They are providing PR for everyone but not for us people that we are here paying a lot of taxes but for someone applying last 3 months from somewhere they approve their PR so fast, that’s not fair “When the fuck will they clear TR to PR backlogs? When I reach retirement age?
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I received one when applied to my work permit extension but is was digital/pdf one until Feb. 2023
I never open it lol unless there is a message which is not from february hhahaaha
yes, very disappointed many new peopl that never had spent time studying, working, living and paying taxes here and they are getting theirs PR so easy in 6 months or less, that’s not fair for us they don’t respect the time we have been living here or application time
Hey guys I applied on the 25th of July 2021 aor received in Dec 2021 and a long silence till now. I received an invitation to apply for PR yesterday through express entry. Can I go ahead and apply through EE even though I still have the tr to pr application being processed?
Hello guys. Please I need clarification on this. I just got a medical request for my Outland dependents but we have done upfront Medicals since March, 2022 which means their Medicals is still valid. Do you guys think they should go for another Medicals or we should use the Medicals they did in March. What should we do? Your response will be greatly appreciated.
Per IRCC's website:
"How long your medical results are good for
Your medical exam results are valid for 12 months only. If you don’t come to Canada as a permanent resident within that time, you may need to have another exam."
So, most people in your situation have been resubmitting their still valid medicals.
Hi,
I applied on May 6 under IG ENG stream about 5PM PST
AOR Mar 10, 2022
No ADR so far
Medical, Info sharing done
Criminality in progress
Security, eligibility not initiated
That's a lot of money for sure but those who have done a bit of finance are familiar with a concept called "CLV", customer lifetime value. Meaning all the economic value of a costumer over the whole engagement period. Here it could be called immigrant lifetime value
)) see...the point is that as long as a potential immigrant is out of country they have all interest in bringing them in as soon as possible as they bring lots of money initially with themselves which application fees are peanuts in comparison. We all have an idea how much money we brough from home and spent here. The requirement of "previous Canadian experience" ( a mere joke ) for new commers to find jobs has been designed exactly to keep the new comer unemployed as much as tolerable since they will spend their savings here in Canadian economy before they become a tax payer. For those who come in without PR however, the magic is to keep them in limbo as long as possible, for same reason. Lola or Lily shared a very eye opening article around last week which I recommend reading. Withing the article there was a link to a page describing how many temporary residents ( worker/student) become PR and after how long. That was very astonishing to see only 30% of them become PR withing 10 years of first coming to Canada !!! Yes you read that right ...10 years. The same graph shows about 15% or so become PR withing first 5 years ! There we go ! And this stat belongs to pre-pandemic era.
So in short, priority is to bring in as much as NEW MONEY as possible, and as soon as possible.
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