Ray of Hope - 43rd Draw

[neorol]

Looks like difficult times ahead for SINP applicants with nominations void after province relocation.
I just read it here -

pnpcanada.com/2016/09/19/sinp-voids-nominations-to-immigrants-for-province-relocation-pr-status-may-be-removed-soon/

Now what province to choose

I think this question is not that black or white as the provinces would like to see it. PR status contains the "charter of rights" which lets you move anywhere you want. After getting that status you can't just lose it, so revoking the nomination is too late for them. Their process is done and they became PRs.

Another question if they want to change the law, but it won't be easy I think. For now, all these people can go to court (which is a pain), but more likely they would win and wouldn't lose their status...

If anybody gets a nomination they should respect it though, and I completely understand that some provinces want to do something.

 

[intensecool]

I think this question is not that black or white as the provinces would like to see it. PR status contains the "charter of rights" which lets you move anywhere you want. After getting that status you can't just lose it, so revoking the nomination is too late for them. Their process is done and they became PRs.

Another question if they want to change the law, but it won't be easy I think. For now, all these people can go to court (which is a pain), but more likely they would win and wouldn't lose their status...

If anybody gets a nomination they should respect it though, and I completely understand that some provinces want to do something.

I also agree to your point, if you get a nomination you should respect that part.

 

[Alexios07]

I think this question is not that black or white as the provinces would like to see it. PR status contains the "charter of rights" which lets you move anywhere you want. After getting that status you can't just lose it, so revoking the nomination is too late for them. Their process is done and they became PRs.

Another question if they want to change the law, but it won't be easy I think. For now, all these people can go to court (which is a pain), but more likely they would win and wouldn't lose their status...

If anybody gets a nomination they should respect it though, and I completely understand that some provinces want to do something.

True, those people already have the PR status and now are protected by the Constitution. However, SINP might have some tricks before they send out that decision.

Anyways, sooner or later, all PNPs from the Atlantic provinces will fix this loop hole to prevent people from abusing them. Why don't the Atlantics just follow the same procedures as the Investor stream of BC PNP.
A Provincial Nomination will grant the outland applicants a 3-year work permit to work in that appropriate province. If they can find an eligible job and work that job for more than 1 or 2 years, then the province will grant them the full 600 points for Express Entry. Usually people with things to lose (like job, car and an apartment) will less likely to move out the province.

 

[LokiJr01]

We're talking about "hope" in this thread, so if provincial nomination is our only hope to get to Canada, please don't take advantage of it by intentionally moving to popular provinces like Ottawa after securing a PR visa hehe.

If immigrants continue doing that, provinces will start becoming stricter with their guidelines and that might put an end to our little 'hope'

 

[volodyalysak]

I think this time it will be around 1300- 1500 ITA's and CRS around 475 or so.

 

[Canada2425]

Wild guess : : ~1200 ITAs with 481-483 CRS.

Let's gear up for tomorrow.

 

[jaymax]

We're talking about "hope" in this thread, so if provincial nomination is our only hope to get to Canada, please don't take advantage of it by intentionally moving to popular provinces like Ottawa after securing a PR visa hehe.

If immigrants continue doing that, provinces will start becoming stricter with their guidelines and that might put an end to our little 'hope'

Excellent point. By securing PEI or SINP nominations people go in but move to BC or Ontario. What happens is that it disrupts planning for both states. One does not get the worker it was hoping for. The other gets the worker it did not plan for.

Consequence - One Province is now restricting movement by cancelling nominations other might reduce the numbers it offers in the PNP program.


Having said that - Preaching here wont stop the practice. Anyone in such a situation will want to move to a province with more jobs. Sadly regulation is inevitable.

 

[Sluffy]

I think this time it will be around 1300- 1500 ITA's and CRS around 475 or so.

From your mouth to God's ear)

 

[fatani]

Where's the video?

I m trying to put a link but it is not allowing me to do it. How can i share this video?

 

[Canada2425]

I m trying to put a link but it is not allowing me to do it. How can i share this video?

www [dot] put the link [dot] com

 

[andy108]

I think this time it will be around 1300- 1500 ITA's and CRS around 475 or so.

I would say not more than 1000 and score 480+

 

[fatani]

www [dot] put the link [dot] com

www . youtu.be/5IHABfq2cQg . com

 

[fatani]

Watch the above mentioned video it will clarify lots of doubts about the new proposed changes. And what is government looking for in future.

 

[Hot2Cold]

www . youtu.be/5IHABfq2cQg . com

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IHABfq2cQg

Her's the link. Thanks for sharing.

 

[anushapadi]

I am at 462 Waiting for ITA ...

any chance of ITA :'(