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This is insane, so many migrants, this is a disgrace, I come from a western country and I get paid here more than in canada (yes wages are higher, in my profession atleast), ofcourse people from third world countries would jump on every opportunity...

what about this? (alberta) February 13, 2024: The AAIP is launching a new immigration stream on March 1, 2024, to help the province’s tourism and hospitality industry address labour gaps and challenges. I couldnt find any info about this new program

So which province to move? basically its either working on NOCs with TEER 1,2 or 3 and you may get lucky to get picked... or work (and maintain) for 2 years in a blue collar job where your employer have a free hand to take advantage of your situation... I have checked the score with french test...

385 with no candian experiance, I havnt done the IELTS test yet so I assumed score (can potentially go higher), after 1 years of canadian experiance it jumps to 463 If I manage to find a job in my profession (NOCs 3-2-1) and get an LMIA from the employer it jumps to 513 You basically know my...

Yes I understand.. and no I am no longer focus on SK due to high processing time and needing to maintain the current job I will most likely go to manitoba or even ontraio, via EE profile, if the these provinces would allow me to gain points by working any job regardless of my job experience then...

I have done believe me, it all converge into having a useless inflated to the neck profession with hundreds of applicants per job which is a developer. Thats why I aimed at blue collar jobs which arent easy but have some actual need atleast, I came with a set of mind of realizing the dire...

I undestand, so EE-PNP programs are a more flexiable route? (like this one which requires EE-profile) If I work in a certain province I may apply to get its support via EOI letter and I may get drawn using the province points system, but I still can get drawn in a general EE draw while having...

Thank you for your support, I have one last thing that confuses me if you may kindly clear it for me, here: Can I change my employment or resign from my current employment while waiting for my PNP-based PR application? It has been 18 months now and I am eligible for applying for an Open Bridging...

I thought this applies to the SINP process, once you have done your part in the province and the decision moves to the IRCC its a different story... Well, this changes things, I guess classic express entry profile and points collection is the way to go after all.. 3 years of open work permit...

that means holding the same job for almost 2 years?? what happens if I get layed off? can you provide a source with more info about this please?

Hey I have another question Lets say I found a job in saskatchewan (or other province) got a JAL , gave all documents and answered all critieria, then proceeding everything to IRCC. Once its on the IRCC side, while I wait for IRCC processing times for PR, I am now free to leave my current job...

yes I have checked the rules and it seems that up to 4 weeks it is allowed to volunteer without work permit, aslong as your main goal of visiting it just volunteering, I have spoken to a guy who entered canada telling the border officer that he is going to volunteer in the farm to save renting...

Its not illegal aslong as I dont get paid

Yes I am aware of that thats why I stay out of ontraio and plan on finding a volunteer farm or family in exchange for a living place ECA I am planning to use WES to show for my degree and I will do the IELTS test at some point as for job epxerience letters... well, thats my biggest problem...

There is no on arrival program, you just need to be inside canada to make the request, and then wait for approval, you cant work while waiting and it can take from 1 to 3 3 or 4 months, so thats also costly I guess there is no magic solution, I will keep searching thank you.

I will have OWP once I land in canada, its a process, but I am eligible to get one (for 3 years). My problem is I dont know where in canada to go. I understand that there is IRCC processing time, but its post - nomination time, once the I have the province support I will get PR My points in...

No I (will) have open work permit, anyway I understand that getting the JAL is the biggest challenge. I really dont know what to do, I have checked Manitoba program and it seems good, not much detail on the site but basically work for 6 months collect points and apply (downside is 6+ months...

you mean Job approval latter from employee?

Sorry, why would it take longer to get PR? the program is 6 months of work and the processing time is as following: How is it not faster than making a profile, collecting enough points and hoping to get picked every 2 months? Basically Im looking for a fast reliable route to PR, I am not...

So you're saying the difficutly is the get the JAL? for example this specific Agriculture program If I work in one of these fields and the employee support the nomination I WILL get PR after 6 months? my question is if I answer all critieria its a yes. Also, if from your experience you know...