Step 2 to Getting Your Canadian PR on your Own (Express Entry)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2024
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00:00 - Introduction
01:21 - DISCLAIMER!
01:49 - Express Entry Program Overview
03:33 - Step 1: [Immi Evaluation Report] *Optional*
08:19 - NOCs Explained
09:03 - Step 2: IELTS English Test
10:55 - Step 3: First Batch of Official Documentation [Employment Reference Letters]
17:06 - Conclusion
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IMPORTANT LINKS:
Employment Reference Letter Sample - bit.ly/3AXeWGK
Just for Canada Website - bit.ly/3cT5FHC
Moving 2 Canada Website - bit.ly/3A7bMzO
NOC website - bit.ly/3ewxJkF
Canada Language Equivalency [CLB] Charts - bit.ly/3D3pLcP
Documents for Express Entry - bit.ly/3SFYmTO
Just came across your channel with your reasoning for trying to leave Australia and trying for Canada. Well to point out a few and I know that you are still learning the Canadian Immigration process, the highest score for language scores in IELTS is for CLB 10 which is 8.5,8,7.5,7.5 (L,R,W,S). The CRS scores these days are really high, the last draw being 510. In your case with only a bachelors degree and less than 3 years work experience, even with highest IELTS scores I believe you will get somewhere in the 440's to 450's which is not going to cut it in the draws this year or not sure even next year. You may have a chance with PNP options where Alberta may select your profile since you are into petroleum sector, but that PNP option is luck based and not transparent since they do not put out their criteria of NOC codes like Ontario or Sasketchwan does. If you can study and clear the French exams with particular CLB levels you maybe able to add around 60 more points, but learning french is a challenge again. Good luck with your journey.
You are absolutely right, it's actually 420 with a CLB 10 which is pretty low in the pool. Provincial becomes the only real way, and realistically speaking, it's the only way for any young, early career individual with a bachelor's because there is absolutely no way you're going to be able to get above 500 points. That's the problem with a points based system because it doesn't actually favor individual immigrants that'll make the overall bigger contribution to Canadian society in the long term. Hopefully the changes coming this November will improve the system.
@@theeglobalcitizen nice bro.. im also doing EE, Im in Finance, I decided to do french to increase my CRS score (I know, long shot)
@@panashenyamukapa807 never say never bro, I say go for it and give it your best shot!!!
God speed with your application! The only thing that prevents me from pursuing the same path to Canada (instead of Australia) is the cold/dark weather, much fewer paid vacation days, and less pay. Other than that, wishing you all the best and a swift process!
The cold will definitely be a challenge, especially for someone born and raised in the southern hemisphere. I guess I can always travel back home during the winter to escape a little bit 🥲
I am doing this with an agent...
I am deeply concerned because they provided the info partially..
I think ..I am gonna lose My money
Do it on your own buddy, no need for an agent. The process is pretty straightforward.
@@theeglobalcitizen how could I do that?
@@paulajaramillo937 are you going for Express entry?
@@theeglobalcitizen yes, they already told me that I need to get a job or have a relative in Canadá to avoid the proof for settlement funda( 13000 USD)
@@paulajaramillo937 I still believe you can do it all on your own. Do you have a relative in Canada ?