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[slavicgirl]

I understand you've already applied for Canada. All of Europe isn't bad, not sure where in Europe you are based. Since the wait is long, I'd be looking at jobs in Germany (specifically Berlin and Munich have nice vibes), Amsterdam (Netherlands is quite nice) or Austria while I wait for my Canadian application to be processed. Slavic regions aren't that popular for the lifestyle you might be chasing. Vancouver/Toronto might sound more like the vibe you're maybe chasing. Berlin isn't a bad shout at all till then.

I am in the FSW pool, pre-ITA I speak German but I don't want to settle there, I just don't really like it, I can't really explain why. I am in a safe Western EU country now. To be honest i just want to leave Europe if possible and secure myself a non EU passport as I don't believe that the upcoming decades will be peaceful here. Either war on a short term or climate change on a long term. Canada is an attractive option, quite far from everything, not a major political player, climate change might not have a huge impact on the country etc.

 

[ElvisRamaj]

@singhno bradder we were wrong about you. What else did that Holthe say to you?

Apparently, we were!

Does it make sense for Ontario to keep the same 45 day window with no CAP in choosing the next applicants, because to me it doesn't.

 

[Impatient Dankaroo]

Economy. Nobody gives a damn about anything related to geopolitics in the 21st century. They make it look like they do because they want more votes but what keeps the wheel turning is economy alone.

Exactly, let's see what westerns do when gas prices become unbearable. Oil already up 9% since yesterday

 

[Pasha1]

climate change might not have a huge impact on the country

Yeah, sure, nothing serious, maybe some 50% of the country will just submerge as a result of melting ice, and that's all, almost no impact at all.

 

[Deleted member 994371]

Yeah, sure, nothing serious, maybe some 50% of the country will just submerge as a result of melting ice, and that's all, almost no impact at all.

Everyone keeps assuming that it will be global warming that will get us. What if they fire the nukes? It will begin another ice age.

You wouldn't want to live in Canada during an ice-age, would you?

 

[seadrag0n]

Putting aside the Ukranian conflict for a moment, does anyone think that Ontario really removed the CAP for good ?

It seems that Holthe knew all along that his was coming, even though he made a specific video negating it.

Look at the date range for the selected profiles, WTF is that sh!t? Whoever did this draw must have been high AF.

 

[Pasha1]

Everyone keeps assuming that it will be global warming that will get us. What if they fire the nukes? It will begin another ice age.

You wouldn't want to live in Canada during an ice-age, would you?

Do you think anyone would survive if there were nuke war between superpowers? If nuke wars are initiated, the Earth will be uninhabitable anyways.

 

[KojiGold]

If you're an outlander, you already qualify for only a handful of PNPs so it doesn't matter too much. I'd personally select every single one of those provinces (except QC) individually. Takes 2 seconds.



Economy. Nobody gives a damn about anything related to geopolitics in the 21st century. They make it look like they do because they want more votes but what keeps the wheel turning is economy alone.

Bro could I ask your golden comments again? I was forgetting about following EE draws news. Just realized a couple of days ago OINP has selected profiles with CRS 445-600 made between Feb 22 to Apr 29. My NOC is there, and I fall in the score range. However, my profile is submitted on June 19th. What do you think are my chances of getting an invitation to the OINP next round?
Does this follow a systematic approach or again a lucky draw? For instance, can I expect the next OINP to move another 2 months forward (so it considers profiles made within May-June 2021?
And does OINP follow a pattern the same as PNP, every 2 weeks or every month etc.?
Appreciate your helps as always brother

 

[Deleted member 1050918]

You of all people shouldn't be talking. Have you ever seen a Kangaroo hopping in the snow?

It will be check-mate for you buddy if the nukes thing happen.

Damn mate I had to stop and think for a moment

Bro could I ask your golden comments again? I was forgetting about following EE draws news. Just realized a couple of days ago OINP has selected profiles with CRS 445-600 made between Feb 22 to Apr 29. My NOC is there, and I fall in the score range. However, my profile is submitted on June 19th. What do you think are my chances of getting an invitation to the OINP next round?
Does this follow a systematic approach or again a lucky draw? For instance, can I expect the next OINP to move another 2 months forward (so it considers profiles made within May-June 2021?
And does OINP follow a pattern the same as PNP, every 2 weeks or every month etc.?
Appreciate your helps as always brother

I really have no idea, sorry, but your man is @ElvisRamaj since sadly he also got bitten by this latest OINP arrangement. I'm sure he follows OINP patterns closely so hit him up.

 

[ElvisRamaj]

Look at the date range for the selected profiles, WTF is that sh!t? Whoever did this draw must have been high AF.

The only conclusion I can arrive at this recent draw is that for Ontario a candidate with a CRS score 455+ is a good one.

Why particularly profiles with a 45 day period from first to last? Perhaps they didn't want to let them in the cold, since there are no FSW draws in sight for the moment.

 

[KojiGold]

The only conclusion I can arrive at this recent draw is that for Ontario a candidate with a CRS score 455+ is a good one.

Why particularly profiles with a 45 day period from first to last? Perhaps they didn't want to let them in the cold, since there are no FSW draws in sight for the moment.

Bro, any expectation for the next OINP? does it follow a systematic approach? Let's say another one in March?

 

[seadrag0n]

The only conclusion I can arrive at this recent draw is that for Ontario a candidate with a CRS score 455+ is a good one.

Why particularly profiles with a 45 day period from first to last? Perhaps they didn't want to let them in the cold, since there are no FSW draws in sight for the moment.

So with this new selection criteria, the profiles which are on the verge of expiring will only be selected which is even worse than the 467 score cap. The exact opposite of AINP.

 

[ElvisRamaj]

Bro could I ask your golden comments again? I was forgetting about following EE draws news. Just realized a couple of days ago OINP has selected profiles with CRS 445-600 made between Feb 22 to Apr 29. My NOC is there, and I fall in the score range. However, my profile is submitted on June 19th. What do you think are my chances of getting an invitation to the OINP next round?
Does this follow a systematic approach or again a lucky draw? For instance, can I expect the next OINP to move another 2 months forward (so it considers profiles made within May-June 2021?
And does OINP follow a pattern the same as PNP, every 2 weeks or every month etc.?
Appreciate your helps as always brother

The only thing we know for sure is that in 2021 there were 6,259 candidates who received a NOI for the HCP stream, out of which 3137 were priority occupations. Most of the draws happen in the first half of the year.

As of this year, there are 1275 NOI sent already. I am expecting at least 8,000 NOI to be sent in total for the HCP stream this year, so we would probably have 4,000+ NOI for priority occupations. My guess would be that the next draws will be in late April, July, October. Hopefully they will not follow a date interval for profiles, but who knows.

 

[itwillrain]

I am in the FSW pool, pre-ITA I speak German but I don't want to settle there, I just don't really like it, I can't really explain why. I am in a safe Western EU country now. To be honest i just want to leave Europe if possible and secure myself a non EU passport as I don't believe that the upcoming decades will be peaceful here. Either war on a short term or climate change on a long term. Canada is an attractive option, quite far from everything, not a major political player, climate change might not have a huge impact on the country etc.

I can resonate with that last line.

Given how close it is to the US, the recent truckers convoy protests etc, the peaceful place ship might have already sailed haha. But, yeah I do believe living in a smaller place you could still have a very laidback lifestyle, atleast thats what I'm aiming for in Canada. Luckily, there's a lot of land.

 

[ElvisRamaj]

So with this new selection criteria, the profiles which are on the verge of expiring will only be selected which is even worse than the 467 score cap. The exact opposite of AINP.

That has infuriated me beyond comprehension. My blood is boiling hard.

One day you are almost 100% sure that you will get a NOI since you fulfill all the requirements, the next day they go, like :

"Tada motherf*cker! Your were wrong!"

They seem to turn all this invitation thing into a bingo. Changing criterias every month, like WTF ?