International Student points CIC should scrap FSWP stream
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Just check Manitoba PNP,they give 200 points to relatives. That is the indication and check the background how the change in express entry system was originated, it was because of siblings, because Canadian govt. wants to reunify the families. Many people are not able to bring their kids because they are above 19 yr. So, there are many complications which you are not understanding.
Just check Manitoba PNP,they give 200 points to relatives. That is the indication and check the background how the change in express entry system was originated, it was because of siblings, because Canadian govt. wants to reunify the families. Many people are not able to bring their kids because they are above 19 yr. So, there are many complications which you are not understanding.
Following your opinion, then they would have to separate almost everything: Canadian education, French, Siblings... ; That would make no sense.fatani said:
Presently, many people without these things since decades are getting picked up.
They want to change the scenario by awarding more points for people in the listed categories in order for them to get ITA.
Also, I believe the work experience requirement might become optional and unpaid internship undertaken as part of studies might counts as it is the case in Québec; where students are guaranteed a direct route to PR after graduation without work experience.kryt0n said:
If anything I would like to see anyone with family members already in Canada getting fast tracked.
Being apart from your family is more important than believing because you threw money at a Canadian University that you should get priority.
Being apart from your family is more important than believing because you threw money at a Canadian University that you should get priority.
They give 200 points for all relatives not only for siblings. And they are a PNP program most PNP programs are there for people who have canadian connections like jobs, relatives, studies etc etc. Thats why I said that federal program should be unbiased and if they want to give bonus points it should be limited. Or otherwise make it a seperate stream or completely scrap FSWP.hi_canada said:
For some provinces, it is the case that throwing money at university will get you PR. Federal can copy from that.
Throwing money does not award you the qualification; you need to study hard and north american universities are very tough.
When I study in UK at a top tier university, it was a joke with easy entrance requirement with no admission exam and only A-levels grade A/A+ suffice; in UK you can almost buy education. In Canada, it is completely different; I had a difficult time but you really learn. Also, the entrance requirement is strict and recruitment is very small although they have lots of spaces, unlike the UK where lecture room are crowded. The quality and standard is high in north america, unlike the UK.
Throwing money does not award you the qualification; you need to study hard and north american universities are very tough.
When I study in UK at a top tier university, it was a joke with easy entrance requirement with no admission exam and only A-levels grade A/A+ suffice; in UK you can almost buy education. In Canada, it is completely different; I had a difficult time but you really learn. Also, the entrance requirement is strict and recruitment is very small although they have lots of spaces, unlike the UK where lecture room are crowded. The quality and standard is high in north america, unlike the UK.
There is an reason for that. Some less wanted provinces (like not BC, ON or AL), want to make sure, that you have good enough connections to stay and pay your taxes there. That is why they prefer that much people with connections (family or siblings). But Manitoba is also giving negative points if you have relatives somewhere else in Canada or if you have studied or worked outside Manitoba.hi_canada said:
However on federal level it is a bit different story. (For example giving - points for experience, studies or relatives has no sense).
Why not to make it like some provinces do. You want to claim points for Friends or relatives - OK, no problem, but they will be responsible for you for the first 2 years of your settlement. Furthermore your PR will be province bound (to the province where your relatives lives).
If they leave you before that then it has no sence to get points for more adaptability (advice can give almost anybody and it does not have to be somebody close to you). If they are outside Canada, then again we are sorry.
That would be fair handling in that issue.
There might also be fraud; of course on the Canadian side to show that the sibling is a PR/Canadian would not be an issue. But many people in some corrupt countries might fake birth certificate to show tie as sibling...with same parents...