how easy to get PR through PNP.

[Navpreet@13]

how easy is to get the PR through PNP. please advice the steps aswell.

 

[Naturgrl]

What do you mean by easy? If your NOC is in demand and you have a high CRS score and a job offer, then it may be easy. Research each province and see if you are eligible.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...migrate-canada/provincial-nominees/works.html

 

[Navpreet@13]

What do you mean by easy? If your NOC is in demand and you have a high CRS score and a job offer, then it may be easy. Research each province and see if you are eligible.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...migrate-canada/provincial-nominees/works.html

Thanks for responding,
How can i check that my skill is in demand Or not in the specific province?
As I saw in Saskatchewan, there was a list of the skills which are eligible and which are not.
Can you help me here.
As my wife is Physiotherapist, we have to make her primary.

 

[Naturgrl]

Thanks for responding,
How can i check that my skill is in demand Or not in the specific province?
As I saw in Saskatchewan, there was a list of the skills which are eligible and which are not.
Can you help me here.
As my wife is Physiotherapist, we have to make her primary.

Because of her occupation, you may have to focus only express entry as her occupation is a licensed profession. She is not eligible in Saskatchewan. If she is the primary applicant then your NOC has no weight and is not considered. If you are the main applicant then your NOC is used.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...migrate-canada/provincial-nominees/works.html

 

[Navpreet@13]

Thanks for responding,
How can i check that my skill is in demand Or not in the specific province?
As I saw in Saskatchewan, there was a list of the skills which are eligible and which are not.
Can you help me here.
As my wife is Physiotherapist, we have to make her primary.

another question, she have been running her own clinic since May 2019 , so she is self employed, will she be eligible for express entry as a self employed person.?

 

[Naturgrl]

She is eligible but she will need to show business incorporation, tax return, client invoices and receipts. It is on the EE website for mandatory documents. What is your CRS score?

 

[Navpreet@13]

She is eligible but she will need to show business incorporation, tax return, client invoices and receipts. It is on the EE website for mandatory documents. What is your CRS score?

Score is 460.
She has tax returns, business incorporation details.client invoices as well.

 

[Navpreet@13]

Score is 460.
She has tax returns, business incorporation details.client invoices as well.

Will this score be good to file Express Entry?

 

[Naturgrl]

Then she is eligible. Don't know if you will get a nomination soon with 460 as scores are 468+. Also look at the licensing for physiotherapist as she may will need to get her education assessed (may need to upgrade her skills) and take exams.

 

[Navpreet@13]

Does she need to get the licensing prior coming to Canada, or it can be done after coming Canada?

 

[Naturgrl]

No she can get licensing after you get PR. Have you had your education assessed and take language tests?

 

[Navpreet@13]

Transcripts are done. She took exam and she scored 7-7-8-6.5, so planning to take the rest again as we require 7-7-7-8 score

 

[Naturgrl]

Transcripts are done. She took exam and she scored 7-7-8-6.5, so planning to take the rest again as we require 7-7-7-8 score

Do you mean ECAs were completed with WES or another ECA.

 

[Navpreet@13]

Just Transcript part is done.
Is WES is the best Or i should try something else?

 

[Naturgrl]

Just Transcript part is done.
Is WES is the best Or i should try something else?

So you haven’t done ECAs. You can’t set up a profile until ECAs are done for both of you. Transcripts mean nothing as the university needs to send documents directly to ECA once you have set up an account with an ECA. Does your spouse have a Masters. If so from where.