“ All the Candidates Invited Are Eligible to Apply for a Provincial Nomination From Ontario ”
The second Master’s Graduate stream draw was conducted on August 25 in the Ontario PNP draw.
All the candidates who were invited required an Expression of Interest (EOI) score of at least 37 to receive an invitation, a slight decrease from the first draw. They’ve got 14 days to submit an application and pay the $1,500 application cost.
Earlier in August, the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) launched its EOI intake system for master’s graduate candidates. All the international students who are graduated with a master’s degree from an eligible Ontario institution can now register for immigration through this Ontario Provincial Nominee Program at any time.
About Ontario’s Master’s Graduate Stream
To be considered for the Master’s Graduate stream, you must first register with Ontario’s e-Filing Portal and then submit a graduate stream expression of interest.
The province of Ontario then asks qualified people to apply for a provincial nomination, which strengthens any application for Canadian Permanent Residency.
A job offer letter is not required to apply; however, you need to apply for the nomination within two years of graduating. The graduates of the following universities are eligible to apply for this stream:
1. Algoma University
2. Brescia University College (Affiliated with the University of Western Ontario)
3. Brock University
4. Carleton University
5. Dominican University College
6. Huron University College (Affiliated with the University of Western Ontario)
7. King’s University College at the University of Western Ontario
8. University of Windsor
9. Laurentian University
10. Mc Master University
11. University of Toronto
12.University of Ontario Institute of Technology
13. Queen’s university
14. Royal Military College of Canada
15. Ryerson University
16. Saint Paul University (Federated with the University of Ottawa)
17. St. Jerome’s University (Federated with the University of Waterloo)
18. Trent University
19. University of Guelph
20. Ontario College of Art and design university
21. University of Ottawa
22. University of St. Michael’s College (Federated with the University of Toronto)
23. Nipissing University
24. University of Trinity College (Federated with the University of Toronto)
25. University of Waterloo
26. Lakehead University
How Do You Get Points for Ontario Immigration?
Ontario evaluates EOI profiles according to a set of human capital indicators that the province has determined are significant in identifying immigrants with the ability to succeed. Your job offer’s skill level, as well as your Canadian work experience, gets you points.
Depending on which stream you apply for, the OINP scoring methodology differs. It considers your wage, education, official language proficiency, and the place in which you study or work, in addition to your skill level and job experience. In addition, the province has the option of allocating 10 points to respond to labour market demands.
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