About FSWP.
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You have to apply through EE. You cannot apply for FSW directly.AMJO said:Can some one please guide me the process of Applying through FSWP and not through EE, whenever I try to apply for it, it redirects me to EE page.
I am stuck here because I don't want to apply through EE.
Ok thanks.
But after creating the EE Profile, what next?
I have created the profile, registered at Job Bank and now waiting for a job offer, which is very difficult to get.
So I was thinking for applying through FSWP.
Can you please help me with this also?
Thanks
But after creating the EE Profile, what next?
I have created the profile, registered at Job Bank and now waiting for a job offer, which is very difficult to get.
So I was thinking for applying through FSWP.
Can you please help me with this also?
Thanks
Again, you can't apply for FSW directly. You have to create an EE profile and then hope you have enough points to be selected under FSW. The first step is to create an EE profile.AMJO said:
No - that's not how it works. Both those with and without job offers are considered for FSW.AMJO said:Oh, you mean that, after creating EE profile all those applicants, who don't get Job offer are treated as FSWP?
If so, then I need to get my score better.
Yes - you need to try to raise your score as much as possible if you want to be selected.
You create the profile and look at your score. To create a profile that might be chosen to apply, you have to have your English or French skills assessed, and enter a score. You also have to have your education assessed by one of the official agencies, and report the result in your application. You have to be in an occupation that falls under NOC A, B, or O. And you have to have enough points to qualify for the FSW program (or CEC) or your application will be rejected.AMJO said:Oh, you mean that, after creating EE profile all those applicants, who don't get Job offer are treated as FSWP?
If so, then I need to get my score better.
If your application is accepted by EE, then you have to register with the Job Bank. Look at your EE score, which they will tell you right away. So far, only people who scored 451 or higher have been invited this year. If your score is lower than 400, you will probably have to find a way to raise it (better English, more education, job offer or provincial nomination) to be invited to apply for PR.
The process is long and difficult and has requirements for documentation at every step along the way. You should spend a long time reading this forum and the CIC website, to decide if you want to do it, and if you think you will qualify.