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[armitabbsn]

You have 45 days to submit to OINP, just prepare all the documents and wait till 44th day to submit if you don't receive ITA before that. You can aso withdraw your application from OINP if you get ITA and get the refund but OINP refunds only if they did not begin processing.

I need to accept it now and then I will be given 45 days to submit docs right?
and the documents for pnp are similar to fsw or they need sth more?
When they have sent me nomination becuz of my noc, do I need to be a registered pharmacist in Canada or there is no obligation?

 

[seadrag0n]

I need to accept it now and then I will be given 45 days to submit docs right?
and the documents for pnp are similar to fsw or they need sth more?
When they have sent me nomination becuz of my noc, do I need to be a registered pharmacist in Canada or there is no obligation?

There is nothing to accept or decline, you just need to submit the application before 45 days are up.

Required documents are pretty much the same : https://www.ontario.ca/document/oinp-document-checklists/ontarios-express-entry-human-capital-priorities-stream-applicant-checklist

License is not required for both OINP and EE, you do can whatever you want after you land.

 

[imransyed]

Well, if I look it from his perspective its like this : I can take a ferry (which is super cheap, like $20 cheap) but then I will be out of commission for about 3-4 working hours. So helijet is best option. I start at 8, in the office at 9 and spend rest of the day in meetings and then come back. Usually those days have nothing but meetings after meetings. "Splurging" 250 or so dollars once a month on travel is not that expensive. Plus I am bloody sure they get consolidated discount because booking is done via a travel corporation.

Haha well, yes when you put it like that it makes sense. But I'd be very proud of myself for being where you are in life.. although I am sure meetings after meetings is a dreadful thing, even if done once a month. May God give you even more!

 

[Deleted member 1083629]

Check their website as its clear as f. I know all the answers to the above question. But, they can also be found on their website.!!!!

I know, right? Like, I am super open to helping people on this forum. Occasionally, I go and check the screenshots the lawyers sent me (Pre-ITA, Post-ITA). I know how anxious the whole process is. But, like for real, this is just laziness. Instead of googling keywords, the user asks here for an advice. Like, my guy, how did you survive so far and what are you going to do later on?

 

[Deleted member 1083629]

Why would conduct fsw draw? Why would they dont want to take cec?!

It's pretty clear and that's something I expected about 2 weeks ago. It's more about economic conditions. As someone who lives in Canada, I would prefer CEC only draws (as it will lower the rent prices, reduce strain on hospitals) but it is what it is.

 

[OneStepAtATime]

WOAH!!! Has this ever happened before? This is beyond weird...

Totally, no one saw this coming. I suppose this is their new way of drawing more CEC candidates. With FSW draws being the competitive ones, dedicated CEC draws will allow them to reach deeper into the CEC pool than an all program draw would have. If so, CEC draw coming up next? With a draw size of around 1500?

 

[seadrag0n]

It's pretty clear and that's something I expected about 2 weeks ago. It's more about economic conditions. As someone who lives in Canada, I would prefer CEC only draws (as it will lower the rent prices, reduce strain on hospitals) but it is what it is.

It looks like many CEC profiles also qualify under FSW so most of this draw was CEC as outlanders cap out at 481 unless they have French or sibling points.

 

[Deleted member 1083629]

It looks like many CEC profiles also qualify under FSW so most of this draw was CEC as outlanders cap out at 481 unless they have French or sibling points.

Sure. If CEC applies with both Canadian and foreign experience, then the system chooses CEC. In this case, those who were eligible for FSW were chosen.

 

[CNP]

Sure. If CEC applies with both Canadian and foreign experience, then the system chooses CEC. In this case, those who were eligible for FSW were chosen.

and CEC get the highest precedence over other programs - https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1294&top=29

 

[Deleted member 994371]

Maybe. Who knows. I don't know why majority of people move to Canada. Really don't. I understand Russians; it's dangerous to live in Russia right now if you are a man. I understand Ukrainians. I understand Iranians. I understand if one doesn't have basic necessities and quality of life is just terrible; it makes sense to move. Why would you move if you have a decent job, your family is near, your friends, you have a roof over the head.

Last time I said the same thing, I got told I have no right to say that as I am a brown man who walks in trash. By another Indian.

In a way, I felt smug knowing that man would learn French, maximize his English score, leave everything behind, only to land here and realise that its worse in almost every aspect for him, and be surrounded by other brown men who thought the same. KEK.

 

[RSub]

Why would conduct fsw draw? Why would they dont want to take cec?!

With IRCC, there is no logic.!!!!

 

[sbali]

With IRCC, there is no logic.!!!!

They will now conduct CEC and gradually CEC cut off will drop , maybe 470 very soon and 450 by June

 

[Deleted member 994371]

Its one or two travel management companies who manage travel for lot of corporates in north america. They consolidate their bookings and reap discounts and pass a part of it to their customers.

My Boss used to book rental cars for day trip to seattle long time back. Our entire team of 4-5 folks used to travel to attend conferences. Many times we got quite swanky ones due to this bulk booking. Thats what they had in the inventory that day so thats what we get.

That may be true. But still doesn't explain why you have a helipad in your backyard.

 

[Shubham6120]

Check their website as its clear as f. I know all the answers to the above question. But, they can also be found on their website.!!!!

I have figured it out. Thank you.

 

[nns14]

The ones that praised Canada never praised the most important things. They all talked about nature, safety and something along those lines. Not once someone asked themselves: "Ok. We are moving. Are there really enough jobs for all of us?" Nah. When I posted here that 500K is too many, I was told that I say that because I have already moved lol. Nah, that's because 500K is too damn high. There are not enough jobs for those people. There is not enough housing. There is someone renting (in a different thread) a STUDIO BASEMENT in BRAMPTON for 2K. WTF????!!!! And users are defending him saying that it's ok.

Canada is not the country that started the express entry back in 2015. When my sibling moved here in 2012, it was possible to buy a home in Toronto and she could see a doctor. When I moved in 2017 for Masters, I could still see a doctor but just had to wait a bit. I was also able to afford a decent place on a salary. When I moved back in 2022, I cannot see a doctor. I cannot afford most of the places here. And I have a degree from Waterloo. What about those who come from India/Russia/any other country with the local degrees?

For anyone reading this forum or thread. Please rethink your decision of moving to Canada. You will most likely never achieve the same level of life you had back home. If you come here to get citizenship and move back, that makes sense. But don't sell everything back home thinking you will never go back. I know that I will. Maybe not back to Russia, as I don't see Putin leaving for a while but to any other country.

Totally agreed with your post. But how many will take it genuinely…

It is very beautiful and developed country. I would never say to anyone do not migrate to Canada. In fact, I would encourage it. But I will add, you must be prepared to start over unless you are very talented in those highly in-demand jobs in IT software, Big Data and AI, etc…

It will take time and hard-work all the while you are fighting against depression (those who come alone). It is challenging.

Thinking of it, I definitely recommend you to settle in a city where you have some family members or at least friends, at least initially. It will help A LOT. It will get lonely in here specially during the damned long months of winter. Not to mention the time difference between Canada and Africa/Asia.

Fortunately, I have some very close family members in Toronto and that did wonders in my transition.