So you say “no” to a job offer. Not sure about your education if you have completed the program and downloaded the documents.
Job offer on work permit is not increasing CRS score.
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Your score is correct. You are not entitled to the 50 points.
Since you are on an open work permit, you can only qualify for the 50 job offer poins if your employer obtains an approved LMIA.
So if I’ll get the LMIA number I would be eligible?
Bcuz my friends applied under the same process and received the 50 points for having a valid job offer. Since, I have been working with RBC from past 14months... I thought I should be entitled too :/
Bcuz my friends applied under the same process and received the 50 points for having a valid job offer. Since, I have been working with RBC from past 14months... I thought I should be entitled too :/
Slightly confused why will I say no to the job offer when I have a job in Canadá (full time) with a NOC code/skill B
Yes, if your employer can obtain an approved LMIA, the you would be eligible for the 50 points.
Your friend cannot be under the same process as you. There must be something different about their work permit or job offer details. Or they have claimed 50 points they are not entitled to which is going to result in their application being refused.
Because what you have doesn't qualify as a job offer under Express Entry.
Okay that’s strange but what’s the benefit of working in Canadá then lol
I’m glad that you have some great knowledge. Thank you so much
I have checked with my employer to provide me LMIA number and details so that if I can proceed. Bcuz I’m still not sure why I should not be eligible for the 50 points since I’m working with the company in Canadá.
The benefit is that you get additional points under EE for having Canadian work experience.
As already said, there are specific requirements in order for you to be able to count job offer points under Express Entry. Since you are on an open work permit with no employer named in the work permit, you can only claim job offer points if your employer gets the approved LMIA. Those are the rules and these have been the rules for several years now (since Express Entry launched).
The LMIA process is long (typically six months). You should be aware that the big Canadian banks are generally not willing to go through the LMIA process.
Can you increase your points in different ways? e.g. through improving your IELTS score
okay I’m able to understand what you mentioned. My wife and I we both given Celpip - my wife score is 10-12 and mine is 9 in all the categories.
my main reason of looking at the options bcuz I’m not able to get any points for my Indian work experience either and study in Canadá (50+15)
my main reason of looking at the options bcuz I’m not able to get any points for my Indian work experience either and study in Canadá (50+15)
I’m not sure it’s not reflecting. I have experience more than 6years and it’s not reflecting. I have entered everything. EE just asks you to provide your work experience and I have mentioned Indian and Canadian both. But I’m just getting Canadian work experience points. Foreign experience shows 0
Post the EE profile questions related to your Canadian and Indian work experience and your answers to each question.