Teemenzo:


My advice to you as i have adviced the other person is to go and do your eligibility test. I don't know who is feeding you with wrong information. I have been on this since 2016 and Age is a very huge factor wherever you are. Do your own research.

PatrickOkunima:


Maybe for express entry, but not for someone already inside Canada. How many points do they give for age? It's like you've not heard of PNP? New Brunswick for instance will give you 600 points if you go through this route. That alone is more than all the points you can gather from education, age, etc. For EE, age and education matter. The person that asked the question to which you responded is not going for EE, but immigrating through the study route.

Teemenzo:


The question the person asked is not program specific. He or she asked a general question. All provinces have their criteria for Provincial Nomination Program. Any province gives 600 to anyone they select. That's not new. But remember, all these either FSW or PNP are competitive.

If you had caml down very well, you will see where i wrote highest score. You xan have 780 or 850 and still not qualify for the PNP as there is always a tie-breaker with date of application attached for all draws

If you want to know more aboug this process, you can private chat me. Peace

PatrickOkunima:


Obviously, you have gathered a lot of information about the Canadian process, but it appears you're mixing things up. You don't need any score to qualify for PNP.

Osemigho:


Most diploma graduates gets job quickly, but an undergraduate degree is better in the long run. You may be able to transfer your diploma result to an undergraduate program. To reduce expenses and quickly get a job, a diploma might be best option in the short term. You can go back for degree after you have some experience, save money, and probably become a PR.

Makah00:


I also applied to university of Manitoba (masters in economics) . I was denied last 2 weeks .I’m Still waiting for university of new Brunswick and university of Winnipeg decision .

Elmemeoflagos:
Bro how long did it take before you got the admission at mohawk college?

Teemenzo:


PR application is best for someone around 24 to 35 as the person could attain the highest score. That you studied any type of course and have any type of degree does not guarantee PR. Diploma has no chance at all as its course is low.

Search google for CRS calculator and do an eligibility test. You will understand better

Teemie22:
Good evening, from my research I discovered this two institutions for winter intake.

Thompson Rivers University (Master in Environmental Economics and Management).

Carleton University (Master of Arts: Economics).

With 3.6 CGPA in Economics, is there chances of gaining admission?

N:B- University of Manitoba admission wasn’t successful and according to them, it was because of competition.

Please I’d appreciate your feedback. Thanks

adespecial:
Good morning peeps, happy Sunday to us all!
I am a prospective PhD applicant and looking at studying in Canada. Though I already completed a course based research prog in Nigeria with cpga of 4.53 but presently I am undergoing a masters by research program in South Africa to conclude this year.

I will like to know if I can apply to Canadian schools now while my prog is still ongoing in South Africa?

Also A friend told me Canadian schools don’t consider PhD for international students except I enrol for masters. How true is this my people?

I really want to tap into this opportunity this year.

Taiyelolu20:
Happy Sunday people. I submitted my application on Friday I just remember that I did not fill and submit my imm1295 which is application for work permit made outside of canada.
What do I do?
How do I rectify this mistake?

Davidganna10:
yes you can apply while your program is ongoing. Although, it is better to apply after your program, by then your credentials will be ready.

That is false you can apply directly to PhD program as an international students as far as you have a masters degree (2.1) and/or secure a sponsor.

Davidganna10:
this is false actually, the right age bracket for PR application via the express entry path is 20-29years couple with Canadian work experience, study and great IELTS score has a better chance than most outward applicants.

Note: An inward PR applicant has three paths to Permanent residency the CEC path, express entry and PNP.

Most inward applicant usually follow the CEC path because its major requirements is one year work experience (1580 hours) in O,A or B NOC, which I believe is very possible with 3years PGWP.

Taiyelolu20:
Happy Sunday people. I submitted my application on Friday I just remember that I did not fill and submit my imm1295 which is application for work permit made outside of canada.
What do I do?
How do I rectify this mistake?

Davidganna10:
did you apply with recommendation letters from your lecturers?

Teemenzo:


False in what sense, is 24 outside the age bracket i metioned. All these you have mentioned works for only those in canada. And the candidate in question is 19 and only has a two year diploma certificate without any canadian work experience. Mind you the work experience needed has to be with a company that has LMIA.

So where have i gone wrong? Me i don't understand you people sha.

Taiyelolu20:
Happy Sunday people. I submitted my application on Friday I just remember that I did not fill and submit my imm1295 which is application for work permit made outside of canada.
What do I do?
How do I rectify this mistake?

Davidganna10:
you start losing points from 30years so 35 is not the required age bracket.

at the bolded the person you quoted made mention of "going for" and "staying back" I don't understand how that implies already has diploma and an applying for PR. You can read it again maybe you missed it. Have a nice day.

Perfectyyyyyy:
You are right. This was my question.

Ketima:

I used the old portal. Although this particular imm form was in the optional section so I just felt it wasn't needed.

Hello,

Please how were you able to submit work permit without filing IMM forms? That's the first mandatory form you're to fill and that if you don't upload a filled one, your application won't and can't be submitted.

Unless you're referring to study permit using the new portal. In the new portal, you don't fill nor upload any IMM form ok.

Perfectyyyyyy:
Is there possibly of a 19years old who is going for a 2years diploma program to get PR after completion of the program or such individual must acquire most degree say minimum of B.Sc to stay back in Canada access PR?

Teemenzo:


False in what sense, is 24 outside the age bracket i metioned. All these you have mentioned works for only those in canada. And the candidate in question is 19 and only has a two year diploma certificate without any canadian work experience. Mind you the work experience needed has to be with a company that has LMIA.

So where have i gone wrong? Me i don't understand you people sha.

PatrickOkunima:


He does not have a diploma certificate. He hopes to immigrate through the study route by pursuing a 2 year diploma program in Canada. You don't understand the guys question, but went ahead to offer advice. I am correcting you, and you're still claiming right. You even asked me to contact you to learn about Canada. For your info, my immediate younger brother is a Canadian citizen (Not PR). If I want to know about Canada, it is him I will call not you.

Teemenzo:
To perfectyyyy, let him or her get in and do the diploma. Apply for the 3 year PGWP and find job in a company that offers LMIA. With one year work experience, its a smooth sail. Because the true reality is, its difficult to get such a job quickly.

Perfectyyyyyy:
@Teemenzo and @PatrickOkunima.

Thanks to both of you for your explanation to offer the best and more accurate information. However, the back and front argument has made me confused the more. Now this is the profile.

He is currently 19years old. Completed his WAEC around September last year but working as secretary in a computer center pending the success of his JAMB for Nigeria university admission.

Because of Canada Universities cost for a 4 years degree program, i was thinking of seeking admission for him to do a 2 years diploma program in Canada by January 2023. This implies that he would be 23 years upon completion of the program. So my inquiring is if there is the possibility of him getting a PR after completion his study.