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Yes, that's correct. I started working in Nov 2020 (in Canada), moved back home in May 2021, travelled back to Canada Jan 2022

my crs score is 484, so I will definitely get an invitation, do I keep declining them?

what did you do after that? did you apply again and when? Also, you lost the processing fee only, right?

I created a profile though, should I delete it? or what do I do?

of course, I'll do that. When I created the profile, it did not ask me whether the experience was in Canada or not, I just filled in general info like NOC, title, Start date (still working at the same company), address, etc. but in the travel history, I will definitely put the correct dates. Do...

No, some people are saying that it depends on the officer, so I will probably apply and see what happens. What's the worst case scenario? lose the application's fees only? I mean it's worth the try, I don't want to work for another 7 months

Hey everyone, has anyone worked remotely (outside of Canada) and his experience was considered a Canadian experience? I used to work in Canada but I moved back home for 7 months (still continued working there). Taxes were being deducted and I had to pay all the bills I had to.