Emigrating to Canada
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Emigrating to Canada
Hello
I am starting the process of getting everything together to apply for the skilled express entry process and it's a lot to do and I'm getting a bit stressed already!
Should I use an agent to do the process for me and guarantee a successful entry with no stress?
Kind regards
Sarah
I am starting the process of getting everything together to apply for the skilled express entry process and it's a lot to do and I'm getting a bit stressed already!
Should I use an agent to do the process for me and guarantee a successful entry with no stress?
Kind regards
Sarah
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Re: Emigrating to Canada
Hello
I am starting the process of getting everything together to apply for the skilled express entry process and it's a lot to do and I'm getting a bit stressed already!
Should I use an agent to do the process for me and guarantee a successful entry with no stress?
Kind regards
Sarah
I am starting the process of getting everything together to apply for the skilled express entry process and it's a lot to do and I'm getting a bit stressed already!
Should I use an agent to do the process for me and guarantee a successful entry with no stress?
Kind regards
Sarah
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Re: Emigrating to Canada
Thanks S
I've been recommended a company called Overseas Emmigration visas who are affiliated and members with ICCRC.
Has anyone had any dealings with them?
Sarah
I've been recommended a company called Overseas Emmigration visas who are affiliated and members with ICCRC.
Has anyone had any dealings with them?
Sarah
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Last edited by Snowy560; Nov 8th 2016 at 5:30 pm.
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Re: Emigrating to Canada
Welcome to BE!
I've moved your post to the Immigration section so that you get more responses.
Do you mean "Overseas Immigration" or "Overseas Emigration" ?
If the first, you may want to do some research on the company, they were named in a law suit last year.
If it's the 2nd, Eric Katz is their "Canada" person - yet his ICCRC number isn't listed on their website. He has his own Immigration Consultancy in Canada.
To be honest, there is no need for you to use a consultant unless you have difficult circumstances - such as major health issues, criminal background etc., or you don't feel that you can do it on your own. If you do decide to, perhaps you would be better off using one based in Canada who is a member of ICCRC. Find an Immigration Professional | iccrc-crcic
Please be aware that an immigration consultant can't guarantee that you will be successful in your application - particularly is it's now 'by invite only' and dependant on your points, once you enter the EE pool.
Have you filled out the 'come to Canada' wizard? http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/eligibility.asp What was the result?
I've moved your post to the Immigration section so that you get more responses.
Do you mean "Overseas Immigration" or "Overseas Emigration" ?
If the first, you may want to do some research on the company, they were named in a law suit last year.
If it's the 2nd, Eric Katz is their "Canada" person - yet his ICCRC number isn't listed on their website. He has his own Immigration Consultancy in Canada.
To be honest, there is no need for you to use a consultant unless you have difficult circumstances - such as major health issues, criminal background etc., or you don't feel that you can do it on your own. If you do decide to, perhaps you would be better off using one based in Canada who is a member of ICCRC. Find an Immigration Professional | iccrc-crcic
Please be aware that an immigration consultant can't guarantee that you will be successful in your application - particularly is it's now 'by invite only' and dependant on your points, once you enter the EE pool.
Have you filled out the 'come to Canada' wizard? http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/eligibility.asp What was the result?
Last edited by Siouxie; Nov 8th 2016 at 7:16 pm.
#6
Re: Emigrating to Canada
You simply need to do IELTS and get your ECA at this point, nothing else is needed until later when (if) you actually get invited to apply for PR. And do double and triple check your points, as there's no point in paying for those things if you don't score enough on the CRS to get an invite anyway! So make sure you're scoring over 460-480ish, or at least close to it.
Best of luck.
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Re: Emigrating to Canada
Hello,
I know what the IELTS is but what is the ECA and CRS? I'm not sure I scored myself properly.
I have a BA degree, 3 x A levels and 7 x GCSEs and would come with enough money.
Sorry but how would these score? Any help would be appreciated
I know what the IELTS is but what is the ECA and CRS? I'm not sure I scored myself properly.
I have a BA degree, 3 x A levels and 7 x GCSEs and would come with enough money.
Sorry but how would these score? Any help would be appreciated
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You'd get points for a degree, nothing else (it's only your highest level of education) so on the CRS that would be 120 points (unless you have a partner, in which case it would be 112 points). Did you take the points test? Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) - tool What does that give you?
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I've just scored myself and I scored 370. Where do I go from here as this isn't enough.....
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Looks like you'll need a job offer to get a visa, you might want to start a new thread in the main Canada forums with info on your occupation and qualifications so that people in the same field can tell you what your chances are of finding a sponsoring employer. And the Job Hunting section of the Wiki is essential reading!
Good luck.
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Re: Emigrating to Canada
Do you know how I can get my cv out there? If I get a job offer I total 970 points
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If you can get a job offer (and LMIA from a sponsoring employer - just a job offer isn't enough for the extra points), then you would go over on a Temp Work Permit and apply for PR once there working.
HTH, best of luck.
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OP if you haven't already seen it then the thread below will be of interest.
http://britishexpats.com/forum/immig...points-887265/
Basically the 600 points for an LMIA supported job will no longer exist after Saturday, however there are also other ways to now get points for a job. What we don't know yet is how this will impact minimum points for an ITA.
http://britishexpats.com/forum/immig...points-887265/
Basically the 600 points for an LMIA supported job will no longer exist after Saturday, however there are also other ways to now get points for a job. What we don't know yet is how this will impact minimum points for an ITA.