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[signalmaker]

He should email them and ask them how they gave him 4 marks in B1 level. Even if we consider the 16 marks rule, then he should have got 6 marks, if he has less than 16 marks in listening and speaking in B1.

If it's possible then mention this link in the email in which the rules of pre december 2011 applicants are mentioned.

http://www2.publicationsduquebec.gouv.qc.ca/dynamicSearch/telecharge.php?type=7&gpiType=N&file=NPI2011-010.pdf&eoq=36870

as per Dec 2011 rules, the judgment will be only depending on Certificates ( original copy of certificates )

 

[genona]

Dear friends in this thread ,

sorry as I didn't go to this website for many days, as I prepare my departure, I would like to share with you that I received my passport since February 26, 2013. And I'm planning to land in two weeks.
Hope to see everyone in Canada.

8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) :-* :-* :-* :-* :-* :-* :-*

hi, what is your VO and AOT?

 

[mkshah]

hi folks,
some more news to read:

Canadian Immigration Reaches Historical High
for Seventh Consecutive Year:
www.canadavisa.com/news/entry/canadian-immigration-reaches-historical-high-for-seventh-year-04032013.html

Federal Skilled Worker Program Will Include
Occupation List:
www.canadavisa.com/news/entry/federal-skilled-worker-program-will-include-occupation-list-03042013.html

quebec amends list of occupations for facilitated labour market opinion.

It may be pre-cursor to the changes that can happen to qsw after 31st March 2013:

link: www.canadavisa.com/news/entry/quebec-amends-list-of-occupations-for-facilitated-labour-market-opinion.html

 

[DebR]

Canada to Pursue ‘Expression of Interest’ Immigration Model
FEBRUARY, 2013

In the future, Canada plans to adopt a new model of immigration known as the ‘Expression of Interest’ (EOI) system. The EOI system will be implemented with the intent of better targeting skilled immigrants to fill specific Canadian labour market needs. By more carefully selecting immigrants, it is expected that this system will better benefit both the Canadian economy and newcomers themselves.
Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) plans to implement the EOI system sometime in 2014. When that happens, it will mean significant change for a system that has been accused of rigidity and stagnation. However, with careful planning, CIC has expressed confidence that the transition to an EOI system will ultimately make Canada a leader in the global competition for the world’s most desirable immigrants.

What is an ‘EOI’ System?
Canada’s EOI model will be based on a system that was devised in New Zealand. A similar system was adopted by Australia in 2012 for its economic immigration programs.
Announcements made by CIC, as well as an analysis of the Australian system, give clues as to how an EOI model would function in Canada.
Under an EOI program, prospective immigrants first complete an online form which states their interest in becoming a permanent resident of Canada. It is important to note that an EOI is not an application for a permanent resident visa. Rather, it indicates an individual’s request to become a candidate for permanent residency.
The EOI form will include important information about the prospective applicant, such as work experience, assessed educational credentials, and proof of English/French language proficiency. In addition, EOI candidates will be ‘assigned a points score and ranked’. Not all individuals who submit an EOI application will be invited to apply for Canadian permanent residency, and not all those who are invited to apply will necessarily receive a visa.
In the Australian EOI system, prospective immigrants can be found and nominated by either an Australian employer or a state/territory government. It is likely that Canada will follow a similar route.
Speaking to the Globe and Mail newspaper, Canadian Citizenship and Immigration Minister Jason Kenney explained that candidates would go into a ‘pool’, from which the most desirable can be ‘fished out’ by employers and by Federal, Provincial, or Territorial governments.

Implementing the EOI System in Canada
Specific details as to how the EOI system will be implemented are forthcoming. However, it has already been announced that consultations have been held with key Federal, Provincial, and Territorial stakeholders about the system.
The EOI system has the potential to greatly assist provinces in addressing their specific labour market needs by providing their governing bodies with a range of eligible skilled professionals. This opportunity has been met with approval from many provincial stakeholders.
“Immigration is vital for economic growth and our system must be more competitive internationally,” said Stephen Khan, the Alberta Minister of Enterprise and Advanced Education. “On behalf of the provinces and territories, we look forward to continuing our work with the Government of Canada to transform the immigration system, making it faster and more responsive to provincial/territorial needs.”
No announcement has been made as to how an EOI system will interact with current immigration programs such as the Federal Skilled Worker, Quebec Skilled Worker, and Provincial Nominee programs. The Federal Skilled Worker program, currently the most popular for Canadian permanent residency, is expected to begin accepting applications on May 4th, 2013.

EOI Impact for Workers
If all goes as planned, an EOI system could greatly benefit both prospective immigrants and the Canadian economy as a whole.
Most importantly, those selected for permanent residency may arrive in Canada with employment in their field already secured. This, combined with fast processing times, is a great advantage to immigrants. Says Minister Kenney, “[immigrants] would arrive in Canada as permanent residents with prearranged jobs and literally be going to work at their skill level within a few days of arrival.”
Many prospective immigrants are intimidated by the prospect of finding employment in Canada when still living abroad. The EOI model could take this element out of the equation, instead letting Canadian employers do the work of contacting those candidates they deem qualified for a certain job.
The implementation of the EOI system will be one of the final steps in Canada’s immigration system transitioning from one of inflexibility to one that can quickly address the country’s needs. As Minister Kenney has said, “this is the future as opposed to the past.”

 

[signalmaker]

Hello Everybody,

do anyone knows where do we pay the landing fees ? when we land or in our country ?
or when we get visa stamped ?

Thanks.

 

[signalmaker]

Another Question Buddies,

Do you know how much ( approximately ) it costs to make the Medical tests ?

Thank you.

 

[valkyrie86]

Hello everyone, im new here and i would love to know some information, as the FSW is suspended for the time being and I want to apply for the quebec FSW, however, I do have just the ielts test and i want to pass interview and everything in english; so will I get to choose between english or french on the day of the interview or immigrants applying for quebec region are required to pass the test in french as well as submitting papers in french too

thankyou very much

 

[rifiel]

French will always enhance your chances of being selected.
You can't go wrong with French-and that is if you actively learn it.

Hello everyone, im new here and i would love to know some information, as the FSW is suspended for the time being and I want to apply for the quebec FSW, however, I do have just the ielts test and i want to pass interview and everything in english; so will I get to choose between english or french on the day of the interview or immigrants applying for quebec region are required to pass the test in french as well as submitting papers in french too

thankyou very much

 

[valkyrie86]

French will always enhance your chances of being selected.
You can't go wrong with French-and that is if you actively learn it.

hi, no i mean i dont say that im dont know french, cause I do know it but its kind of Im more free when i talk in english rather than french. again if i have the points qualified why do u think that they will choose someone else beside me if i have all qualification needed

 

[engineer2003]

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hi, no i mean i dont say that im dont know french, cause I do know it but its kind of Im more free when i talk in english rather than french. again if i have the points qualified why do u think that they will choose someone else beside me if i have all qualification needed

Hello,

Any one received the interview call from BIQ middle east, as they have updated the processing times till NOV 2011.

Please comment.

Regards,
Engineer
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[rifiel]

It doesn't matter that you won't be able to speak fluently. Go through this forum, you will see that people who did at least try were able to impress their visa officer.

Of course, if you have all the points you require, you satisfy the minimum requirements. It's ultimately the interviewer's decision whether or not to award you the CSQ.....

hi, no i mean i dont say that im dont know french, cause I do know it but its kind of Im more free when i talk in english rather than french. again if i have the points qualified why do u think that they will choose someone else beside me if i have all qualification needed

 

[red.mystry]

Hi,

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[valkyrie86]

It doesn't matter that you won't be able to speak fluently. Go through this forum, you will see that people who did at least try were able to impress their visa officer.

Of course, if you have all the points you require, you satisfy the minimum requirements. It's ultimately the interviewer's decision whether or not to award you the CSQ.....

It is so true, moreover im still confused on how to send the documents as once gathered; is there any thread or list stating or explaining whats the next steps once documents are gathered, whats documents are missed and so on

 

[NIKHIL111]

Hello

I have tried french exam two times both times i have scored A1 in listening and 0 in speaking. Could you please advice if i am eligible to file my application with this french score.

Age: 27
Marital status: single
Education: Masters in finance and investment management (1 yr) / Bsc in Textile Sciences (4yrs)
Experience: Senior Merchandiser Textiles - 3.5 years
French: A1 in listening 0 in speaking
Ielts: 6.5 in listening , 7 in reading, 6.5 in writing, 7 in speaking ...overall 7 band

 

[rifiel]

It is so true, moreover im still confused on how to send the documents as once gathered; is there any thread or list stating or explaining whats the next steps once documents are gathered, whats documents are missed and so on

Check this link...There, you'll have the information you require.

http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/immigrate-settle/permanent-workers/official-immigration-application/index.html