Ray of Hope - 95th Draw

[navinball]

if they were willing to take candidates of 413s, why are they keeping the cut offs above 440s this year

Donald Trump

 

[Maverick28]

Just stopped by to wish good luck for the draw!

 

[RayZh]

Donald Trump

i know that he is pushing immigrants towards Canada, shouldn't Canada use it as a advantage to take more people with talents rather than wait and keep people hang and dry?

 

[peacefulwarrior]

i know that he is pushing immigrants towards Canada, shouldn't Canada use it as a advantage to take more people with talents rather than wait and keep people hang and dry?

They are already getting enough people with 441+ score this year. So It's not like they are losing talented people

 

[Reddiered07]

They are already getting enough people with 441+ score this year. So It's not like they are losing talented people

I guess patience is also a great talent. There are many patient people sitting below 440..may be cic should tap this invaluable talent of patience too

 

[Micky345]

My prediction for today’s draw

CRS - 447
ITA’s - 3750

 

[Reddiered07]

My prediction for today’s draw

CRS - 447
ITA’s - 3750

Wah!!

 

[pursuit_of_happiness]

My prediction for today’s draw

CRS - 447
ITA’s - 3750

I think it is going to be 442 again.

 

[hope2018]

i know that he is pushing immigrants towards Canada, shouldn't Canada use it as a advantage to take more people with talents rather than wait and keep people hang and dry?

I think the perception is 'real talent' is in USA and Canada wants to make most of the situation in USA by tapping that talent (what else can explain faster than usual processing for the applicants from USA).

What I think is yet to dawn on them is:

1. Many of the applicants from USA are applying for PR only as a fallback option, majority of them do not intend to immediately move to Canada unless left with no other choice.
2. These applicants from USA are nobody else but immigrants from other countries and not much different from rest of the world.

I guess perception plays a big role and people end up being victims of that perception.

 

[peacefulwarrior]

Hold your horses. Will see the draw results any time now

 

[peacefulwarrior]

J

I think the perception is 'real talent' is in USA and Canada wants to make most of the situation in USA by tapping that talent (what else can explain faster than usual processing for the applicants from USA).

What I think is yet to dawn on them is:

1. Many of the applicants from USA are applying for PR only as a fallback option, majority of them do not intend to immediately move to Canada unless left with no other choice.
2. These applicants from USA are nobody else but immigrants from other countries and not much different from rest of the world.

I guess perception plays a big role and people end up being victims of that perception.

Faster processing for usa applicants? Never heard this before. Any source?

 

[Mayur_M]

So predication are all over from 438-447.

On bright side hopefully one of them will be right

 

[denzrambo]

J

Faster processing for usa applicants? Never heard this before. Any source?

agree, it took me 103 days to process!

1.It is fall back for a lot but its a new way for all who are doing their masters and couldn't secure H1b .I know enough people in that background.Also nowadays Inter company transfer is alive and people go directly to Canada and then secure PR etc from USA too

2.its not like rest of the world.North american work style etc matters and you have chances for companies that have tie up with USA

 

[pursuit_of_happiness]

I think the perception is 'real talent' is in USA and Canada wants to make most of the situation in USA by tapping that talent (what else can explain faster than usual processing for the applicants from USA).

What I think is yet to dawn on them is:

1. Many of the applicants from USA are applying for PR only as a fallback option, majority of them do not intend to immediately move to Canada unless left with no other choice.
2. These applicants from USA are nobody else but immigrants from other countries and not much different from rest of the world.

I guess perception plays a big role and people end up being victims of that perception.

I will add to that.

Most people in USA live in a bubble that America is the greatest country on this planet, completely unaware from the fact that there are many other countries that offer far better facilities and opportunities. This perception is changing fast and gaining momentum with the arrival of orange baboon in the white house. Being in USA on a visa is nothing but a modern day slavery.

 

[Dudelebowski]

So no draw is it?