Lol, I really don't want to go into the argument about opportunity cost and so on. So I will say you are probably right.
Ray of Hope - 85th Draw
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hello guy, took a long break to clear my head. was sitting at 434 with hubby as PA. to improve our score, i decided to retake IELTS. luckily i was able to give him the full 20 points. our score went from 434 to 438(might not be much, but its something). now i am so worried, trying to get my ECA done as that will give us 8 extra points. but we will be losing 5 points in march as he turns a year older. this process is not for the faint hearted. i am determined to succeed in this process,so my advise to everyone is pls try every possible means to improve your points, retake the IELTS again if you have too. all the best guys.
Then at most wait until the next draw on 7th March. Worst come to worst you only lose $1500 which is not a big amount in Canada.
For example, you can save $1500 from buying an old sofa instead of the new genuine leather one. Your house are not going to have only a sofa right? Ontario minimum wage is $14 which mean $1500 is only 100+ hours of minimum wage work which is <3 weeks. Who know, you might end up with a good job which pay double or triple of that. So my priority will be coming to Canada as soon as possible and not worrying about those small amount of money.
Sorry not sure if I am not understanding, if you were able to get complete 20 points then ow come you score increased from 434 to 438? Should it not increase to 454?
with the old ielts i gave him 16 points. remeber i am not the primary applicant. after retaking i gave him 20 points so 4 points increase.
U mind sharing ur IELTS score. I have doubts as at 33 if I apply solo my crs is 456... What's ur highest level of education?
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/medical-police/police-certificates/how/india.html
(PCC) It is valid for 6 months for your residential country...
if you have ever lived more than 6 months anywhere else, it must be issued last time you visited that country, I suggest don’t even miss one day..
Medical reports have one year validity...
All the best
I am sorry I don’t have much knowledge about this.
Yo may find useful below link.
All the best
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/medical-police/police-certificates/how.html
Unsolicited Advice from someone who has tracked this scene for over 2 years now.
You cannot predict which way the ITA boat will turn. It can go any way possible. If you are at 436-440 with ITA cutoffs hovering at 442, you could wait but for others, the safest bet is taking the PNP offer from Ontario if its available.
You cannot predict which way the ITA boat will turn. It can go any way possible. If you are at 436-440 with ITA cutoffs hovering at 442, you could wait but for others, the safest bet is taking the PNP offer from Ontario if its available.
There is a tricky part in Medicals. The Single Entry Immigration Visa will expire exactly after a year from your medicals. So I would suggest you do the medicals after you get the ITA.
Hi my friend, this was a good question.
I'll definitely give you an answer after two weeks after I will have sat the French TEF exam in the beginning of March. I have been learning French from zero exactly for one year already, not attending any school for that but instead learning alone by myself.
I've already lost 5 points do to my age during this year so the exam will show if it will be compensated or even surpassed by french points.
So far it seems like those with 435 and above received NOI as per messages on groups although it is stated from the range of 433. I think scores below 435 are cursed by CIC. Hoping for their future NOI rounds
