To elaborate my PGWP expires November
not sure that's enough to learn french and do the test as well and apply
not sure that's enough to learn french and do the test as well and apply
Yes, French language test. You need to research the requirements.Can you elaborate on the french part?
do you mean the french language test?
There are people here who have done it in 8 months with very focused studies. It depends on how badly you want PR.To elaborate my PGWP expires November
not sure that's enough to learn french and do the test as well and apply
PR takes 6 months to apply so I am unsure I can do it in that amountThere are people here who have done it in 8 months with very focused studies. It depends on how badly you want PR.
When you say apply, do you mean submit an Express Entry profile or do you mean receive ITA and submit a PR application?PR takes 6 months to apply so I am unsure I can do it in that amount
I wanted to apply for PR by Feb latest
The FormerWhen you say apply, do you mean submit an Express Entry profile or do you mean receive ITA and submit a PR application?
Ultimately you need to have enough points to be selected.
Then I don't understand where the 6 months comes in that you mentioned in your previous post.The Former
Sorry meant if selected it takes 6 monthsThen I don't understand where the 6 months comes in that you mentioned in your previous post.
Submitting an Express Entry profile is just that. It doesn't mean you have been selected. People can sit in the EE pool for years without being selected if they don't have enough points.
Do you have the 500+ points it takes to be selected?Sorry meant if selected it takes 6 months
and my PGWP expires november
tbh was considering LMIA as a back up but heard that's hard to get
I haven't done my EE yetDo you have the 500+ points it takes to be selected?
Yes, LMIAs are generally hard to get. Do you have a Canadian employer who is willing to apply for one? If so, they need to start now.
LMIAs generally take a few months. However the really hard part is finding an employer willing to go through the process. Most employers are not willing to apply.I haven't done my EE yet
doing practice for CELPIP and all
and job searching now. how long does LMIA take?
yeeshLMIAs generally take a few months. However the really hard part is finding an employer willing to go through the process. Most employers are not willing to apply.