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Are Royal Mail still utterly useless? lolimage based captcha's were always boring and annoying, until today. not anymore
They used to suck back when i lived in the UK.
them is working good now. except very few instances but that was years back.
I have literally contacted over 100 people on Instagram to find out a better locality to move when I get there. 95/100 people aren't aware of anything.
The people include realtors, construction contractors, nurses, teachers, essential workers. Not one lawyer i talked to
The people include realtors, construction contractors, nurses, teachers, essential workers. Not one lawyer i talked to
I recently moved to Iceland. It’s expensive but it’s paradise. I wish I could get a Scandinavian passport as fast as Canada.
good for you if you liked it.
i personally disliked, especially finland and sweden. maybe the people i met were too cold and not lively even the youth except the immigrants. my ex is finnish with swedish ancestory and i have been there to meet some of them. hehe . damn it i never met anyone from the nordics since.
wait where your timeline signature?
from immitracker, late update
FSW Outland NOC- 0631 CRS- 478
Nationality- India
COR- U.A.E
VO- London
AOR- 26 September 2020
Re-medical passed- 16 November 2020
ADR- 11 January 2022
PPR - 17 January 2022
FSW Outland NOC- 0631 CRS- 478
Nationality- India
COR- U.A.E
VO- London
AOR- 26 September 2020
Re-medical passed- 16 November 2020
ADR- 11 January 2022
PPR - 17 January 2022
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"News report that many freshly landed FSW PRs are calling up BDSM escorts in Canada and paying triple for them to RP as IRCC officers."
Actually, no. This was posted by one in the FSW whatsapp group:
Pprs from paris vo today :
1. iraq fsw oct 2020
2. leb, fsw jan 2021
3. Iran, fsw , aug 2020
4. Leb, fsw, oct 2020
5. Leb, FSW, Oct 2020
6. iran fsw jan 20
7. leb, fsw, jan 2021
8: leb, fsw, sep 2020
9. leb, fsw, oct 2020
10. Iran, fsw, nov 2020 (cor Belgium)
Alberta releases details of first PNP draw in 2022
In its first PNP draw of the year, Alberta invited 250 Express Entry candidates with scores as low as 327.
Alberta invited 250 Express Entry candidates to apply for a provincial nomination on January 5.
The Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AINP) invited candidates who had Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) scores of at least 327.
Invited candidates may be eligible for a provincial nomination under the Alberta Express Entry stream. If they get the nomination, they will be one step closer to Canadian permanent residence. Provincial nominees can apply for Canadian immigration to the federal under the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP). Express Entry candidates with provincial nominations get boosted to the top of the pool, and are primed to receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for permanent residence.
News of the draw comes nearly a week after Alberta announced its new Accelerated Tech Pathway.
How to immigrate through the Alberta Express Entry stream
The first step to immigrating through the Alberta Express Entry stream is to create an Express Entry profile.
Express Entry is the application management system for the three Federal High Skilled programs: Canadian Experience Class, Federal Skilled Worker Program, and Federal Skilled Trades Program.
If you are eligible for Express Entry, you will get a score based on the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS). You get points depending on your age, education, work experience, language ability in English or French, and other factors.
IRCC regularly holds Express Entry draws, inviting the highest-scoring candidates to apply for permanent residence.
It is possible to immigrate through the Express Entry system without a provincial nomination. The PNP provides an opportunity for Express Entry candidates with lower CRS scores to get an automatic 600-point award. So, if the lowest-scoring candidates in the new Alberta draw receive the provincial nomination, their new CRS scores will be 951.
Who is eligible for the Alberta Express Entry Stream
If you want to apply for the Alberta Express Entry stream, you need to have work experience in an eligible occupation.
The AINP does not provide a list of eligible occupations, rather it offers a list of occupations that are not eligible for the stream. Many who apply under this stream work as food service supervisors, transport truck drivers, and cooks among others. The provincial government website says these applications may take longer to process as there is a high volume of applications.
Certain factors increase your likelihood of being nominated, like having work experience, a Canadian education, or a job offer in Alberta. It also helps to have a family member already living in Alberta, such as a parent, child, or sibling.
It goes without saying you will also need to meet the eligibility requirements for Express Entry. The minimum CRS score you need to be considered is 300. You may get an invitation, called a “Notification of Interest,” if you stated in your profile that you have an interest in moving permanently to Alberta.
What happens after I receive the NOI?
You apply for a provincial nomination from Alberta.
If you get the nomination, it comes with a bonus 600 points added to your base CRS score. Then when you get an Invitation to Apply (ITA) from a subsequent Express Entry draw, you can apply for Canadian immigration.
In its first PNP draw of the year, Alberta invited 250 Express Entry candidates with scores as low as 327.
Alberta invited 250 Express Entry candidates to apply for a provincial nomination on January 5.
The Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AINP) invited candidates who had Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) scores of at least 327.
Invited candidates may be eligible for a provincial nomination under the Alberta Express Entry stream. If they get the nomination, they will be one step closer to Canadian permanent residence. Provincial nominees can apply for Canadian immigration to the federal under the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP). Express Entry candidates with provincial nominations get boosted to the top of the pool, and are primed to receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for permanent residence.
News of the draw comes nearly a week after Alberta announced its new Accelerated Tech Pathway.
How to immigrate through the Alberta Express Entry stream
The first step to immigrating through the Alberta Express Entry stream is to create an Express Entry profile.
Express Entry is the application management system for the three Federal High Skilled programs: Canadian Experience Class, Federal Skilled Worker Program, and Federal Skilled Trades Program.
If you are eligible for Express Entry, you will get a score based on the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS). You get points depending on your age, education, work experience, language ability in English or French, and other factors.
IRCC regularly holds Express Entry draws, inviting the highest-scoring candidates to apply for permanent residence.
It is possible to immigrate through the Express Entry system without a provincial nomination. The PNP provides an opportunity for Express Entry candidates with lower CRS scores to get an automatic 600-point award. So, if the lowest-scoring candidates in the new Alberta draw receive the provincial nomination, their new CRS scores will be 951.
Who is eligible for the Alberta Express Entry Stream
If you want to apply for the Alberta Express Entry stream, you need to have work experience in an eligible occupation.
The AINP does not provide a list of eligible occupations, rather it offers a list of occupations that are not eligible for the stream. Many who apply under this stream work as food service supervisors, transport truck drivers, and cooks among others. The provincial government website says these applications may take longer to process as there is a high volume of applications.
Certain factors increase your likelihood of being nominated, like having work experience, a Canadian education, or a job offer in Alberta. It also helps to have a family member already living in Alberta, such as a parent, child, or sibling.
It goes without saying you will also need to meet the eligibility requirements for Express Entry. The minimum CRS score you need to be considered is 300. You may get an invitation, called a “Notification of Interest,” if you stated in your profile that you have an interest in moving permanently to Alberta.
What happens after I receive the NOI?
You apply for a provincial nomination from Alberta.
If you get the nomination, it comes with a bonus 600 points added to your base CRS score. Then when you get an Invitation to Apply (ITA) from a subsequent Express Entry draw, you can apply for Canadian immigration.
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AINP = 2015 NOC-based FSW Cosplay
WAIT A MINUTE
Lowest scoring candidate: 327
CRS added if nominated: 600
Final CRS: 327+600 = (?) 951 (?)
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The provinces are now competing to see who can invite the lowest CRS scores. Point Alberta. Who's next?