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It's not about having world-class Universities. It's about the policy decision of the government. I don't think Canadian govs did anything to make life easier for people in terms of banking. The banking sector is so backward.
I was so surprised to see how digitalized India has become in the past few years. I went to India after 4 years. OMG. Everybody does traction on their phone. Tap and pay is the new payment method. In my time here in the US, I hardly see people using their phones to pay. Rural America still writes checks. Rural India does transactions on the Phone. The banking sector has grown tremendously in India. Technology should help people and India has done a top-notch job. I would rank the Indian banking sector number one in terms of ease of use, technology, and reaching people.
oooh , why's still ircc hooked up with credit card payments! for their application? wtf is that still in 1990's! don't they feel ashamed hehe.
since credits card system is slowly disappearing in the UK, i stopped using it, damn it i needed to pay for ircc or wes i dont remember but i did ask @dxdroid for his credit card to pay
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https://www.cicnews.com/2022/01/alberta-creates-new-immigration-program-for-tech-workers-0121099.html
Alberta creates new immigration program for tech workers
Express Entry candidates who work in tech may be eligible for Alberta's new expedited immigration program.
“Under this new pathway, tech professionals from across Canada and overseas can become permanent residents in as little as six months if they have a job offer in an in-demand tech industry occupation,” Shandro said, although Express Entry processing averaged nine months in 2020.
Everything Canada does wrong, Alberta does right. Canada must be saved from the reign of commie loving libtards.
Alberta creates new immigration program for tech workers
Express Entry candidates who work in tech may be eligible for Alberta's new expedited immigration program.
“Under this new pathway, tech professionals from across Canada and overseas can become permanent residents in as little as six months if they have a job offer in an in-demand tech industry occupation,” Shandro said, although Express Entry processing averaged nine months in 2020.
Everything Canada does wrong, Alberta does right. Canada must be saved from the reign of commie loving libtards.
Master Race isn't it bruh
Very True!
I think some of it is driven by expecting a developed country to be better in each respect what one finds in a developing country. If I have never put a foot in Canada I would probably think if India has good online payment system / UPI, fully online / automated Income tax filing processing then Canada as a developed country probably had this many years back. It is kind of a shock to see that some systems are behind developing countries.
However, the fact people want to move proves that just having good online payment system is not a good enough reason to stay in a country. There are many factors - some tangible and some intangible. And Canada does great on so many other factors. But still as a developed economy Canada needs to catch up on so many things else our kids will still be lining up to migrate even after being born in a first world / developed economy.
If not credit cards what is being used for online payments?oooh , why's still ircc hooked up with credit card payments! for their application? wtf is that still in 1990's! don't they feel ashamed hehe.
since credits card system is slowly disappearing in the UK, i stopped using it, damn it i needed to pay for ircc or wes i dont remember but i did ask @dxdroid for his credit card to pay
my debit card was not able to use to pay for wes and for sp, the same debit i can use for all other countries
Job offer is mandatory so mostly catering to inland applicants exactly like new SINP program announced a few months ago for healthcare workers. OINP is still far better as it doesn't require any job offer and their selection criteria is plain as day.
Just got my PR Portal email a few mins ago. Maybe Edmonton is not asleep after all.