Time to apply for PR

[gvaishali]

hi,
Is there any specific time in the year when one should apply for the PR ?
so that the chances of getting pr increases

 

[ContactFront]

No

 

[scylla]

Hi all actually i needed some advise about getting my pr

Ok so i just got my work permit for 1 year as food service supervisor under restoration and my wife is dependent under me so she is open and she has been in the bc pnp pool for semi skilled for 1 year now and next april she will be out of the pool as she has not been selected
The points is 70 now and she got on 47 points she has till grade 13 but for me i dnt have any education

So my question is what can we do to get the pr we both knows how to speak french and we are from an lmia exempt country

We dont have any kids here

Any idea on how and what can we do to get pr and my wife has been working for 2 years consecutively full time

Any help most welcome thanks

Express Entry (FSW) and CEC will not be possible. You won't have enough points.

Many of the PNP programs also won't be possible since neither you nor your wife have a high enough level of education. If you are working in BC, then I think the BC PNP semi-skilled program is your only option.

There is no such thing as an LMIA exempt country. Do you mean a visa exempt country? If so, whether you are from a visa exempt or non-visa exempt country makes no difference in the immigration process.