understanding EE

[aselim]

I currently have a miss understanding with the Express entry

1st- Is Applying on the EE is as if i applied to FSW and CEC and PNP at once?
or its not related to them and EE is a completely separate process

2nd- I will be graduating next Jan and i don't know where i should apply Ontario PNP or Express Entry i'm also eligible for FSW is applying on EE faster than pnp? is it the same process?

3rd- Can i apply on EE and on PNP same time?

Thank you!

 

[Asivad Anac]

EE is the highway leading to PR and FSW/PNP/FSTP are the different vehicles on that highway. Whichever vehicle you choose to go in, you'll have to go through the EE system.

Read more on CIC site and this forum to take an informed decision. All the best!

 

[mead]

EE is the highway leading to PR and FSW/PNP/FSTP are the different vehicles on that highway. Whichever vehicle you choose to go in, you'll have to go through the EE system.

Read more on CIC site and this forum to take an informed decision. All the best!

haha nicely explained ....EE is a broken highway its congested and vehicles are moving very slowly .....u should take a plane and fly to another country than canada lol

 

[aselim]

EE is the highway leading to PR and FSW/PNP/FSTP are the different vehicles on that highway. Whichever vehicle you choose to go in, you'll have to go through the EE system.

Read more on CIC site and this forum to take an informed decision. All the best!

I think i understand it better now, what if i am eligible for two vehicles should i apply lets say for ee and pnp on another side? or if i only apply to EE i'm considered as if i applied already to fsw and pnp

haha nicely explained ....EE is a broken highway its congested and vehicles are moving very slowly .....u should take a plane and fly to another country than canada lol

Sounds very promising specially if i'm already in Canada!

 

[Asivad Anac]

When you apply under EE and fill in your profile details, the system will determine if you're eligible under FSW/CEC/FSTP or all or some or none of them.

PNP is a different ball game and you'll have to visit each of the provincial websites to get more details. There are also threads on this forum dedicated to each province. Having a provincial nomination (or an LMIA approved job offer) gets you 600 additional points so that you are almost certain to get an ITA leading to a PR.

 

[aselim]

When you apply under EE and fill in your profile details, the system will determine if you're eligible under FSW/CEC/FSTP or all or some or none of them.

PNP is a different ball game and you'll have to visit each of the provincial websites to get more details. There are also threads on this forum dedicated to each province. Having a provincial nomination (or an LMIA approved job offer) gets you 600 additional points so that you are almost certain to get an ITA leading to a PR.

Now i get it, is the PNP quota distributed among the EE only or EE and paper applicants ? and who has more priority to get it and can i apply on both sides?