ITA VS PNP ???

[batth62]

HELLO GUYS?

WHAT IS DIFFERENCE IN ITA VS PNP & HOW IT WORKS???

 

[faridshariff]

ITA - invitation to apply (Sent by CIC if you are selected from the pool when the draw is made - usually need atleast CRS 453 and above, i said usually and not necessarily)

PNP - provincial nominee program (If you have CRS 400+ you may get an invitation by a Province.e.g., Ontario, depending on your profile. You have to apply to the province when you receive the invitation. If application is successful you will get additional 600 points and you will be given an ITA by CIC in the next draw)

Refer following threads thoroughly and understand the procedure and requirements.

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/express-entry-step-by-step-instructions-t273928.0.html
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/express-entry-in-a-nutshell-t394158.0.html

 

[One_Topsy]

You get ITA when your CRS is above the minimum for that draw.

PNP allows any province to give you 600 extra poiints in addition to what you already have so that you will get ITA.

 

[batth62]

Thank u guys...

 

[NHK]

i think one financial difference that i have observed is, you have to pay $1500 as PNP application processing fee where as if you have sufficient points and got selected from the poll then you don''t need to spend this extra money to get additional 600 points.

seniors please correct me if i am wrong.

 

[One_Topsy]

i think one financial difference that i have observed is, you have to pay $1500 as PNP application processing fee where as if you have sufficient points and got selected from the poll then you don''t need to spend this extra money to get additional 600 points.

seniors please correct me if i am wrong.

It's only Ontario that charges money for their PNP. All other provinces are free

 

[ozlis]

It's only Ontario that charges money for their PNP. All other provinces are free

BC charges also, $500 per person on the application.