Thanks for the clarification.No - you can only have one EE profile.
Thanks for the clarification.No - you can only have one EE profile.
There is no problem with that here, dual intent is completely fine in Canada. Legalfalcon has mentioned it a few times, don't have any links though. I applied for a closed work permit at the same time as PR, and there was no problem. Work permit was approvedI'm not sure. You may have to look into dual-intent. I know it's an issue if you were going to the US, but I remember reading somewhere that you can be applying for PR and still apply for a student visa in Canada. You'd just have to be honest and convince them that if you don;'t get a PR, you'd return after your degree is done. Age is irrelevant for degrees.
One of the main reason student visa gets rejected is due to lack of ties to applicant's home country. I am not sure if this changes because applicant has entered PR pool?I'm not sure. You may have to look into dual-intent. I know it's an issue if you were going to the US, but I remember reading somewhere that you can be applying for PR and still apply for a student visa in Canada. You'd just have to be honest and convince them that if you don;'t get a PR, you'd return after your degree is done. Age is irrelevant for degrees.
of course asking the SAME question in a DIFFERENT time MIGHT change the answer.1. No, not for a few months.
2. Yes it's possible, nobody can say for sure.
Asking the same question over and over won't change the answer.
yes as time varies, new information will be updated with details. we all should be very keen on collecting updated info at the earliest so we could act quick. "Time is Money", my boss used to remind me of this quite often.of course asking the SAME question in a DIFFERENT time MIGHT change the answer.
YES ! exactly.The last quarter will be the time of FSWs this year. If not, then FSW is pretty much retired. I think what's killing people is the uncertainty. If IRCC straight up said they retired FSW people would feel bad for a few days then sit down and replan their strategy.
Hey, yes you can totally apply. I got the ITA while I was under my study permit and I submitted all my documents, I didn't claim points for education in Canada so I didn't have to wait for my degree. After applying to PR I applied to my PGWP cause my visa was going to expire in November, so I was under implied status for 1 month and got the work permit in December. Now I am still waiting for PR, its been 7 months and counting.I have a question !
Since there is no use in waiting for FSW draws , waiting months and years for an invitation and another couple of years for the COPR is pretty waste. By that time some folks would reach 32-35 years of age. so I am thinking of leaving my profile in the pool as it is and change the strategy by taking the studies route. And my question is, if some miracle happens and I get an ITA when I'm on student visa in Canada, is this situation possible ? if it is then what are the next steps ? hehe
oh wow ! i was thinking about this path for a week. You did a 2 year course ? Thanks for your response. I appreciate itHey, yes you can totally apply. I got the ITA while I was under my study permit and I submitted all my documents, I didn't claim points for education in Canada so I didn't have to wait for my degree. After applying to PR I applied to my PGWP cause my visa was going to expire in November, so I was under implied status for 1 month and got the work permit in December. Now I am still waiting for PR, its been 7 months and counting.
I totally agree with this. Even IRCC is not sure by itself though, that's why they haven't decided anythingThe last quarter will be the time of FSWs this year. If not, then FSW is pretty much retired. I think what's killing people is the uncertainty. If IRCC straight up said they retired FSW people would feel bad for a few days then sit down and replan their strategy.