SINP ONLINE APPLICATION
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In that way, I guess I won't be able to proceed. Because, I have 1+ experience in each NOC code which accounts to the overall experience and related points.
If I opted SINP express entry stream, still I can't?
But, in express entry my experience across multiple noc codes is accepted.
SINP picks by NOC and SINP score. So you can only have one NOC that you count your experience for. Express Entry, you need one year of continious experience in one NOC to be eligible. Programs have different requirements. For EE, you want a very high CRS score.
Sorry for asking again.
Would under SINP EE stream my other NOC code experience be accepted? Or they won't?
Express entry ITA is only likely after successful nomination.
I have done 4 year BS degree and 2 year MPhill in applied environmental science. Also completed my b.ed. i have experience of teacher of more than 6 years. should i apply for SINP to improve my CRS score or get to invitation from province. Are teachers in demand? Does SINP has NOC for teachers?
No. Only your primary NOC is considered for SINP. You can’t have multiple NOCs. SINP takes your primary NOC in your EE profile. What is your SINP score and NOC?
Thanks for your advice. But this is not possible for me. I have never worked any jobs as in NOC 2171.
I see. Thanks for your confirmation.
Received a similar response from SINP today. Need to explore some other options.
Is getting work permit easy for outside applicants?
No. You need a job offer and your employer needs to file for and pay $1k for a LMIA. The LMIA shows that no Canadian or PR could be hired, only you. Then with LMIA, you apply for a closed work permit. For the permit, you show that you are experienced to do the job. The process can take many months, sometimes over a year.
No getting a job offer with an approved LMIA is the challenge. Few employers are willing to go through the long process, fill out paperwork, pay the $1k and wait up to a year for an employee to arrive in Canada. Most job posting will say to apply only if authorized to work in Canada or citizen/PR.
Yes, exactly. Have been trying through Job bank and Linkedin since the past few months, they're not interested in outland candidates. Only interested if one is in Canada.
Right because the process is too long and onerous for employers. Employers have to prove that no one in Canada could be hired, only you.
Your focus should be on increasing your CRS points (education, language, skilled work experience) as a job offer is so difficult.