Express Entry 2024 - Surprising Strategy to Increase CRS - But Why is No One Talking About it? 

Hi Mark! I always tune in every Wednesday for your Q&A but all of a sudden I thought to watch this video and I’m really thankful for this. I was already losing hope with all the changes happening but this video enlightened me 🎉🎉 🎉🎉this a gem! have a great weekend!

@@estefg9052 Thanks so much. I really appreciate the kind feedback.

Hi...I have been scrolling my phone for this one. Finally found someone who is discussing the same thing which I have in my mind for so long. I have studied 1+1 business related courses but did not knew anything that someone can do healthcare aide course here without medical background. I am gonna apply for PGWP in next two days. Can you explain me how to study while being on PGWP. As per IRCC if someone study full time more than 6 months course during their open work permit they have to apply for study permit and by that time, IRCC is not gonna count those months even if the person is working full time, so even if we are studying we are loosing points there as our work experience will not going to be count for CEC . Can you help me how to save those points

@@cuteaman2111 you’re not eligible to study while on PGWP though. Because you just completed your studies.

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If you are directly aware of immigration, consultants, employers, or any representatives selling LMIA’s for any amount of money, this is 100% illegal. I beg of you to please report these bad actors to their authorities and to immigration. The only way we will be able to combat this fraud is by providing evidence to the authorities, and then holding the authorities accountable, if they do not enforce.

Even the PNP’s are stretched to their maximum. Provinces like Alberta I’ve already Reached their quota for 2024 or many of their programs. This is the case for many PNP’s. Simply put, unless IRCC starts to implement frequent CEC only draws With large numbers of ITA, there will not be a pathway to permanent residence for many postgrad workpermit holders in Canada.🇨🇦

Hello. I was in contact with the IRCC and Alberta Government and they have not reached their pnp for this year.

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@@CanadianImmigrationInstitute thanks! wil check

Absolutely. Once he reaches the age of 30 his points start to drop by five points and then an additional 10 points in his 40s.

Yes, these are all viable options. However, the purpose of this video was to illustrate that there are pathways for people to actually increase their CRS score by returning home and gaining additional foreign work experience. For every single individual I highly recommend that they book a consultation so that we can explore all of these options. I recently did this with one of my clients who is returning home to continue working for his company from his home country. However, as you have identified this option may not be the best for everyone. If there is a chance of getting an ITA without leaving Canada, and an individual can remain in valid temporary status, then, of course people should pursue this.

The current rules for spousal open work permits do allow for this.

With older applicants, the only way to combat a loss of points due to age is to maximize all other factors. However, once you hit 45 years of age, this loss of points is an almost unsurmountable challenge. Without gaining additional points in areas, such as, French language ability, work experience in a category base draw, or executive level job offers, express entry may not be an option in our current world. People that need to turn to PNP‘s or other programs not exclusively based on human capital such as the RNIP, AIP, and other programs

I’m afraid and ITA will not be coming for you anytime soon. This is the sad reality for many people at this current level. it was for this reason that I released this video. For some people, returning home to gain additional foreign work experience can improve CRS scores when no other alternatives exist in Canada.

@@CanadianImmigrationInstitute what is the foreign work experience is already more than 10 years, is still this the way to boost score (from foreign work experience ) ?

It’s not possible for me to give direct legal advice that would be meaningful to you without understanding your whole situation. I recommend that you consider booking a consultation and we can canvas all of your options. Including whether or not PR in Canada is an option.

To be frank my friend no body knows what IRCC thinks, even immigration lawyers. They just ignore these type of questions. So better try to see if you have any ways to improve the score.

It is really difficult when an individual’s human capital is low. Age and language ability under CLB 9 are two huge factors that make someone less competitive for PR. However, circumstances are different for everyone. Some category base draws have lower CRS thresholds. Some PNP programs do not focus on age as much as they do work experience. I have consultations with people all the time exploring their options. In many cases these days, I explain to people that 🇨🇦 may not be a viable pathway for them. Some of the best advice I give is to save their money, return home, and build a new life for themselves, leveraging the education and experience they’ve gained here. It’s not often what people want to hear, but it’s better than representatives convincing them to continue throwing money at something that has no likelihood of success, only to line their pockets with more money. I had two consultations with people this week, who received terrible advice from their consultants on continuing to file frivolous applications that only made matters worse for them. Please, please be careful who you trust your future with.

@@CanadianImmigrationInstitute this is something I’m really afraid of. A consultation recommend me to remove my wife from the EE to increase my score. And once I get my PR, I would be able to sponsor her, even she living with me in Canada and having the OWP. What do you think about?

@@lsrafael83 please do not do that. It is horrible advice. You could be found to misrepresent and have your entire application refused and you and your family barred from Canada for five years.

Don't, it's not the Canada you thought people are leaving Canada due to high cost of living, no jobs, inflation and recession.. it's only going to get worse.. immigration consultants will never suggest not to come to Canada

It's tough on the ground. That's all I can say

Don't do it.

@@harrys4800 I hope you’re not referring to me as an immigration consultant. That would be sad.

@@harrys4800 don’t over generalize. Clearly going to Ontario or British Columbia can be an unwise decision. However, provinces like Alberta and Saskatchewan did not suffer from the same insanity that is occurring in those other provinces. I love my city of Lethbridge and our college and university are excellent educational institutions. Housing is tight across the country, but when your only focus is Toronto or Vancouver, yes, I agree, that decision may not provide the opportunities you’re looking for. I also want to point out that the international student program was never intended to be a pathway to permanent resident status. The creation of express entry accelerated this pathway.

That’s a question you have to ask Minister Miller and the liberal government. With so many people in Canada, it simply does not make sense to bring additional people in when there are great PR candidates here.

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