Age 29 or 30 - *Urgent Query*

[rollercoaster]

According to EE point system, maximum points (110) are for the age 20-29.

For 30 years of age, there are 105 points.

Question--> While applying, If I am 29 years COMPLETED (that is 30 RUNNING), do I get 110 points or 105 points??

Please help!

 

[boyoboy]

You are either 29 or 30. 29 if you haven't reached your 30th birthday and 30 if you have. Simple as that

 

[bestofluck]

According to EE point system, maximum points (110) are for the age 20-29.

For 30 years of age, there are 105 points.

Question--> While applying, If I am 29 years COMPLETED (that is 30 RUNNING), do I get 110 points or 105 points??

Please help!

write 29 and it will automatically reduce 5 points after your next birthdate.

 

[LizzyBob]

According to EE point system, maximum points (110) are for the age 20-29.

For 30 years of age, there are 105 points.

Question--> While applying, If I am 29 years COMPLETED (that is 30 RUNNING), do I get 110 points or 105 points??

Please help!

You are 29 years old until the day of your 30th birthday

 

[rollercoaster]

Thank you all for the prompt replies!

Stress relieved!!

 

[bestofluck]

Thank you all for the prompt replies!

Stress relieved!!

lol..stress never release with express entry here end up with one and the other is ready...join in and enjoy the process

 

[crosstheevil]

When you create your EE profile, the system will do the calculation for you.

 

[rollercoaster]

The thing is, I will be leaving to the US in fall 2016 for Masters of 1 year and want to finish it before I turn 30.

I hope I am doing the right thing - Especially since I want to get 135 points for Education.

Not sure if Canadian Masters will Trump over a US Masters as far as applying under FSW is concerned?

I have heard Canadian govt. is planning to give extra points to canadian students. Anybody has idea on this??

In that case, will choosing a Canadian masters over US Masters give me additional points ?

 

[ImmiToCanada]

Currently there are no extra points to Canadian students.

If you got masters from US, you need to obtain ECA http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/eca-conversion.asp ECA is required for all Non-Canadian degrees.

If you get a very good IELTS, you can also get skill transfer-ability score with your foreign degrees.

The thing is, I will be leaving to the US in fall 2016 for Masters of 1 year and want to finish it before I turn 30.

I hope I am doing the right thing - Especially since I want to get 135 points for Education.

Not sure if Canadian Masters will Trump over a US Masters as far as applying under FSW is concerned?

I have heard Canadian govt. is planning to give extra points to canadian students. Anybody has idea on this??

In that case, will choosing a Canadian masters over US Masters give me additional points ?