PNP will continue. Holthe said that the PR target from PNP does not contribute to the FHS target. Even if the FHS target is reduced, PNP will continue without any issue.
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@Alysson sshhh... I'm gonna make RSubZero explain the same thing 10 times.
I know Austria has point based immigration, difficult to get through though.
Bro. Read the memo and my explanation. Or let me explain again.
The current processing time of FSW is 20.4 months (See the memo)
The expected processing time of FSW is 36 months if nothing is done to tackle backlogs.
The processing times are based on percentile as @GandiBaat explained. See this explanation: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/fsw-worldwide.739338/post-9916604
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Okay so you're saying that work permit applications in Austria will take 20.4 months on average to process? Can you explain how again please?
One question immigration pundits and desi YouTubers ask is that if IRCC had been sitting on this information since Nov 2021, why the hell they did not tell it out so that people would have moved on with their lives.
Okay, its fking Friday and back to my usual activity. I going to the Detroit riverfront and look at the ugly skylines of Winsdor and pretend being in Canada.
Because they are assholes. There was another memo from May showing they knew TR2PR was a shitshow and would ruin the whole skilled worker program, but they prefer that people cling on to hope so they can shatter it for fun.
Sure, if you're going to a place where there aren't many people from your country, you'll be forced to talk to other people because there are only locals or very few international students. But i'm saying for most people where there is a large contingent of people from their country, like there is for example for Indians in most major Canadian cities, you will most likely spend your time with them than you do with local people. Or you'll spend more time with other international students.
Sure, but even with this desire to funnel people into trades, it certainly will not offset the majority of people wanting to get university educated for most professions. You are still much better paid in most high skilled occupations in which you need a university degree as a baseline qualification.
I'd say if you're interested in data analytics, try to do a Master's degree in a field related to that.
With a Canadian Master's degree and a PGWP, that should ensure your chance to immigrate.
Only thing to be mindful of is, right now there's still no solid timeline for both CEC and FSW draws to resume, and it's up to you whether you want to see how things shake out in 6 months. If you can wait 6 months i'd do that if you want to try to save on the cost of studying in Canada.
In any case, most programs start in September, so you can apply and get your admission, then decide on whether you want to study or not based on how things are looking around the 6 month mark when it comes to EE.
I can't believe you keep falling for this