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hi all, I have a bachelor's in engineering and master's in accounting but my experience outside of Canada is as follow. - 3.5 years most closely to NOC 1123 - not related to either of my degree - 1.5 years in NOC 1311 - related to accounting Can I only claim points for the experience in...

I think the MPNP has already opened. It depends on where you want to stay and how many points you have got, ie your CRS, I think. If you have high CRS, say 450 or higher, then the general EE would be a good idea as you have high chance of getting invited and the freedom of destination...

that'd be good! Thanks for your information.

Hello, I am going to submit my EE and wonder if anyone has got NOI from Ontario in a similar case. My qualification is master's in accounting but my experience description is more like bookkeeping so my NOC is 1311. Also Ontario advised we can choose either Ontario or All Provinces &...

Hi guys, I've done the eligibility checking tool and found that choosing a Province is mandatory. Is there any way I can leave it as All Provinces & Territories? Thanks all!

Can I ask if there is any difference in choosing Ontario and All provinces and territories in EE for OINP? For example, choosing Ontario in EE would lead to higher chance of getting a NOI? On Ontario's government website, they advise people to choose either. Thanks all!

Congratulations on getting invited. I am not an expert but the only difference between the 2 streams is the language requirement. For the French stream, you need: A minimum of Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) level 7 in French level 6 in English For the Human Capital Priorities stream...

Thanks so much for your advice prpurohit. My masters was earned in Australia but my bachelors was in Vietnam and that's why I was concerned. But from your advice I think getting my masters done would be sufficient which is great!

Hi everyone, I am new to Express Entry and have a question about ECA which I hope someone can help. I have a Masters - 2 years - from an Australian University which is likely to be recognised as a Canadian equivalent masters. And if I understand it right, masters level gives more points than 2...