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[samikdg]

This is correct. If you get at least CLB7 in all four abilities, you may add 30 points.

Thank you and @dodogirl for the replies. This is what I wanted to know, what is the break-up of maximum points which can be obtained through French as second language. I understand it'll be extremely difficult to go beyond CLB5 (or even to reach that), but at least good to know the maximum possible target!
In 2016, when I first thought about immigration to Canada and sought help from a colleague who already got PR, he did my possible CRS calculation by assuming CLB9 in IELTS and it was well below cut-off. In 2017, I didn't even look into it. When I started the process again this year, I realized that CLB 10 can give 12 additional points over CLB9, and I scored it in first attempt! So, lesson learnt: always know the maximum achievement possible before starting any process

 

[SumH12]

Thank you and @dodogirl for the replies. This is what I wanted to know, what is the break-up of maximum points which can be obtained through French as second language. I understand it'll be extremely difficult to go beyond CLB5 (or even to reach that), but at least good to know the maximum possible target!
In 2016, when I first thought about immigration to Canada and sought help from a colleague who already got PR, he did my possible CRS calculation by assuming CLB9 in IELTS and it was well below cut-off. In 2017, I didn't even look into it. When I started the process again this year, I realized that CLB 10 can give 12 additional points over CLB9, and I scored it in first attempt! So, lesson learnt: always know the maximum achievement possible before starting any process

Yes, 30 points is the bonus. And there is also another important factor... if you reach CLB 7, you may be elegible for the FSSW stream (Ontario PNP). So, it is a good plan B for long term. Is it difficult? yes, but it is better to start learning, it could help you in future

How much time to learn it depends of many factors, like how much time you are investing, if you are taking intensive private lessons and also each person ability for learning languages.

 

[lightning_crashes]

Thank you and @dodogirl for the replies. This is what I wanted to know, what is the break-up of maximum points which can be obtained through French as second language. I understand it'll be extremely difficult to go beyond CLB5 (or even to reach that), but at least good to know the maximum possible target!
In 2016, when I first thought about immigration to Canada and sought help from a colleague who already got PR, he did my possible CRS calculation by assuming CLB9 in IELTS and it was well below cut-off. In 2017, I didn't even look into it. When I started the process again this year, I realized that CLB 10 can give 12 additional points over CLB9, and I scored it in first attempt! So, lesson learnt: always know the maximum achievement possible before starting any process

Exactly. I did the same. We have to use our own brains for critical things and take others valuable inputs as inputs only and make up our own mind at the end...

 

[tushar12333]

I had appeard for ielts L - 8/ S - 7/6.5/6.5 and now my CRS score is around 380. I am going to appear for the next Ielts to get 7 in writting and reading.
My question is -
Should I start my express entry profile and submit the profile? And later as soon as i get 8777 in ielts, i update my score and reach 445.

Or should i wait for 8777 to enter the pool?

 

[lightning_crashes]

enter the pool already and later update your profile. maybe you will get OINP or something depending on your NOC.

 

[samikdg]

I had appeard for ielts L - 8/ S - 7/6.5/6.5 and now my CRS score is around 380. I am going to appear for the next Ielts to get 7 in writting and reading.
My question is -
Should I start my express entry profile and submit the profile? And later as soon as i get 8777 in ielts, i update my score and reach 445.

Or should i wait for 8777 to enter the pool?

To add to what @lightning_crashes said, as soon as you enter the pool, your early profile creation date may help you later in case of a tie-breaker. Enter the pool as soon as mandatory IELTS and ECA are ready.

 

[samikdg]

Yes, 30 points is the bonus. And there is also another important factor... if you reach CLB 7, you may be elegible for the FSSW stream (Ontario PNP). So, it is a good plan B for long term. Is it difficult? yes, but it is better to start learning, it could help you in future

How much time to learn it depends of many factors, like how much time you are investing, if you are taking intensive private lessons and also each person ability for learning languages.

Thanks for the explanation! So I can have minimum 4 points if I can score CLB5 in all 4 sections, and 30 points if I can score CLB7 in all 4 (plus the advantage for Ontario FSSW). Is there anything in between, like if I can get CLB7 in Reading and Listening, and CLB5 in Writing and Speaking? I ask because 4 points will probably not be enough for me.

 

[Midnight Blessing]

Thanks for the explanation! So I can have minimum 4 points if I can score CLB5 in all 4 sections, and 30 points if I can score CLB7 in all 4 (plus the advantage for Ontario FSSW). Is there anything in between, like if I can get CLB7 in Reading and Listening, and CLB5 in Writing and Speaking? I ask because 4 points will probably not be enough for me.

For clb 9 in each module you. Score. 6 points
For clb 7 you get 3 points
For clb 5 you win 1 point.

 

[samikdg]

Yeah that's the problem...a branch of the company that you work for in ur current country has a affiliate in Canada that's hiring youthen I heard it's lmia exempt. It's called intra company transfer.

For getting any job directly in Canada from outland, is LMIA mandatory? Or are there some exceptions? My NOCs are 2171 and 0213. In case one is able to go to Canada on a project basis from their current company, and it's not really a payroll transfer, will it still help to gain the 35 points after completion of 1 year?

 

[Midnight Blessing]

enter the pool already and later update your profile. maybe you will get OINP or something depending on your NOC.

When are we expecting oinp to send next batch of hcp noi? What do you feel?

 

[samikdg]

For clb 9 in each module you. Score. 6 points
For clb 7 you get 3 points
For clb 5 you win 1 point.

But then how does one get the 30 points which @dodogirl and @SumH12 talked about?

 

[Midnight Blessing]

But then how does one get the 30 points which @dodogirl and @SumH12 talked about?

It's all clb 7 , you. Asked about individual clb levels score. Anyway instead of asking here
Go to crs calculator and find the rise yourself, that ll be better for you.

 

[lightning_crashes]

For getting any job directly in Canada from outland, is LMIA mandatory? Or are there some exceptions? My NOCs are 2171 and 0213. In case one is able to go to Canada on a project basis from their current company, and it's not really a payroll transfer, will it still help to gain the 35 points after completion of 1 year?

Yes I think so. This is what I'm betting on also

I'm planning to go for a job on work visa and take one year experience. That will give 35 points

Yes there are jobs that don't need lmia. Just Google lmia exceptions and you will find in forums and in CIC website also

 

[lightning_crashes]

When are we expecting oinp to send next batch of hcp noi? What do you feel?

No idea. I'm also waiting for HCP....

 

[dodogirl]

But then how does one get the 30 points which @dodogirl and @SumH12 talked about?

The 30 points are additional to the other points for each ability if you have at least clb 6 & 7 in all.