. I have a Canadian bank account where my...

...contractor position. 4) If you were to pull this maneuver with the PNP route, you would likely be making a representation as you would have misled the OINP/IRCC about your settlement plans, because your plan is to not settle in Canada let's face it. You just want the PR and then to go back home.

You just can’t make this stuff up “ I’m not doing anything wrong?” What do you think ? if your goal was to always live in your home country , why go thru the process of applying for PR ?

...be asked about your detailed settlement plans at some or various stages of your application journey. These plans will need to satisfy IRCC's and OINP's high standards. Failure to produce these plans and not possess a genuine intention to reside in the province where you have a job constitutes...

Thanks for your reply. Okay, so, if they give me a full-time job offer, I submit my application for OINP. Later, let's say they approve my PR. Now, I go to Canada for about a month. Get my PR card / health card and then come back to my native country, I'm not doing anything wrong, right?

Yes you could get a job offer. There may be some questions about whether you will actually be changing from a consulting role to a full-time role. If you land as a PR and essentially continue working your consulting job from abroad that could be considered misrepresenting on your application.

Hi, I'm currently working as a Contractor with a Canadian company from Toronto. I'm planning to get a Canadian PR via OINP. My company can give an LMIA and a job offer letter. Now, my question is: can I still work as a Contractor with this company even after I get the PR? i.e. instead of...

As far as I know once you received an ITA then it takes about 2 months