Moving to some other province - last resort

[sngm1201]

Hi guys,

I will have 2 yrs IT experience in canada next month - june.
Have 7.5 bands in Ielts, only 1 year left on my PGWP.
Gade 12 from India.

Currently in Ontario nd thinking of moving to some other province. Please advise of any option that I may have other than just waiting for Liberals to make changes in immigration policies.

I've done my homework, max points I can get with 2 yrs and full score in Ielts is 447 which is still far from the cutoff nowdays.

Desperately looking for assistance..

 

[manidhatt]

OINP will open in the coming months. Keep an eye on other provinces nomination programs if moving is not a problem for you. How about talking to your employer in regards to LMIA?

 

[shdhsjej]

OINP will open in the coming months. Keep an eye on other provinces nomination programs if moving is not a problem for you. How about talking to your employer in regards to LMIA?

OINP wont be an option as they need at least bachelors, He is only a grade 12 diploma...!!!

The only option you have is either moving to Saskatchewan or Manitoba, or you can go to LMIA too though its really very tough to get one in an IT Company...!!!

 

[sngm1201]

OINP wont be an option as they need at least bachelors, He is only a grade 12 diploma...!!!

The only option you have is either moving to Saskatchewan or Manitoba, or you can go to LMIA too though its really very tough to get one in an IT Company...!!!

Hi buddy,

Appreciate your response, You think moving to Sask or Manitoba is my best bet?

I got one year in my hand, Since you showed me a ray of hope there, Would you mind elaborating it a bit further as to what options are available in Sask or Manitoba.

Yeah I know LMIA path is way too difficult, finding an employer who's willing to support LMIA is like looking for a needle in a haystack.

Thanks.

 

[shdhsjej]

Hi buddy,

Appreciate your response, You think moving to Sask or Manitoba is my best bet?

I got one year in my hand, Since you showed me a ray of hope there, Would you mind elaborating it a bit further as to what options are available in Sask or Manitoba.

Yeah I know LMIA path is way too difficult, finding an employer who's willing to support LMIA is like looking for a needle in a haystack.

Thanks.

In express entry if you work for 1 year then they will allot you 5 extra points, which will bring your score over 60 out of 100 which is one of the requirement in Sask. Or if you want No express entry Path to PR then you will need an employer who is willing to provide you a SINP approved job offer letter which is easy to do so, then you can apply for PNP whoch will take 2-3 months and then you can apply for your PR which will take around 8-9 months as per current trend...!! Go to SINP website for more Info, its very simple to inderstand, and you will clear your all doubts...!!