Score 66

[Abdel38]

Hello everyone I scored 66 , just started the immigration process , master's degree and fluent in french and English with certificate proof , the only downside is that i only have 6 months experience , what are my chances

 

[hc_mum]

Hello everyone I scored 66 , just started the immigration process , master's degree and fluent in french and English with certificate proof , the only downside is that i only have 6 months experience , what are my chances

Check "crs calculator" Link and check your score if your score comes around 455-460 then you stand a fair chance else you need to improve your IELTS score.

Good luck

 

[Immstu]

Check "crs calculator" Link and check your score if your score comes around 455-460 then you stand a fair chance else you need to improve your IELTS score.

Good luck

He's talking about Arrima score and intends to apply as QSW.

To OP : Score is good enough. Get into the pool asap. They are giving preference to profiles like yours. All the best

 

[Abdel38]

He's talking about Arrima score and intends to apply as QSW.

To OP : Score is good enough. Get into the pool asap. They are giving preference to profiles like yours. All the best

Thanks i don't quite understand "Getting into the pool" , i applied through a law firm in my country.

 

[Abdel38]

Can you kindly please explain to me what "getting in the pool means" and how much time my application will take
Thank you.

 

[Rapri]

Getting into the pool means: create your Arima profile, so that u'll be in pool and u may get invitation to apply for CSQ in upcoming draw

 

[tolopes]

Please do not use terms that not everyone may understand, many of us are here for learning and a basic language may help a lot, well if you please I mean.

 

[marinamuricy]

Hi, I am in the EE pool and I do not know much about Quebec Immigration.

I am studying french and I thought in maybe applying for Quebec also.

I have aroung 61 points. Is that good enough? How long the process usually takes? Being in the EE pool might be a issue?