This is my first of three posts about IRCC’s Comprehensive Ranking System.
The topic will be divided into three posts to offer you two perspectives on this important aspect of Canada’s immigration process, plus a briefer on the tools you can use to calculate your CRS score.
As of this writing, I am 10 days into my stay in the Philippines. Jade and I are still waiting for the decision on our application for Permanent Residence in Canada.
It seeps into your very being, digs down into your core. It holds your heart to a promise and braces you through the cold.
This is actually happening. I’m writing my first entry about living in Japan and it’s about leaving Japan.
The Express Entry or EE covers Canada’s federal economic migration streams. This means candidates are initially screened according to factors key to their contribution to Canada’s (or their Canadian province’s) economy.
Express Entry, sometimes known as EE in immigration forums, is Canada’s umbrella program for its three federal economic immigration streams.
We were working towards our goal. We were working towards achieving something that would have a great impact on our lives.
Once Jade and I decided to give it a try, planning to immigrate to Canada pulled us into a world of short forms and terminologies.
Before the thought of moving to Canada occurred the thought of seeing the Northern Lights somewhere else.
In April 2018, two ladies started fully considering moving to Canada. One of them was in Osaka, while the other was in Manila.