Thanks for your message. Yes i will wait till i get my degree. By that time i will have 1560 hours part time Canadian experience as well in my field. Do you think it is better to apply under express entry? Which one will be better and fast? Thanks in advance
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For sure, EE is the best option to go for. If you have a high score anywhere between at least 430 or 450 points. Yes, I think you could try. However, be advised of that, I only found out it here in Quebec, when you apply for immigration through federal program (EE) while living anywhere in Quebec. For immigration, it is a red flag, it totally goes against the immigration law. You can only apply for federal program if you plan to live outside of Quebec province.
Because of that, you will have to write letter of intent explaining why you want to live anywhere in Canada and not in Quebec as all your ties with Canada is Quebec and only then the immigration border officer will make a decision based on your profile and this letter. I have heard about people who had their PR request denied. The reason why was they were living in Quebec. I think usually the border service officer gives you 30 days to get out of Quebec when they are about to deny your case file. if that's is the case, you can try but no one has this answer because it is reliant on a human decision.
Honestly, it is very hard to guess about. Therefore, If I were you, I would apply through PEQ. I also heard that this letter is very hard to prove if you don't have ties elsewhere in Canada. Many advise to apply for jobs elsewhere but you know, don't underestimate somebody else's intelligence. These guys who work for immigration are as smart as you, I and anyone else. They know what they are doing.
I would reduce the risk although I know that sometimes when we want one thing very much we have to take chances.
It is up to you. just trying to help you with your decision don't want to scare you at all. I was in Toronto and had a chance to apply for EE but then I decided to accept an opportunity here in Montreal. After that, I found out that I kind of messed up my immigration plans when I moved from Toronto to Montreal because of this letter of intent. As result of that, I decided to apply through regular skilled worker in Quebec because you know, a bird in hand is worth than two in the bushes. it will take a long road to get there but I still prefer to do one thing that I feel comfortable and I think it is right.
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