Yeah the competition now in Canada is fierce having just a degree and one year of experience no longer is a guarantee.
https://www.cicnews.com/2020/06/after-u-s-immigration-ban-minister-mendicino-says-come-to-canada-0614840.html?_ga=2.239888837.772561399.1592679268-1367121032.1590586451#gs.975pw4
H1Bs who have made a fortune in the US will now be foraying into Canada in lakhs. Canada is not inviting outlanders but still the minister will send invite announcements to all the H1Bs.
Embrace to see another big wave of H1Bs crossing into Canada.
Some good news is IELTS is not resuming full and ECA takes a prolonged time to complete the work. That can save those settled with a score of 465 and above from the upcoming H1Bs
Just my two cents, but If you plan it well it can be quite easy. To make sure you don't return home without PR, there are few things you need to do when you come to Canada.That's not as easy as it sounds. Not all are successful in this journey. Tons of them came back home as well.
I second this. While I do not fall into any of these categories, I had a bachelor's degree before I did a two-year program in Canada. Having 2 or more degrees + CLB 10 + 1 year of Canadian work experience helped my case. I can't emphasize the importance of CLB 10 and degrees.Just my two cents, but If you plan it well it can be quite easy. To make sure you don't return home without PR, there are few things you need to do when you come to Canada.
1.) Do a masters in Canada, not a diploma/certificate course. A lot of people make the mistake of not doing master's and they do not get the maximum points for Canadian education.
2.) Make sure you do the course of correct duration to get the 3 year PGWP. some people take a shorter course as it is cheaper and get only 1 year PGWP which doesn't give enough time to get more canadian experience points.
3.) Make sure you have 3 years foreign experience before coming to Canada. It is a combination of foreign points plus Canadian experience that push your score above 500 points. A lot of people come to study in Canada with no foreign experience, and find that the Canadian experience alone does not give them enough points.
If someone follows the above 3 points, a Canada PR is a piece of cake, is my opinion
Hey, did you end up creating a 2nd profile? I'm in the same boat. Thanks!Thank you so much for your advice, I thought of doing that but i was wondering if there will any impact to my PR application later on due to keeping two profiles.
Any thought here?
Thanks again !
CRS: 431 - 433 ... finger crossed!PREDICTION FOR TODAY’S DRAW - JUNE 25, 2020
CANADIAN EXPERIENCE CLASS
- ITA’s: 3,508
- CRS: 432 – 435
Damm I am hoping to get in with a crs score of 463! In today’s drawCRS: 431 - 433 ... finger crossed!
431! You’re bit off but almost got it. Congrats to everyone who’ll receive their ITAs shortly..PREDICTION FOR TODAY’S DRAW - JUNE 25, 2020
CANADIAN EXPERIENCE CLASS
- ITA’s: 3,508
- CRS: 432 – 435
Congratulations to everyone who will get ITA shortly...CRS: 431 - 433 ... finger crossed!