PNP (OINP......) Masters Graduate Stream Program / PHD (No Job Offer Required)

[imarchuang]

From another forum.

AOR of the application delivered on Nov. 16.

from OINP master stream as well?

 

[rssell]

from OINP master stream as well?

yep master stream.

 

[TorontoPNP]

Received the AOR email from OPNP - masters today.

Filed - Nov 16, 2015
AOR - April 13, 2016

 

[imarchuang]

Received the AOR email from OPNP - masters today.

Filed - Nov 16, 2015
AOR - April 13, 2016

Congradzzzz! dude... This is an exciting news as things are still moving, slowly though

 

[sarx121]

Hi there,

I see that majoroty of you here fall under the Msters category. Is anyone here under the International PHD Graduate Stream (no job offer)- Ontario Nomination?

Unike the Masters stream, which requires you to submit the English Language Test to the CIC for final prcoessing, there is contradicting news on the CIC website + document checklist about submitting the English Language Test for the PHD category.

If anyone here has applied under the PHD stream, and has had to submit the English Language Test for final processing, please let me know asap.

Thanks!

 

[aircanada]

Hi there,

I see that majoroty of you here fall under the Msters category. Is anyone here under the International PHD Graduate Stream (no job offer)- Ontario Nomination?

Unike the Masters stream, which requires you to submit the English Language Test to the CIC for final prcoessing, there is contradicting news on the CIC website + document checklist about submitting the English Language Test for the PHD category.

If anyone here has applied under the PHD stream, and has had to submit the English Language Test for final processing, please let me know asap.

Thanks!

My knowledge is that the only difference between the two groups is that if you have a PhD, the language test isn't a requirement. There aren't actually two separate streams per se. This is for the OINP.

CIC provincial nomination processing is completely separate and does not differentiate between masters graduates vs PhD. They only ask for a test based on your NOC classification.

 

[Genesis76]

Hi there,

I see that majoroty of you here fall under the Msters category. Is anyone here under the International PHD Graduate Stream (no job offer)- Ontario Nomination?

Unike the Masters stream, which requires you to submit the English Language Test to the CIC for final prcoessing, there is contradicting news on the CIC website + document checklist about submitting the English Language Test for the PHD category.

If anyone here has applied under the PHD stream, and has had to submit the English Language Test for final processing, please let me know asap.

Thanks!

Hi sarx,
I applied for the Ontario provincial nominee under PhD stream. The English test (IELTS, TOFL) is not requested.

 

[rssell]

Update Provincial processing timeline

Jan. 4, 2016 delivered
April. 18, 2016 AOR

 

[saud]

Update Provincial processing timeline

Jan. 4, 2016 delivered
April. 18, 2016 AOR

congratulation
this is a good sign for me because i submitted my application on 5th of January.

 

[luckychamp]

Hi dude, no news yet man... One of my friends applied on Feb-9th, no news either :-( The most recent AOR case I heard (in OINP master stream) was that some one got AOR on Apr-11th who applied on Nov-06th...

Ok very soon Good Luck bro !

 

[luckychamp]

Update Provincial processing timeline

Jan. 4, 2016 delivered
April. 18, 2016 AOR

Awww Congrats !!

 

[imarchuang]

Update Provincial processing timeline

Jan. 4, 2016 delivered
April. 18, 2016 AOR

Wowow... This is a big milestone

 

[Genesis76]

Update Provincial processing timeline

Jan. 4, 2016 delivered
April. 18, 2016 AOR

Congratulations pal!!

 

[saud]

Anyone got his AOR today???

 

[shashankpilot1]

Hi, I'm new to OINP. I'm bit confused regarding international master graduate stream language requirement. I know the requirement keeps changing but I wanted to know whether the language requirement needs to be fulfilled for both English and French or is it a choice for the candidate. Like choosing English over French.