Canadian work experinece

[arashsidhu]

Hi, could you please help me in determining whether we need 24 months as a two year experience to get more points or it can be altogether achieved in 22 months?
As i have seen people completing their experience as started from lets say April 2017 and considered as 1 year experience in March 2017 (similarly for 2 year experience started from April 2016 and considered as 2 year experience in Feb 2018).
Does this work like this?

Please assist.

 

[bimale4bipeople]

Hi, could you please help me in determining whether we need 24 months as a two year experience to get more points or it can be altogether achieved in 22 months?
As i have seen people completing their experience as started from lets say April 2017 and considered as 1 year experience in March 2017 (similarly for 2 year experience started from April 2016 and considered as 2 year experience in Feb 2018).
Does this work like this?

Please assist.

If you are starting April 2016 your 2 experience is recognized by the system in March 2018... because system ends up counting via MM/YYYY instead of DD/MM/YYYY

 

[jaffaral]

Hi, could you please help me in determining whether we need 24 months as a two year experience to get more points or it can be altogether achieved in 22 months?
As i have seen people completing their experience as started from lets say April 2017 and considered as 1 year experience in March 2017 (similarly for 2 year experience started from April 2016 and considered as 2 year experience in Feb 2018).
Does this work like this?

Please assist.

2 years means 104 weeks. If u r shy even by 1 week u r not eligible to claim 2 years. Each week u have to have 30 hr or more totaling of 3120 hrs.

With that being said a friend of mine had 99 weeks of work experience only and he got his PR. The officer put waiver on his file because before the start of process he already had a job (not LMIA) supported. His employers from his old jobs gave a good reference for him, he had a masters degree in Canada so he got his