yody:
Chai!!!!
Hello house, please please and please, i have read this thread from page 0 to 220( though skipped some parts)
I still dont understand all of these.
I beg you all to come to my rescue, no insult please, i swear i no understand.
I am married with two kids, am a microbiologist with 2 years working experience, husband is a medical doctor with 5 years experience (plus housemanship).
Our age group falls between the range 18-35. Husband does not want to write the canadian board exam for now cos of the cost and some other factors.
My questions:
* Is there any other route he can take with his certificate? Maybe a health officer, or something sha, not as a doctor per say
* can i also be the primary applicant?
* what are our chances
Note that we have not written english exam
Please try explain to me. From the begining of thr thread i saw that we need atleast 67, later i started seeing 364,475,456 and so on
Thanks and God bless you all

dupyshoo:
lol. I have never seen a thread this boring before. I think it is because of the difficulty in achieving 450 CRS score. So, a lot of people have given up and gone to Australia PR thread.

dupyshoo:
lol. I have never seen a thread this boring before. I think it is because of the difficulty in achieving 450 CRS score. So, a lot of people have given up and gone to Australia PR thread.

papjydos:
Hi Beyunce, how do one get Ontario PNP? Seems each province has its own requirement though.

omoba26:

No not yet open. I already have an account and have attached all documents. once open, i submit.
I only need to know the format of the settlement plan.

boldinc:
Lol... Extremely boring!

Hopefully there will be a lot of good news tomorrow...

How's it going in Canada? You have moved haven't you?

Saturi:
Hello!

Am a single applicant and am I expected to fill the additional dependents/declaration forms below this is because they are not applicable to me.

Hence, should I just delete the screen and move on.

1). Family member.
2). Create a statutory declaration of common-law union screen
3). Create a translator affidavit screen
4). Create an additional dependent/declaration screen.
5). Create an additional family information screen.
6). Create an use of representative form.
7). Create a family member form.

dupyshoo:
Yeah, hopefully.

I am yet to relocate to Canada o.

dupyshoo:
lol. I have never seen a thread this boring before. I think it is because of the difficulty in achieving 450 CRS score. So, a lot of people have given up and gone to Australia PR thread.

Nievel:

Quite boring I must say duppysho. But Australia major issue is your degree must match with your work experience and this doesn't favour most Nigerians at all. If not Australia would have been easybreezy!

trishachi:


http://www.cic.gc.ca/lctvac/English/index

follow the link above, click on the start button and answer the questions that follow to generate your settlement plan.
Download the pdf file at the end of the process and upload to ur SNIP profile.
Hope you find this helpful.

dupyshoo:
Yeah, they both have their pros and cons. These are what I have been able to gather from the 2 systems.

Australia
Pros
1. POF not required
2. Age does not drop points significantly
3. BSc and Msc. get the same point
4. It takes roughly about 1 month to get PPR after AOR
5. You can get ITA with zero work experience (especially for Engineers)
6. It favours those with high number of years of work experience
7. It favours Engineers as most Engineers have their job code under SOL List and CSOL list and Engineer Australia can be very fast to evaluate qualifications
8. You can decide to write PTE instead of IELTS. People say PTE is easier

Cons
1. Application fee is about 3 times that of Canada
2. You will not only evaluate your certificate, you will have to evaluate your work experience as well
3. No of years of work experience are often reduced after evaluation
4. It takes ages to get work experience evaluated except for Engineers
5. You only get points at all if you have 3 or more years of work experience
6. You need all 7s in IELTS to get 10 points for language and all 8s to get 20 points
7. if your occupation is not under SOL list or CSOL list, it is nearly impossible to get PR
8. It is nearly impossible for Medical doctors, lawyers, etc for to get PR as they will need to pass their professional exams first before applying
9. Work experience must be in the same NOC as your academic qualification for it to count.


Canada
Pros
1. Application fee is reasonable
2. You do not need to evaluate work experience
3. Good for Medical doctors and others in regulated professions
3. You just need to target 8.5,8,7.5 and 7.5 in LRSW
4. There is no SOL/CSOL List. You will qualify once your NOC code is under 0,A or B
5. Work experience does not have to be in the same NOC as your academic qualification for it to count.
6. You just need 3 year work experience for you to get maximum score under work experience

Cons
1. POF is required
2. Without MSc or a "professional" qualification, you will have to rely on PNP to get above 450
3. PNP is very difficult to get
4. Age has a huge impact on your score
5. Work experience does not count after 3 years
6. It takes about 6 months after AOR to get PPR.
7. You will need the combination of this 3 to get above 450: good IELTS score, 3 year work experience, MSc/2 or more qualifications/regulated professions

Please be free to add more to allow people to decide on which route to pursue.

dupyshoo:
Yeah, they both have their pros and cons. These are what I have been able to gather from the 2 systems.

Australia

vcole:
Good job!

boldinc:
There should have been a draw by now... No?

vcole:
E be like say no draw today oh.

dupyshoo:
Yeah, they both have their pros and cons. These are what I have been able to gather from the 2 systems.

Australia
Pros
1. POF not required
2. Age does not drop points significantly
3. BSc and Msc. get the same point
4. It takes roughly about 1 month to get PPR after AOR
5. You can get ITA with zero work experience (especially for Engineers)
6. It favours those with high number of years of work experience
7. It favours Engineers as most Engineers have their job code under SOL List and CSOL list and Engineer Australia can be very fast to evaluate qualifications
8. You can decide to write PTE instead of IELTS. People say PTE is easier

Cons
1. Application fee is about 3 times that of Canada
2. You will not only evaluate your certificate, you will have to evaluate your work experience as well if you plan to claim points for work experience
3. No of years of work experience are often reduced after evaluation
4. It can take ages to get work experience evaluated
5. You only get points at all if you have 3 or more years of work experience
6. You need all 7s in IELTS to get 10 points for language and all 8s to get 20 points
7. if your occupation is not under SOL list or CSOL list, it is nearly impossible to get PR
8. It is nearly impossible for Medical doctors, lawyers, etc for to get PR as they will need to pass their professional exams first before applying
9. Work experience must be in the same NOC as your academic qualification for it to count.


Canada
Pros
1. Application fee is reasonable
2. You do not need to evaluate work experience
3. Good for Medical doctors and others in regulated professions
3. You just need to target 8.5,8,7.5 and 7.5 in LRSW
4. There is no SOL/CSOL List. You will qualify once your NOC code is under 0,A or B
5. Work experience does not have to be in the same NOC as your academic qualification for it to count.
6. You just need 3 year work experience for you to get maximum score under work experience

Cons
1. POF is required
2. Without MSc or a "professional" qualification, you will have to rely on PNP to get above 450
3. PNP is very difficult to get
4. Age has a huge impact on your score
5. Work experience does not count after 3 years
6. It takes about 6 months after AOR to get PPR.
7. You will need the combination of this 3 to get above 450: good IELTS score, 3 year work experience, MSc/2 or more qualifications/regulated professions

Please be free to add more to allow people to decide on which route to pursue.

helen88:
Good day pple,i studied genetics and have two kids,my husband works in the ministry.what program will be suitable for us living n working in canada and how do we go abt it?

dannio:


You didnt even mention New zealand

elothaddi:
Thank her for the ones she sent and then you get us that of New Zealand.

dupyshoo:
Thank you o. He can even add it himself cos I indicated that people should add more info or correct me if I made any mistakes.