Express Entry in a nutshell
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Thank you for this. I’m disabled and have a child with autism. I suppose there’s no chance for me to get to Canada
.Not necessarily first are you eligible for Express Entry? If so, what is your CRS score. If you have over 470 then you would get an invitation. You need IELTS and ECAs for your education. If you get an invitation, you and your family take a medical. It will be determined if you are eligible and that your medical needs are not a burden on the Canadian healthcare system. Information is in the link. Autism is not necessarily a factor in medical admissibility as most costs are out of pocket or through private insurance with your work.Thank you for this. I’m disabled and have a child with autism. I suppose there’s no chance for me to get to Canada
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/inadmissibility/reasons/medical-inadmissibility.html
Hi Experts,
I have a query. My wife's sister is based in Canada and is now a Citizen. But, we are not claiming points for that (Do not have Birth Certificate etc. to submit). I received my ITA. The issue is that when filling in my Wife's FAMILY DETAILS, if we enter her sister's details showing her to be in Canada, the system automatically adds 15 points and is subsequently asking us to upload supporting documents. What is the way out? We cannot skip entering her details either. Please suggest.
Thanks.
Regards
I have a query. My wife's sister is based in Canada and is now a Citizen. But, we are not claiming points for that (Do not have Birth Certificate etc. to submit). I received my ITA. The issue is that when filling in my Wife's FAMILY DETAILS, if we enter her sister's details showing her to be in Canada, the system automatically adds 15 points and is subsequently asking us to upload supporting documents. What is the way out? We cannot skip entering her details either. Please suggest.
Thanks.
Regards
What is your profile? Do you have ECA and IELTS? You may be answering a question wrong.
Yes but you may be filling in something wrong. Can’t help with such little information.
Here are some of my information, help me, please.
Age: 23
IELTS - Speaking 7 , Reading 6, Writing 6, Listening 8 (Overall = 7)
Work Experience Back Home - More than 2 years under NOC 1522 (NOC, I believe)
Work Experience here in Canada - 1 year under NOC 1215 (NOC B)
Education Back Home (evaluation) - (Diploma - 2 years)
Canadian Education - 1-yr certificate
No PNP nomination
No LMIA offer
So you have at least one year Canadian experience. Your foreign experience doesn’t count as it is NOC C. What does your foreign employment letter match with? You are answering questions wrong and need to screenshot your responses.
Hey everyone. So I checked my eligibility. I have good English scores (8+ Ielts) I have mediocre french scores (B2 level TCF), a bachelors, 1 year of work experience outside of Canada and 31 years. But it says I am not eligable to apply when I choose these options. When I change my education to two or more diplomas, or a masters...then it says I am eligable.
Is bachelors only enough if I have Canadian experience?
Is bachelors only enough if I have Canadian experience?
What does your ECA state? What stream, FSW or CEC? If FSW, do you have one year continuous work experience.
Do we need LMIA or valid job offer to be in the pool?
Also, for the question regarding the educational attainment, are we going to include the education back home (in my case, from the Philippines) or just the study here in Canada? Thank you.