tunlex01:

The choice is yours. Whatever you decide, just remember these things:

1. time waits for no one in the theory of migration, especially with this unprecedented Covid19 pandemic and its effect on Australia migration statistics
2. there are thousands of people ready and waiting to launch a nomination application in July when the new year starts. Ask people who missed out in July last year their experience.

Best of luck mate.

omoluabiade:
Is it advisable to start the process (assessment and English exam) now or wait for another year to begin (June/July)? Mainly due to review of demanded occupation list.

tunlex01:
@omoluabiade, on a second thought, id advise you use your Bsc and MSc only for assessment with Vetassess. Add your PhD when you are lodging EOI. Save your stress Vetassess inconsistencies in that aspect.

ajayidebo:
ITA not TIA. For 189, all you need to do after assessment and English test is to complete the EOI ("general pool" and wait for ITA. It's not attached to any state.

The reason why you have to apply via each states for 190 and 491 after completing EOI is because you need them to award you 5 & 15 points respectively. Until that's approved by the state, you can't receive ITA. I hope my explanation is clear enough.

tunlex01:


Correct. you seem to have read more on this...good on you and best of luck.

tunlex01:


You have a good point however you need to rewrite English.

Phd is 20 points, Experience will give you about 15 points as well.

You did not give details of your spouse's full educational profile and experience

ajayidebo:
Your profile is good. The next step is to do assessment and in your case, write anoth

What's the course of study for your MSc and perusal. Please go through it thoroughly. What I can't advice is whether your should use your MSc so that you can gain more points in experience, or use your PhD for higher points in qualifications. @tunlex01 will assist you with any The English test alone will give you extra 5 points. If he can do assessment for his occupation, you'll get 10 points in total.

captainhoo:


Sibe Olorun dara, b’otiwu k’ori ooo idamu aye le po , sugbon sibe Olorun dara

It’s IELTS breakthrough

Re-prepare, re-write and NEVER EVER GIVE UP!!!

I can imagine how much joy PPR clinchers feel. I'm so happy right now

ummhalimah:

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smartkester:
Everything is becoming scary here. Please i see people saying they wrote IELTS 4times. Does it mean they paid 75k four times. What's the fate of those that aren't gainfully employed on this express entry because everything is a factor of money. Please some one should clarify these things for me

Yomi15:
Good morning everyone,

Pls I will like to ask everyone opinion on my chances for Express entry/federal skilled worker as I am about to thread on this pathway.
My profile below,

I'm 28yrs old single
A medical laboratory technician with 6yrs experience,
Qualifications is OND (3yrs diplima)

I'm actually concerned about my qualification because all profiles i see here are BSC etc.
I will appreciate your responses all.
Thank you

chicyclass:
Congratulations.
IELTS will fall in place too.

kemtybemty:
Dear All,

Trust you are having a good day. I have been reading up a lot about the Express Entry from here and would like to seek your advice.

My husband, who is not the PA, has a mistake on his WAEC result. Instead of Feb 4, it is showing June 25 but it is the same year. We have gone to WAEC office and he was told that the possibility of it being rectified is slim because it has been over 17 years. I am confused as to proceeding with his WES evaluation and the EE profile when we create one.

What should we do?

Thank you for your help.

FaskRolce:
Please help o
We got a gift of pof from my brother in law. I am the primary applicant. While making the gift deed based on the attached sample, am I to write relationship of recipient as sister in law or brother and his wife? I don't want to make silly mistake.

Deepsea14:
Biko, this proof of fund thing...
Can one use a treasury bill certificate, without having to liquidate the money till after receiving PR?

chicyclass:
My PPR JOURNEY PART 2 - IELTS (a.k.a The humbler of men)

Indescribable joy..WHAT A RELIEF!! I wonder what PPR will feel like.

The feeling eeh! Chaii!
Chukwu daalu!! To God be the glory.

omoluabiade:
Please, anyone that can help with transcript from university of ado-ekiti?
Thanks

Joast13:
A happy new month to everyone here. I just decided to commence my EE journey and I need answers to some questions. I have a Bachelor of Medical Rehabilitation (occupational therapy) from Nigeria and a Master of science (occupational therapy) from South Africa.

For now, my query is this: if I am evaluating a master's degree (from South Africa), do I still need to send my Bachelor's degree certificate and transcript (from Obafemi Awolowo University) with WAEC certificate to WES for ECA?

Also, I would appreciate if anyone could furnish me with the email address of WES as I couldn't get it on their website.

Thanks in advance

hipstar2:


Adding spouse post AOR... not so sure. Try to help your spouse do his/her ECA then continue your EE process as unaccompanied. Let him/her know post ITA that the ‘soup don almost don oh’. If he’s interested, quickly register for IELTS and pray that his score will just enough. If not, pls go ahead. He’ll come around... I pray.

OlumisiI:
If you chande from spouse not accompanying to accompanying after AOR, your CRS will be calculated with all the information that existed as at the time you got ITA so if your spouse's IELTS/ECA is dated after that time, it will most likely not be taken info consideration.

Start doing the things you can do on your part and try your best to convince your spouse. Another option is to do spousal sponsorship after you get to Canada but "na long thing".

Oopsy:
Good day people, has anyone seen or heard of a Ph.D holder who has successfully done ECA? If yes, which institution was used and what documents can one send? Cos I learnt there are no transcript as there is no exam, just research work... and then the certificate.

Any one with any info on this should assist urgently.
Thanks.

ladymarshall:
I have not read any PPR story here that started with spouse unaccompanying, then changed to accompanying post-AOR. But this is possible. When you change it, your scores would be recalculated (and it must be above the CRS score draw that got you the ITA), you still have to show POF for two and he has to do medicals.

I saw one successful case on Canadavisa too. See here

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/plz-help-ee-change-spouse-from-non-accompanying-to-accompanying-after-ppr.563688/

According to CIC/IRCC, if your scores is recalculated after you change to accompanying spouse and your score drops lower than the CRS score which got you the ITA, you would be rejected and you lose your money, no refund. See their tweet here

https://twitter.com/citimmcanada/status/966776974340427776?lang=en