greenverte:


Seems you don't know what the fear is all about.

Votan:
Good day house, I got ADR for proof of relationship, I used my aunt in my application. She doesn’t/can’t find her birth certificate. Please what can I do?

acmilan1:

69 pounds for six courses and 89 pounds for 2 courses plus two courses and you pay 100 pounds for registration plus yearly registration of 65 pounds.

Dabgdap:
I sent mine to London via dhl but didn't pay for transmission fee. will they send me an email asking me to pay the transmission fee?

nymphomaniac:
Considering TEF but not in the mood to spend money until IRCC resumes draws. I doubt my 490 will be enough when the draws start. What do you guys think?

Votan:
Good day house, I got ADR for proof of relationship, I used my aunt in my application. She doesn’t/can’t find her birth certificate. Please what can I do?

Deluvtj247:
Thank you. I really appreciate

Hi, i sent you a PM but i don't think you received it.
I have a few questions pls. Could you send a blank email to :
Thank you!

greenverte:


Seems you don't know what the fear is all about.

Ayaobaola:
Good afternoon all, am new on naira land, want to apply for skilled worker visa with my family, hubby and two kids, please how do I go about it, have read through the post but couldn't find step by step details, agents are really charging high, am also scared of falling into wrong hands, a webinar I attended requested I get a book of about 20k, a family friend already in Canada suggested this platform to me, he said he got all his information on this naira land that you people are sincere, please help a sister. Thanks in anticipation

Timmypaul:
Hello my Nairaland people , I wanna confirm something from y’all, I recently set up my profile and my masters degree will be sent for evaluation by Monday for evaluation, but am concerned about something while I was filling d date I started my masters I wrote March 2019 instead of September 2019 a huge mistake from my side can I still edit it if possible and one more thing what is the maximum point I can attain if I write ref can I rake up to 40points thanks I await your reply

Ayaobaola:
Good afternoon all, am new on naira land, want to apply for skilled worker visa with my family, hubby and two kids, please how do I go about it, have read through the post but couldn't find step by step details, agents are really charging high, am also scared of falling into wrong hands, a webinar I attended requested I get a book of about 20k, a family friend already in Canada suggested this platform to me, he said he got all his information on this naira land that you people are sincere, please help a sister. Thanks in anticipation

leppyj:
Good evening folks, I am 40 years old, married, I have HND in electrical engineering, I have been working in a paramilitary organisation for the past 10 years, done ECA already, I have CLB 8 in ielts. The problem I have is that I don't know which NOC to choose ( I wanted to choose 2241 as I had once worked in the technical department once and I also saw 0431 and 4311 that is similar to what I do in my present place of work though not a personnel of the Nigeria police force but another law enforcement agency with similar mandates) I need all the advice and pointers I can get.

observerspecial:


Just a quick observation. It seems as though once you hit 40 or more, your chances for obtaining a PR under the express entry quickly fade.

Based on the info provided above, leppyj will not even qualify for the PR under the express entry system. He will need at least 67 points.

Age (40) = 7
Language proficiency (CBL8) = 20
Work experience (10) = 15
Education (HND) = 22
Adaptability = 0
Arranged employment = 0
______________________________
Total = 64

I guess to qualify, leppyj, will need a job offer, or meet some other adaptability factors (e.g. studied and/or worked in Canada for at least 1 year).

So the question is, those in their 40s that have made it into Canada, what route did you follow?

leppyj:
Good evening folks, I am 40 years old, married, I have HND in electrical engineering, I have been working in a paramilitary organisation for the past 10 years, done ECA already, I have CLB 8 in ielts.

observerspecial:


Just a quick observation. It seems as though once you hit 40 or more, your chances for obtaining a PR under the express entry quickly fade.

Based on the info provided above, leppyj will not even qualify for the PR under the express entry system. He will need at least 67 points.

Age (40) = 7
Language proficiency (CBL8) = 20
Work experience (10) = 15
Education (HND) = 22
Adaptability = 0
Arranged employment = 0
______________________________
Total = 64

I guess to qualify, leppyj, will need a job offer, or meet some other adaptability factors (e.g. studied and/or worked in Canada for at least 1 year).

So the question is, those in their 40s that have made it into Canada, what route did you follow?

GraciousWords:




The solution IMO is TEF, TEF and TEF again

Seriously though either TEF or TCF French exams OR depending on your NOC and the province.......PNP. Read FAQ 8 on Page 1 for how to begin exploring each PNP and here for TEF thread.

https://www.nairaland.com/4672912/all-tef-candidates-canada-immigration#70227147

ednut1:
clb 8 is a poor score for even someone with good age and masters. Clb 9 and clb dey there. Masters too increases the eligibility points, having a relative like uncle or aunt is 5 points too. Like gracious said tef is the way , a police officer cannot qualify for most pnp too. If he worked in sars or any the evil departments there too he cant pass security clearance of Canada too

observerspecial:


Ok. So, the PNP is not associated with the express entry?

GraciousWords:


Page 1 FAQ 8 Some are related to EE, some are not. The ones that are, give 600 extra CRS points.

observerspecial:


Just a quick observation. It seems as though once you hit 40 or more, your chances for obtaining a PR under the express entry quickly fade.

Based on the info provided above, leppyj will not even qualify for the PR under the express entry system. He will need at least 67 points.

Age (40) = 7
Language proficiency (CBL8) = 20
Work experience (10) = 15
Education (HND) = 22
Adaptability = 0
Arranged employment = 0
______________________________
Total = 64

I guess to qualify, leppyj, will need a job offer, or meet some other adaptability factors (e.g. studied and/or worked in Canada for at least 1 year).

So the question is, those in their 40s that have made it into Canada, what route did you follow?

GraciousWords:




The solution IMO is TEF, TEF and TEF again

Seriously though either TEF or TCF French exams OR depending on your NOC and the province.......PNP. Read FAQ 8 on Page 1 for how to begin exploring each PNP and here for TEF thread.

https://www.nairaland.com/4672912/all-tef-candidates-canada-immigration#70227147

balqees004:


What do you mean by evil department.

ednut1:
clb 8 is a poor score for even someone with good age and masters. Clb 9 and clb dey there. Masters too increases the eligibility points, having a relative like uncle or aunt is 5 points too. Like gracious said tef is the way , a police officer cannot qualify for most pnp too. If he worked in sars or any the evil departments there too he cant pass security clearance of Canada too

observerspecial:


Yeah. this is just a ranking system for selecting candidates in the entry pool. These points, however, are not factored in when assessing your application for the PR. In other words, you get no additional points towards the PR for being nominated. So, if you do not meet the minimum point requirements (67 points or above) for the actual PR, your application will likely be denied even if nominated by a designated province. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

observerspecial:


Yeah. this is just a ranking system for selecting candidates in the entry pool. These points, however, are not factored in when assessing your application for the PR. In other words, you get no additional points towards the PR for being nominated. So, if you do not meet the minimum point requirements (67 points or above) for the actual PR, your application will likely be denied even if nominated by a designated province. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

leppyj:

My own understanding is that the 67 points requirement is for FSW and the CRS is for Express entry. I might be very wrong though

leppyj:

I never knew band 8 is poor

GraciousWords:




I would highly recommend studying page 1 of this thread also. 67 is for ALL Express Entry. There is a FSW stream under EE, think of it as a sub category under EE.

40 year olds get PR under EE......some blood, sweat and tears may be involved though.

GraciousWords:




I would highly recommend studying page 1 of this thread also. 67 is for ALL Express Entry. There is a FSW stream under EE, think of it as a sub category under EE.

40 year olds get PR under EE......some blood, sweat and tears may be involved though.