no idea about australian system....I dont know how the priority list would be meaning what priority will be given to canadian education what will be the priority for jobs ......very unclear about where we will stand.......I am not sure but seems like u first will have to qualify for any of the PR programs like CEC PNP etc and then u have to wait in line to apply....or it is u wait in line when ur number comes up u should qualify for one of the PNP's .....so lets say u qualify for PNP now like 6 months experience/job offer but u wont be able to apply till ur number comes up in express entry. very bad for 1 year program peoplesidhu_anwar said:
no idea it will be easy for some depending on which occupation gets priority .....and difficult for some whose occupation is on low priority....thats what i get from the explanation they have given... we will just have to wait and see which occupations get priority and if we get luckyKarthik90 said:
Wow I had an impression in my mind that you were some old-ish guy from India who went to Canada and then settled in USA . Strange. ^_^mead said:
well i am an oldish guy ...was in US for a whole lot of time and then moved to canada for educationsidhu_anwar said:
Hello mead,mead said:
no one knows how express entry would affect people....we will know once it launches which programs r in demand.....I am not sure but my guess is everyone is eligible for express entry which is a just a queue system and u have to qualify for CEC or PNP programs . so once ur number comes up and ur qualified for any PR program like CEC P or PNP etc u will be able to apply for PR. u should read the link provided for better understanding....we wont know how long the queue will be and which professions would be in demand/priority until the system launches....rdmedranoo said:Hello mead,
I am planning to go to Canada for a 1 year program at Queen's School of Business, how this new express entry will affect me? I know that for a 1 year programs I will get a 1 year PGWP, or this is going to change in 2015?
What will happen if once my 1 year program is finnished, I enroll in a new 1 or 2 year program, or a Phd program, obviously this will extendi my study permit, but if I work during that time, that will make me eligible for a 3 year PGWP, and that will make a 4 year Canadian Experience, will that make me eligible for the new express entry program?
After reading this post and the link you sent, I have alot of doubts if it is now a good idea to move to Canada to study and then to apply for PR
I see, the information in the links says that it might be 6 months or less for getting the final answer in any case.mead said:
less than 6 months to get PR once u apply but to be eligible to apply for PR would take who knows how much time ..so if ur taking 1 year program ur further at risk depending on ur program as well as ur profession.rdmedranoo said:
I will be taking a Msc in Management and then not sure if some master in technology area or a Phd in business toomead said:
without knowing what profession or education etc gets priority everybody is in the same boat. Dont know how this will impact us all.....rdmedranoo said:
