Sorry for being off topic. Is there any forum for student visas and student direct stream updates? Kindly help thank you
Yes exaclty .................... just open everything,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,too long waiting for nothing happening................................economy needs to go back up if people get sick so what, its only a flu that is a bit longer that is all..........................................we cant just sit at homeWhen we have around two months to submit all the documents after ITA by default and pandemic has given additional 90 days for ppl to submit missing documents. It doesn't make any sense to conduct draws excluding people based on region. And given the fact that even after submitting documents the avg processing time is 6 months. None can travel before 2021 if they get an ITA now. Hopefully they will consider these facts and resume the draws.
Just out of curiosity. You enjoy playing with punctuations?Yes exaclty .................... just open everything,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,too long waiting for nothing happening................................economy needs to go back up if people get sick so what, its only a flu that is a bit longer that is all..........................................we cant just sit at home
Yes exaclty .................... just open everything,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,too long waiting for nothing happening................................economy needs to go back up if people get sick so what, its only a flu that is a bit longer that is all..........................................we cant just sit at home
Fake newshttps://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/30/world/asia/h1n1-swine-flu-virus-china-pig.html
Guys, running out of words to say....
God save us
I think the scores would touch down 460s for a while till normalcy returns in all sphere. There's already a gap of about 4months, that means the steadiness of flow has plunged and it's evident in the last pool distribution. Two general draws and the CRS would touch between 467 - 469. The rate at which people join the pool would not spike overnight. It took Canada 4years to get to the constant 470s, I reckon it would take a while to get back to that - regardless of the number of candidates trying to get in. It is worthy to note that not everyone trying to get in would even score 470s because the number isn't easy to attain except you are a CEC candidate.It's a pity that the logic seems lost on you.
Do you have any idea how long ECA is valid for? And given that interest in moving to Canada is only increasing with time, is there any reason to believe that the score should not settle around 470 as it did before FSW was stopped? How about you propose some of your brilliant logic to suggest why the score will drop down by a huge margin?
Or have a Canadian degree, I suppose. It's a massive boost.It is worthy to note that not everyone trying to get in would even score 470s because the number isn't easy to attain except you are a CEC candidate.
This article is old.... I doubt it will reflect the true nature of things at the moment.Hello everyone, New to this thread.
So I read an article on wes yesterday which says only 15% of the cadidates have a canadain experience.
https://wenr.wes.org/2019/01/canadas-express-entry-immigration-system-changes-in-applicant-pool-and-behavior-after-its-implementation
Doesn't this mean IRCC will run out of CEC candiates soon. If so they only have two options to choose from
1. Halt immigration alltogether for a inordinate amount of time
2. Resume all program draws and take measures to minimize the risk.
I was wondering whats your take on this?
Most of the candidates with a Canadian degree has Canadian work experience; most of them would qualify for CEC, except, of course, it's only a diploma of one year which is rare.Or have a Canadian degree, I suppose. It's a massive boost.