Again, Federal government has nothing to do with PNPs except setting quota for each PNP. That's why there are huge differences between BC PNP and SINP or AINP. The provincial government of each province is the one that set the policy and requirements for their PNP.JALT said:True, the international students points increase won't affect the PNPs at all, maybe just open up a lot more potential candidates over 400 points for OINP and that's it. Also the family category won't do a great deal. But all I meant was that's just the changes we know about from the article. It says big changes, which could be lots of things - he might be planning something radical with the PNPs for all we know, which is all I meant with waiting to announce the whole lot when the 2017 quotas come out. I know OINP say they normally have their quotas by early November.
Anyway, whatever it is I'm excited (glass half-full approach!)![]()
Changes in CEC will result in thousands of candidates with more than 450 CRS, not just 400, since a typical single 20-29 yo int'l student with Bachelor degree, CLB 8, one year Canadian work exp already has 415 points.