FSW WORLDWIDE

[PRANIT01]

I was just reading the comments in YouTube videos ,I expected a lot of negative comments but was not there.i expected some things like our buddy Holthe

Last year kubeir/his channel/his group was very positive. I think in 2022 it is a new strategy #forevernegetive.

I am not telling what those dudes said will never happen but it was too much info than people can handle at a time ,he just Baisically went from 0- 100 in 2 sec

Reduced doesn’t mean dead so yeah. Also, the increased time is expected, since the time in an app only registers once it’s completed and almost all FSW applications are already 12 months+ now, and all these late applications will count towards this year.

November 24, 2021 internal IRCC Memo states that FSWC processing times are expected to rise to 36 months in 2022 and that the Federal High Skilled admissions target in upcomming years could be reduced by more than 50% due to the TRPR backlog and Afghan refugee resettlement. pic.twitter.com/49wsic2VYV

— Steven Meurrens (@smeurrens) January 19, 2022

Man what does this mean ?I don't understand do we have to wait till the end of 2023? That is what it means?

It is written clearly no draw till first half of 2022.

 

[Alysson]

I'm not sure I got the 36 months thing. Is this processing time for people who would be invited this year (2022) or for people like me with AOR nov 2020?

Processing time gets registered when the application is finalized. For example, if this year they land only 50 FSW with AOR Jan/2020 and they were all finalized Jan/2022 then the application time for FSW listed in the year is 24 months.

 

[Alysson]

Also, the memo seems to merge CEC and FSW when speaking of it returning and mention CRS being 500 when it resumes. I feel era of CEC only draws will soon end. Sucks that they will use all remaining room for skill workers that they could use for draws, to cover TR2PR and refugees. It would be around 40k that could have been drawn this year and finalized this year.

 

[EscoBlades]

Reduced doesn’t mean dead so yeah. Also, the increased time is expected, since the time in an app only registers once it’s completed and almost all FSW applications are already 12 months+ now, and all these late applications will count towards this year. Also, it’s interesting that they requested extension on pause on draws until end of January. I still expect draws February, though it might be CEC.

November 24, 2021 internal IRCC Memo states that FSWC processing times are expected to rise to 36 months in 2022 and that the Federal High Skilled admissions target in upcomming years could be reduced by more than 50% due to the TRPR backlog and Afghan refugee resettlement. pic.twitter.com/49wsic2VYV

— Steven Meurrens (@smeurrens) January 19, 2022

No they want to extend the pause on FSW draws past end of January.

 

[berational]

November 24, 2021 internal IRCC Memo states that FSWC processing times are expected to rise to 36 months in 2022 and that the Federal High Skilled admissions target in upcomming years could be reduced by more than 50% due to the TRPR backlog and Afghan refugee resettlement.

 

[wonderbly]

Reduced doesn’t mean dead so yeah. Also, the increased time is expected, since the time in an app only registers once it’s completed and almost all FSW applications are already 12 months+ now, and all these late applications will count towards this year. Also, it’s interesting that they requested extension on pause on draws until end of January. I still expect draws February, though it might be CEC.

November 24, 2021 internal IRCC Memo states that FSWC processing times are expected to rise to 36 months in 2022 and that the Federal High Skilled admissions target in upcomming years could be reduced by more than 50% due to the TRPR backlog and Afghan refugee resettlement. pic.twitter.com/49wsic2VYV

— Steven Meurrens (@smeurrens) January 19, 2022

"The number of FHS invitations issued from January 1, 2021 to September 20, 2021, will for the most part result in 2021 admissions."
Is this referring to EE-PNP? Cos there were no FSW invitation in that time period.

 

[Alysson]

No they want to extend the pause on FSW draws past end of January.

The wording is confusing, because in the text, they are trying to justify affects of having draws between November and January, so it seems like they are justifying pause until end of January and not past it.

 

[berational]

Also, the memo seems to merge CEC and FSW when speaking of it returning and mention CRS being 500 when it resumes. I feel era of CEC only draws will soon end. Sucks that they will use all remaining room for skill workers that they could use for draws, to cover TR2PR and refugees. It would be around 40k that could have been drawn this year and finalized this year.

FSW is dead. CEC is dead. Only TR to PR will shine.

 

[Alysson]

"The number of FHS invitations issued from January 1, 2021 to September 20, 2021, will for the most part result in 2021 admissions."
Is this referring to EE-PNP? Cos there were no FSW invitation in that time period.

The memo is from last year. This sounds like they are justifying that 2021 landed newer applicants instead of older ones.

 

[wonderbly]

Reduced doesn’t mean dead so yeah. Also, the increased time is expected, since the time in an app only registers once it’s completed and almost all FSW applications are already 12 months+ now, and all these late applications will count towards this year. Also, it’s interesting that they requested extension on pause on draws until end of January. I still expect draws February, though it might be CEC.

November 24, 2021 internal IRCC Memo states that FSWC processing times are expected to rise to 36 months in 2022 and that the Federal High Skilled admissions target in upcomming years could be reduced by more than 50% due to the TRPR backlog and Afghan refugee resettlement. pic.twitter.com/49wsic2VYV

— Steven Meurrens (@smeurrens) January 19, 2022

This whole is thing is a huge mess. IRCC has royally f'ed up .

 

[wonderbly]

The memo is from last year. This sounds like they are justifying that 2021 landed newer applicants instead of older ones.

So it was referring to CEC then?

 

[wonderbly]

FSW is dead. CEC is dead. Only TR to PR will shine.

Seems like it. The end has come. It's 2014 all over again.

 

[Alysson]

So it was referring to CEC then?

Probably, considering 2021 CEC were getting finalized in 45 days while several 2020 CEC were in limbo as well.

 

[PRANIT01]

Correct me if I am wrong so the new processing time for fsw will be 36 months am I right? So if I am a sep 2020 applicant expect a pr in 2023 sep.

 

[hello2020]

Seems like it. The end has come. It's 2014 all over again.

Wow. The bunch of people on WP (read CEC's) from all over Canada will have to leave the country soon with nothing. All those employers will be happy then.