Hi all, hope this is the right place for this question.
I'm looking at moving to Ontario, specifically to Ottawa, and my original plan had been to go for the FSW as I'd have a CRS of about 510 and with a background in marketing so would seemingly be an okay candidate, and it looked like OINP was taking people with lower scores.
However, it now looks like the FSW has huge backlogs and it's not known when it's to resume, whereas in the last draw OINP looks like it might be starting to take in people with higher scores. Just wondering if anyone has any idea about changes with that? I'm now thinking doing OINP might be my best bet with a shorter wait than FSW and possibly not disqualifying me for a higher CRS score after all.
Hi all, hope this is the right place for this question.
I'm looking at moving to Ontario, specifically to Ottawa, and my original plan had been to go for the FSW as I'd have a CRS of about 510 and with a background in marketing so would seemingly be an okay candidate, and it looked like OINP was taking people with lower scores.
However, it now looks like the FSW has huge backlogs and it's not known when it's to resume, whereas in the last draw OINP looks like it might be starting to take in people with higher scores. Just wondering if anyone has any idea about changes with that? I'm now thinking doing OINP might be my best bet with a shorter wait than FSW and possibly not disqualifying me for a higher CRS score after all.
Yes OINP is a good option but your NOC code matters in order to receive a notification of interest from OINP. There are specific NOC codes they invite.
Yes OINP is a good option but your NOC code matters in order to receive a notification of interest from OINP. There are specific NOC codes they invite.
Thanks for that! Looks like for the Feb 22nd human capital ones has what would be my NOC code (NOC 0124 – Advertising, marketing and public relations managers) so I guess that's a good sign.
Thanks for that! Looks like for the Feb 22nd human capital ones has what would be my NOC code (NOC 0124 – Advertising, marketing and public relations managers) so I guess that's a good sign.
Nice! Just make sure you have Ontario selected in your EE profile. There are other criteria they use when sending out the nomination of interest like date your EE profile was created.
Nice! Just make sure you have Ontario selected in your EE profile. There are other criteria they use when sending out the nomination of interest like date your EE profile was created.
same doubt, I read on one of the groups that Ontario won't consider the profile if all provinces are selected or provinces other than Ontario are also selected. Sounds absurd though.
same doubt, I read on one of the groups that Ontario won't consider the profile if all provinces are selected or provinces other than Ontario are also selected. Sounds absurd though.
same doubt, I read on one of the groups that Ontario won't consider the profile if all provinces are selected or provinces other than Ontario are also selected. Sounds absurd though.
same doubt, I read on one of the groups that Ontario won't consider the profile if all provinces are selected or provinces other than Ontario are also selected. Sounds absurd though.
I submitted my application on Jan 28th and my application is stuck on DIP since March 21st! How long it usually taking time in DIP? I also had ADR and submitted on March 18th about my payslips.
I'm close to my pgwp expiry and if I don't get nomination in coming week I have to quite my job!!
I submitted my application on Jan 28th and my application is stuck on DIP since March 21st! How long it usually taking time in DIP? I also had ADR and submitted on March 18th about my payslips.
I'm close to my pgwp expiry and if I don't get nomination in coming week I have to quite my job!!
Based on the tracker there doesn’t seem to be any updates to any applications after March 22nd. Hopefully they will reusume processing applications this week
Hello I am living outside Canada- looking for job offer from any canadian states (PNP)- suddenly got a positive response from an Ontario based immigration consultant named Greenlight Immigration services.. They are saying that they will provide job offer from an Canadian Employer gradually. What do you think about their authenticity?