Thank you very much. So if I only want to be under CEC, I don't need 12000+ funds, correct?bellaluna said:Bachelor's degree minimum
Experience has to be from last 5 years
Other than those exceptions, the remaining minimum qualifications are similar to federal CEC or FSW requirements like funds, etc. You have to choose to be assessed by one of CEC and FSW if you qualify for both.
So for example if your Canadian work experience was from 7 years ago, you cannot claim CEC experience for OINP even if you qualify at the CIC level.
That's right. Include proof of your income thenFate69 said:Thank you very much. So if I only want to be under CEC, I don't need 12000+ funds, correct?
@Bellaluna i don`t see anywhere on the application guide, where it mentions that thebellaluna said:Bachelor's degree minimum
Experience has to be from last 5 years
Other than those exceptions, the remaining minimum qualifications are similar to federal CEC or FSW requirements like funds, etc. You have to choose to be assessed by one of CEC and FSW if you qualify for both.
So for example if your Canadian work experience was from 7 years ago, you cannot claim CEC experience for OINP even if you qualify at the CIC level.
"you must be able to meet CIC's guidelines"Aragorn165 said:You can meet the requirement for FSWP or CEC for OINP. You must have a score of 400+, and you must have a Bachelor's degree. Your experience needs to be within the last five years, and you must be able to meet CIC's guidelines for demonstrating financial means to support yourself.
Page 8, section 3.1. It's in bold type in the application guide. Experience has to be earned in the five years for FSWP, and Canadian experience in the last three years (my bad from my earlier post) for CEC.Raskin said:@Bellaluna i don`t see anywhere on the application guide, where it mentions that the
experience has to be within the last 5 years. Can you share any links which specifies
this ?
Thanks!
Because CEC applicants are exempt from POF requirements.Fate69 said:"you must be able to meet CIC's guidelines"
I have actually checked the OOPNP's guideline. It only states FSWP's fund requirements but not CEC.
Good! So even if I only have $6000, I still have a chance to be selected by OOPNP, correct?Asivad Anac said:Because CEC applicants are exempt from POF requirements.
Yes.Fate69 said:Good! So even if I only have $6000, I still have a chance to be selected by OOPNP, correct?