Investing in canada as student gud option or bad? As PR is uncertain now
- Thread starter Puneet singh
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Why PR is uncertain now? You have the express entry as well as various PNP programs to get your PR.
u will apply after your education nah in experince class or something then if your case gets rejected then u have to come back coz your work permit will also expire .....seen ppl coming bach to hometown
yes,its true some unlucky ones forced to getcback to homecountry,as getting a job offer with lmia is very difficult in the competitive job market.But i think most probably u can earn back tat lakh of rupees by even doing some odd jobs during the stay back period.
lol no u cant.....u will waste precious years of ur life doing odd job ...first u will waste 1/2 years doing a diploma which is worthless in ur home country and then lose 3 years doing crappy jobs. when the world has moved forward 4/5 year u will start back from square one. express entry is uncertain if ur number doesnt come up u will be forced to go back. read about problems people facing with express entry. express entry is like a gamble . even 3 years PGWP wont be enough if ur number doesnt come up in express entry.steyn007 said:
After 2 years of study permit, 3years of work permit is allowed to everyone right?
if u get PR during that period u can go back to studies with domestic fees?
if u get PR during that period u can go back to studies with domestic fees?
After 2 years of study permit, 3years of work permit is allowed to everyone right?
most probably yes there is a slight chance of no. some people after doing 2 years masters have not go 3 years permit so its not guarantee
if u get PR during that period u can go back to studies with domestic fees?
I do not understand ur question but yes if u get PR then fees from that point onwards will be domestic fees. But the problem is PR which is unpredictable now. if u have tons of experience back home then u should directly apply for PR and not waste money on studies unless u really want education in canada. but if u have no work experience back home and just bachelors degree ur number wont come in the express entry unless u find someone who would sponsor ur LIMA thenu would want to study to add a few more points to ur express entry profile. express entry is not going below 450 points seems like.
most probably yes there is a slight chance of no. some people after doing 2 years masters have not go 3 years permit so its not guarantee
if u get PR during that period u can go back to studies with domestic fees?
I do not understand ur question but yes if u get PR then fees from that point onwards will be domestic fees. But the problem is PR which is unpredictable now. if u have tons of experience back home then u should directly apply for PR and not waste money on studies unless u really want education in canada. but if u have no work experience back home and just bachelors degree ur number wont come in the express entry unless u find someone who would sponsor ur LIMA thenu would want to study to add a few more points to ur express entry profile. express entry is not going below 450 points seems like.
so what i am trying to say is calculate ur Express entry points (CRS) see if after education in canada points go above 450 points if they wont then do not waste ur money on canadian education. This is just my point of view. I am stuck my points wont go above 450 even after education so i wasted my money for no reason. even though I have a skilled job.mead said:
It's not easy, but not impossible. It's up to you.
Get a PGWP of at least 1 year and look for a job that you would like to stay for a long time. Show that you are really interested and ask for your employer for applying LMIA.
FSW, you'll have the score enough to be offered to be a PR.
Get a PGWP of at least 1 year and look for a job that you would like to stay for a long time. Show that you are really interested and ask for your employer for applying LMIA.
FSW, you'll have the score enough to be offered to be a PR.
I think Everyone is missing one point. I have read that PNP/ Lima will get that 600 points. So if u r applying through PNP, then offer letter from employer doesn't matter. So, i think its still easy to get PR for graduates. Correct me if I am wrong.
i m going for 2years of diploma in computer information systems (undergraduate) in may intake 2015mead said:
My age is just 18.
what u suggest me after 2years of diploma
i also think the best way for international students now, to get pr is the nominations.
And by the time we got graduated, after two years who knows this rules will change or not & mostly against the immigrants.A lot of canadians are murmering against the TFW & government will br forced to create rules against immigration, mostly after 4 years, considering this immigration overhaul.I am afraid that by the time, will they even reduce the length of stay back period.
And by the time we got graduated, after two years who knows this rules will change or not & mostly against the immigrants.A lot of canadians are murmering against the TFW & government will br forced to create rules against immigration, mostly after 4 years, considering this immigration overhaul.I am afraid that by the time, will they even reduce the length of stay back period.
hi, i am having 4 year experience in store manager profile and i applied for study permit PG Diploma, will my experience give an extra edge for approval of visa ??mead said:
Do you guys know how many points you can get by studying in Canada?
Aren't that points worth the time and money?
Aren't that points worth the time and money?
if u ask me no ...if u get a job in ur home country u can earn money and apply for PR once u have some experience its very easy for people with experience than students so no point in studying by spending so much money and time if just PR is ur aim. earlier study option was very attractive for people to find their way to PR now they have taken it away from us so why spend so much money. I studied here but cannot get points over 450 and i dont think my number will ever come in express entry system i am scared and may have to leave canada at the end of my pgwp.Bruno V. S. said: