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I'm saying do whatever you can. Go in as a tourist hunt for a job, study, use your francophone permit to hunt for a job, iec if your age and country allow for it, etc, etc.
Or to effectively accept the fact that we will effectively not get an ITA.
I would personally wait until 2022 to seriously reconsider the express entry option. If there would be no FSW in the very first draw of 2022, I would simply give up
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None of those are viable options for me, with the exception of a goddamn study permit. Registered for the GRE a few days ago. Never been more disappointed in myself.
Are you also thinking they intentionally paused FSW for a full year? Plausible, considering they stopped the draws on the last possible round of invitations week of 2020
After all guys, every decision in your life comes with its own risk. The main question is whether the risk worths the potential result or not if you ask me. I am honestly more than happy to risk and wait in the express entry pool, as the potential result absolutely worth it. But if 0.1% chance the all programs draws get canceled (I guess this is the correct name as there have never been a "FSW" draw actually) at least I am happy with the fact that I have allocated my time and energy to an immigration program that is one of a kind among English speaking world.
Honestly since the last CEC draw (which was kinda our last hope as the CEC PNP loop has been on hold for a few days) I can not (or perhaps prefer to not) think about any potential reason behind this pause. I just planned with myself that in case the CEC PNP draws continue untill the very first draw of 2022, I would simply forget about express entry (while keeping my profile alive tho) and invest on other options.
ohhh...Thanks mate! I think mushymush is right. We're just wasting our time by watching these videos
When I first decided to enter the pool I was assuming I am going through a logical scoring system. It was mentioned on their website that the system picks up the highest-scored candidates through rounds of invitations. This was actually the scenario up until December last year. Now, for whatever reason, the system has totally changed and it is kinda becoming similar to the US lottery. Every 2 weeks we have to see whether we are lucky enough to be considered by the system or not. So I would simply accept the truth, and if by the very first draw of 2022 I do not see an all program draw, I would look at this just like the US lottery visa and do not make any plans or expect anything regarding this until my luck rather than my score get me an invitation 
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Interesting. I must have misread all 8 admissions pages of the universities I plan to apply to, where they clearly state that GRE is required.
Bud you need to start looking some stuff up before you start running your mouth. You tend to do this a lot, and other people have called you out on it before too.
It’s interesting how you lots went from FSW vs CEC - FSW Inland vs FSW Outland - FSW Outland (India) vs FSW Outland (rest of the world ) - pandemic - travel restrictions - vaccination tracker - FSW Outland (USA) - Afghanistan and the elections.
Right now the focus has moved from September 20th to NOC 0,A & how B occupations should start considering their options meanwhile, same Noc B has in demand occupations starting with 2,3,5,7,8,9xxx.
Let’s just wait and see what happens.
Right now the focus has moved from September 20th to NOC 0,A & how B occupations should start considering their options meanwhile, same Noc B has in demand occupations starting with 2,3,5,7,8,9xxx.
Let’s just wait and see what happens.
