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Moving to Canada 🇨🇦 Part 4: Express Entry Program How Canada Express Entry CRS Score Works. One of the most misunderst...
10/09/2025

Moving to Canada 🇨🇦 Part 4: Express Entry Program
How Canada Express Entry CRS Score Works.

One of the most misunderstood things about Canada’s Express Entry is the CRS score. People get frustrated that they’re stuck at 380, confused that someone else got an invite at 470, and shocked when their points drop after a birthday.

Here’s the truth: CRS (Comprehensive Ranking System) is not emotional. It’s a cold, hard algorithm. And once you understand how it works, you’ll know where to focus your energy instead of just hoping and praying.

So let’s break it down in plain English.

1. Age

This one is a heartbreaker for many. Maximum points (110) are given if you’re between 20–29 years old. From age 30, your points start reducing. By age 40+, the drop is steep. By age 45, you don't score anything for age again.

That’s why younger applicants have an advantage, not because they’re better, but because the system prioritizes economic contribution over time.

Tip: If you’re older, look for ways to boost other sections like language or French.

2. Education

The higher your education, the more points you get.
But it must be evaluated by WES (or another ECA body) to count.

✅ Bachelor’s = fewer points
✅ Master’s = more
✅ PhD = highest

Note: A Master’s degree can give you up to 135 points if done outside Canada.

3. IELTS (Language Proficiency)

Language is a huge one — up to 160 points.
It’s not enough to just pass though. You need to aim for CLB 9 or above to unlock extra points (especially with education and work experience).

For reference:

Listening: 8.0

Reading: 7.0

Writing: 7.0

Speaking: 7.0

That’s the magic combo. Once you hit those, you’ll see a jump in your score.

4. French Language

French is no longer just an optional add-on. It’s a game changer. Even a basic French score (TEF or TCF Canada) can give you up to 50 points extra.

If you’re stuck in the 400s and can't seem to find a way to get extra points, French could be your ticket.

5. Work Experience

More experience = more points, but the maximum caps at 3 years for foreign work experience.
Canadian work experience gives higher points, but it only counts if you’ve worked legally in Canada.

6. Spouse Factors

If you’re married, your spouses IELTS, Education and Work experience also affect your total CRS.

Sometimes, it’s even better to apply as the principal applicant with the higher-scoring spouse.

7. Bonus Points

These can come from:

Provincial Nomination (PNP): +600 points

Job offer from a Canadian employer

Sibling in Canada

Canadian education

French + English combo

So What’s the Lesson Here?

CRS is a points game. If your current score isn’t getting you picked, you don’t cry, you strategize.

✅ Improve your IELTS.
✅ Pick up French.
✅ Check if your spouse can score higher.
✅ Apply for a PNP.
✅ Explore the Atlantic Immigration Program.

Just don’t sit in the pool forever waiting for luck.

The Express Entry system rewards those who understand it and take intentional steps.

Temporary Foreign Worker Program in Canada still ongoing under the RCIP or FCIP or the Home Care Worker Pilot program - ...
10/09/2025

Temporary Foreign Worker Program in Canada still ongoing under the RCIP or FCIP or the Home Care Worker Pilot program - try your luck with the links 🔗

The priority list includes :
Health sector , Trade and Transport , Manufacturing and Utilities , Natural and Applied Sciences , education and law

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/caregivers/home-care-worker-immigration-pilots.html

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/rural-franco-pilots.html

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Breaking!!!Starting November 1, 2025, all US visa applicants must schedule interviews at the embassy or consulate in the...
08/09/2025

Breaking!!!
Starting November 1, 2025, all US visa applicants must schedule interviews at the embassy or consulate in their country of nationality or legal residence. In the past, many applicants, particularly in Nigeria, traveled to consulates in Cameroon, Namibia, Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire, Canada, or even the Dominican Republic when appointments in Abuja and Lagos were fully booked, sometimes avoiding waits of several years. The new rule applies to all visa categories, including family- and employment-based visas, students, business travelers, tourists, and Diversity Visa winners. It is part of the Trump administration’s effort to tighten immigration rules and increase oversight.


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Disclaimer: I am not an immigration officer. This is based on my opinion. All contributions are welcomed and all opinion...
06/09/2025

Disclaimer: I am not an immigration officer. This is based on my opinion. All contributions are welcomed and all opinions are valid.

I feel like people underestimate these stamps gotten from African Countries.

Now let’s go into details, I got these stamps while traveling to Ghana because I schooled in Ghana. So every country you pass to get to Ghana will stamp your passport

Why are these stamps important?
If you plan on traveling outside Africa like Europe, USA, Canada, UK; you will have to show proof that you’ve had some travel history

Traveling to the next country close to your country is a travel experience even if you traveled by road or by bus.

I would suggest traveling to these countries by road because you get more stamps on your passport than traveling by air which you only get few stamps.

Imagine uploading this as your travel experience, the visa officer will be convinced that your are a frequent travel

So; if you have stamps like this, don’t ever joke with it anymore

Also, the stamps does not guarantee you a visa. Visa could also be rejected.

The essence of the stamps and travel history is to show that you always return back to your country whenever you visit another country

TIPS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ARRIVING CANADA September 2025When you arrive in Canada, you'll meet border services off...
06/09/2025

TIPS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ARRIVING CANADA
September 2025

When you arrive in Canada, you'll meet border services officer who will make sure you meet some basic requirements.

There are 8 documents you should have handy at this point.

1. Have a valid travel document, such as a passport

2. Have the port of entry letter of introduction you were sent when your study permit application was approved

3. Have a copy of a valid letter of acceptance from your school

4. Have a valid electronic travel authorization (eTA), a valid visitor visa (temporary resident visa), a valid green card (or equivalent official proof of U.S. status) or another valid travel document.

5. Have enough money for your stay, such as GIC (Guaranteed Investment Certificate)

6. Be in good health and have valid immigration medical exam results at the time of entry into Canada. If your exam will expire before you enter Canada, you need to get another medical exam.

7. Have no criminal or immigration-related convictions

8. Convince an immigration officer that you have ties-such as a job, home, financial assets or family-that will take you back to your home country and you will leave Canada at the end of your visit.

Moving to Canada Part 3: Express Entry 🇨🇦 Having a Sibling in Canada Is a Big Flex. Here's WhyA lot of people don’t know...
05/09/2025

Moving to Canada Part 3: Express Entry

🇨🇦 Having a Sibling in Canada Is a Big Flex. Here's Why

A lot of people don’t know this, but you or your spouse (if married) , having a sibling in Canada who is a citizen or permanent resident can actually boost your Express Entry score.

Let me break down how it works

1. Express Entry: 15 Free CRS Points

If you or your spouse have a brother or sister who is:

✅ A Canadian citizen or permanent resident

✅ Living in Canada

✅ And you're able to prove the relationship (birth certificate, etc.)

…then you get an automatic 15 CRS points under the Express Entry system.

In a tight race, 15 points can make the difference between getting an Invitation to Apply or being left behind.

I have a brother who is a citizen so we got the extra boost 😁

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2. PNP: Your Sibling Could Also Make You Eligible

Many Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) also favour candidates who have close family ties in the province.

For example:

✅ Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP)

✅ Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP)

✅ Manitoba PNP

✅ Ontario and others (depending on the year and stream)

In some cases, just having a sibling in the province qualifies you to apply, even with a lower CRS score.

That’s huge.

So if you have a sibling, start documenting the relationship properly (same parents, birth certs, proof of sibling's status in Canada, etc).

If you’re serious about Japa through Express Entry, don't ignore this angle.

Family can be the key that opens the door. Use it wisely.

Moving to Canada 🇨🇦Part 2: Express Entry Program Here’s how you can apply for Permanent Residency through Express Entry...
04/09/2025

Moving to Canada 🇨🇦Part 2: Express Entry Program

Here’s how you can apply for Permanent Residency through Express Entry (Federal Skilled Worker route):

1. Visit the official Canadian immigration site (canada[dot]ca). Click on Immigration, then choose Express Entry and complete the online questionnaire.

2. If you qualify, you’ll be added to the Express Entry pool.

3. Every two weeks, candidates with the highest CRS (Comprehensive Ranking System) scores are invited to apply for PR.

4. If you receive an invitation, submit your application along with all the required documents.

5. Wait for IRCC to review and process your application.

6. Once approved… start packing! ✈️😁

To access the questionnaire in Step 1, you need your language test results (IELTS or CELPIP). Haven’t written the test yet? No worries—you can try out sample scores to see how they affect your chances in the CRS calculator.

In the next post, we will break down the document checklist you’ll need for the application.

Moving to Canada Part 1: Express entry programThinking of moving to Canada permanently? Here’s what you need to know abo...
03/09/2025

Moving to Canada Part 1: Express entry program

Thinking of moving to Canada permanently? Here’s what you need to know about the Express Entry program! 🇨🇦

If you’ve been dreaming of relocating to Canada — whether with your family or on your own — the Express Entry pathway could be your best route. And yes, you can apply directly from your home country!

Here are some key things to keep in mind:

✅ You can apply from anywhere in the world
✅ You can include your spouse and kids in your application
✅ You don’t need a job offer to get started
✅ Your work experience in your home country counts
✅ If you’re selected, the process takes around 6 months after submitting your full application — that’s why it’s called Express Entry!
✅ You don’t need all your documents upfront — just create your profile and gather the rest as you go
✅ Younger applicants get more points
✅ Once approved, you become a permanent resident, and after 3 years in Canada, you can apply for citizenship
✅ You can apply with any educational qualification — WAEC, ND, HND, BSc., MSc., PhD — but the higher your education, the better your chances

It might seem like a lot right now, but don’t worry — I’ll be breaking it down step-by-step in my next post! 🙌

If you're curious about starting your journey to Canada, stay tuned. It’s more possible than you think!

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