Am i eligible to apply any State PNP ?

[cad_immi]

Hello Everyone,

Below is my IELTS score.

L: 8
R: 6.5
W: 7
S: 5.5

I am having 5+ year of IT experience. May i know whether any options open to me to apply for PNP.
Or shall i go for reevaluation for speaking for betterment of chances.

Please suggest
Thank you

 

[steeja Thomas]

I think for PNP needs minimum IELTS score for each module,

 

[vensak]

this is not enough information. Provinces have lot of different streams (some are more lenient on language, but they require connections to that province or lot of work experience or French language). better you check for yourself under PNP section.

 

[Alwin KJ]

Hi cad immi,

You need to have minimum 6.5 (which is equivalent to CLB 7) in each module to become eligible for any programme, if you are the primary applicant.

Alwin

 

[K4n4d4WS]

Hello Everyone,

Below is my IELTS score.

L: 8
R: 6.5
W: 7
S: 5.5

I am having 5+ year of IT experience. May i know whether any options open to me to apply for PNP.
Or shall i go for reevaluation for speaking for betterment of chances.

Please suggest
Thank you

I think you get one of my standart answers from me:

If you are in Canada check the PNP-program from your province first
and its probably the easiest way.

for some PNP you have to work and live in that province
for others you need some connections to that province like family/ friends
or attend a infomation session from the province
for EE you need at least CLB 5 depending on your occupation and EE-stream
for non EE-PNP sometimes you do not need a english test
it might be easier for you to have first a employer and work permit and then apply for PNP or EE

and than go to this link's to find more information about their PNP-programs and when they are open

http://www.canadavisa.com/provincial-nomination-program.html

http://www.cic.gc.ca/English/immigrate/provincial/apply-who.asp

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/summary-of-eligibility-requirements-for-all-express-entry-pnp-streams-t432937.0.html

and there are link's to each PNP-website which are helpful

because nobody know's the eligibility of all PNP-programs and when they are open

and if you need information regarding NOC code and skill type:
http://noc.esdc.gc.ca/English/home.aspx
http://cicic.ca/934/Search-the-Directory-of-Occupational-Profiles/index.canada