The decision to give extra points in CRS for having siblings with Canadian PR or Citizenship will be made by March this year and could be implements later in the year as per the CIC's report. If they decide against it, i guess it will be a bummer for me as well as i have a sister with Canadian PR. Lets hope for the bestrhonny20 said:
Nice..lets see how many points they offer for this...any idea??KingKurly said:The decision to give extra points in CRS for having siblings with Canadian PR or Citizenship will be made by March this year and could be implements later in the year as per the CIC's report. If they decide against it, i guess it will be a bummer for me as well as i have a sister with Canadian PR. Lets hope for the best
“The government has added, however, that it is looking to make further changes in 2017. These changes may include additional points for candidates with siblings in Canada or for French-speaking candidates, and it is not possible to tell if or when these changes may occur or how the distribution of points under the system may be affected.rhonny20 said:
I have no idea. What I heard is that Saskatchewan PNP is a very slow process. The AIPP (Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program) recently opened for the provinces of NL,NB,NS and PEI. However, they will only give 2000 nominations for 2017. They will be starting the info sessions in March and April but it is just an info session. They will be coming to the Philippines in April with employers to interview prospective candidates who might be given a job offer. After that, they can apply for PNP. But no idea how long will it take for them to process the paperwork. I think BC also gave 457 PNs.sutyfornow said:
I thought the atlantic program is an independent one... do the candidates apply for express entry after earning a nomination from the Atlantic program ?pacificislander said:
+1thestunner316 said:interesting way to describe the refugees... i'm sure the meaning of intellectual class got a whole new meaning with you using that word lol....
i hope you get your ITA soon, and i hope you change your attitude also... that sort of attitude isnt going to get you very far in canada...
just remember this card goes both ways... you can enter canada and all the naturalised canadians + CEC candidates will say "we have been in Canada for years and we know and understand the country and culture and we have been paying taxes blah blah.... we should get picked ahead of immigrants
good luck
A tip that worked for me is to read the questions and the answers before the recording starts, that way you will have an idea what the recording is about and make it easier to answer, but you have to be quick. They usually give time to review each section before the recording starts. Good luck!sutyfornow said:
I try doing this,however, the answers are somehow similar to each other so i get confused in the endUnleashedFX said:I hope today there is a draw and I hope 440+ are cleared. Good luck to us all.
A tip that worked for me is to read the questions and the answers before the recording starts, that way you will have an idea what the recording is about and make it easier to answer, but you have to be quick. They usually give time to review each section before the recording starts. Good luck!
