Canada PR After 30, 35, 40, 45 Years | 6 Options for Express Entry Age Limit & Low CRS Score

I have covered 6 options to help you get Canada PR even after 30 years, after 35 years, after 40 years, and even after 45 years, and these options will even help you if you have a low CRS score along with being on the higher end of the age limit for the Express Entry Program for Canada Permanent Residency (PR).
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[@kevinfogarty5081]

As a man who was born and raised in Canada, I’m here to tell people who want to immigrate to Canada that it is a VERY hard country to live in. It’s extremely expensive, hard to find a good paying job, and the people aren’t as friendly as you might have been told they are. You absolutely MUST have a great education if you want just an average job. The country is NOT this wonderful paradise. It’s hard as heck to have a comfortable life in Canada.

[@DreamCanada]

Thanks for your input Kevin; have a great day!

[@anamariamalo]

Immigrating always comes with challenges, but immigrants usually come from challenging countries to begin with. I do believe that every immigrant has it clear that there's no such thing as free lunch, and nothing feels more 'like home' than your home country.

[@delhiwale_in_canada]

Im short welcome to hell

[@sauravdagaSDaga1984]

Sir, we live in a country and society riddled with corruption, superstition and prejudice. Canada may be tough, but it is still eons better than what we have here.

[@rosalieperea-naco7321]

thank you dear, it was such a great reply and reality. As we are raised by our parents EDUCATION indeed is instilled in our family that we can bring and be in everywhere God wants us to be.

[@studyworkstayincanada.8445]

By far this guy has the best video guides ive seen. Well done

[@wandasanchez551]

Thanks for the information. I don't think I'd quality. I'm way over 45. Many years of work experience. Bachelor's from UC Berkeley. I speak, English, French (read, write and speak it) as well as Spanish. I know some Mandarin Chinese. Interested in Vancouver BC or Montreal, Quebec. I always say, "What the heck. I'll try. The worst that can happen is they'll tell me No.

[@sheelawal7616]

Did you apply

[@nelufaneela7265]

Last few days I watched a lot of videos about migrating to Canada. This video is best and I got the needed information. Thanks for sharing

[@DreamCanada]

Thank you for your kind feedback Aaneela; have a great day!

[@mobiware2752]

All are known paths but you made is simpler, understandable. Thank you very much

[@DreamCanada]

Always a pleasure; have a great day!

[@toobaqadeer6169]

@@DreamCanada sir how can i contact you

[@DreamCanada]

All contact details and social handles are mentioned in the video description

[@EmpressLayo]

Most detailed of videos that I have ever seen. Weldone. I just subscribed

[@DreamCanada]

Welcome aboard!

[@theprogressigramviewTV]

I know right! They are actually doing a very good job here

[@theprogressigramviewTV]

Great information for sure!!! Keep it coming please and thank you! I really hope this motivates people to take steps, most of us didn’t have access to info like this so I’m always happy to come across contents such as this! Readers and viewers, please take steps okay!

[@DreamCanada]

Thank you for your kind feedback; have a great day!

[@amitanagrale]

Today after your video I got a very clear idea that there is no need to have express entry profile for EOI in Manitoba ,thanks a lot

[@DreamCanada]

Glad it was helpful to you Amita; have a great day!

[@nitishralhan8169]

@@DreamCanada I did +2 in commerce with maths ..what are the grad programmes I can apply to for going to software field ? Lowest programmes with high packages/value

[@mansis14]

Hey there, loved this video. What would be your opinion in my case. I am 42, single, did my PGDM. What plan suits me if I wanna move to Canada?

[@ARMINK6969]

Whats ur status now?

[@mansis14]

@@ARMINK6969 sitting in sinp pool. Doubt I'm gonna get thru

[@vishnukg007]

I believe the 6th point is the ultimate one. I'm 29 years and have only a BA degree.So I chose this plan a few months back. Got admission in a college in Toronto. Moving to Canada in may. I Also Plan to take my wife and baby after securing their visa. This plan has many benefits. Canadian work experience + Canadian degree points make up for the risk of investing the huge amount.. Also the stayback period will help in getting a PR easily either through PNP or express entry.

[@olufemiayeni6503]

Extremely helpful, well done.

[@DreamCanada]

Always a pleasure; have a great day!

[@ashaolutimmy1180]

I have 6.5 overall score in IELTS general training exam this february, I was declared ineligible after submitting my EE application... 8 Speaking 6 Listening 6 Writing 6 Reading

[@DreamCanada]

That's because CLB 7 is the minimum score required for express entry brother.

[@tirzanelmodja]

OMG! I feel like my pray got answered when Im watching your video. Im a 38 YO and my husband is 49 YO. Im planning to go back study in order to pursue PR Canada. I had my Bachelor degree 15 years ago. So Im planning to just take a Diploma degree since my brain hasn’t really in school mode for a very long time. If I can ask your opinion do you think thats a good idea? And what do you think a chance of my husband to find a job over there? And is it an easy process for him to apply the open working permit visa since he’ll becoming my dependent while Im studying? Thank u again for your video.. It really helps..... God bless u!! 🙏🏼

[@DreamCanada]

That's completely fine Tirza. You can apply for a study permit and your husband can apply for a work permit at the same time. Both of you will get your permits together. After he completes a year of work, both of you can apply for your PR with the help of his Canadian experience

[@tirzanelmodja]

Thank you so much! I appreciate the info.. And thank you again for the video. Keep posting informative videos please. 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@raushanrazeem1292]

I too have a similar situation. Should the study be masters to be eligible for this ?

[@avrilcrossbonezz]

@@tirzanelmodja hey i was looking for masters option at 38 in canada but it seems 35 is the age limit. Did u manage to get something?

[@tirzanelmodja]

@@avrilcrossbonezz hi, what do you mean 35 is the age limit? So ppl can’t go to study on their 40s by example?

[@redhot4976]

Inspiring n informative . I m 45 n I hope to be able to get the pr with your advice . Tq n god bless

[@DreamCanada]

Always a pleasure; have a great day!

[@rosalieperea-naco7321]

ty so much!!i am above 45, hope i can come thru International Student

[@DreamCanada]

You can, and you will! All the best!

[@maryfernando5384]

@@DreamCanada hello sir ..i have a doubt...my husband is working in Singapore for more than 15 years in good profile in marine field...how is the marine jobs market in Canada is it worth moving....kindly answer I am awaiting ur reply

[@cynthiagrenyion5357]

Thank you for your detailed information.I need to know more about the EOI program.Keep up the great work!

[@nwosuchioma9096]

Thank you so much for this full explanation. Please I want to know the full details of applying for a caregiver.

[@eltu24]

Thank you Jason...very Informative and really hope it works for me...

[@DreamCanada]

Thank you for your kind feedback Elton; have a great day!

[@ldvr1]

Thank you for sharing! About the study+work track, I am just wondering if there will still be a lot of available jobs even with the COVID-19 situation?

[@prisillakimani3590]

Wow wow Think I am sold on this channel.. Thank you been thinking on how to go about it youve answered my query. Thanks

[@DreamCanada]

Always a pleasure Prisilla; have a great day!

[@ricchristi5206]

Thank you for giving valuable information sir..

[@DreamCanada]

Always a pleasure; have a great day!

[@zunairamalik8289]

God bless you for sharing this much informative vedio.....

[@DreamCanada]

Thank you for your kind feedback Zunaira; hope you have a great day!

[@markleon2164]

GOD bless you for sharing these valuable information.

[@DreamCanada]

Always a pleasure Mark; have a great day!

[@conniemuthini259]

@@DreamCanada hey, I'm above 30 years kindly give me details how I can move to Canada I'm a tailor by professional

[@DreamCanada]

This whole video explains just that!

[@yami53]

Thank you so much for this helpful video, I’ll definitely consider one of these options. These are really good opportunities for us.

[@DreamCanada]

Always a pleasure; all the best to you!

[@huongle-np7rm]

Thank you so much for the video - it is really helpful. Appreciate if we can hear your opinions on our case. A couple - one graduated Bachelor degree, age 28, Ielts 7.0, 3 years work experience as an account assistant; the other: graduated Bachelor, age 29, Ielts 6.0, 1.5 year work experience as a Cook. Between a Post Graduate 1 year course and 2 years Master - which one do you think that is most suitable for our PR journey? Thank you so much in advance

[@olgacruz850]

According to the ago parameters there is not difference on your ages. You should consider then your other elements as the level of the language which is very important.

[@ewunetudereje7983]

Please do a video on the 5th option in detail thank u in advance...u r great

[@DreamCanada]

Sure!

[@Harrmeitsiingh555]

If u have good job and good income to sustain good life then it is worthless to go to canada. Life is 1000 times better in India

[@DreamCanada]

To each their own, Harmeet! Have a great day!

[@fatihasdreamworld3195]

Hey thanks a lot. I'm here from Bangladesh.

[@DreamCanada]

Always a pleasure; have a great day!

[@tempellem]

Well explained video. Good content. Subscribed just now. 👍

[@DreamCanada]

Thank you for your kind feedback; have a great day!

[@moscomcjerry6004]

Wow! Your videos is straight to the point and very informative

[@DreamCanada]

Thank you for your kind feedback!

[@pradeepvijayan5672]

Very informative...as well as nice presentation also...!!!

[@DreamCanada]

Thank you for your kind feedback Pradeep; have a great day!

[@sanishblake3378]

Please do about A-Z process and detailing about PNP, an overall view...

[@vibharautela5516]

Thanks Jason for valuable info...keep it up

[@DreamCanada]

Always a pleasure Vibha; have a great day!

[@alecentertainment6454]

@@DreamCanada how can I send you private message?

[@agborsmithtk9021]

Option #6 is the best!

[@espantaverdad]

Hi. Your videos are awesome. But, can you do a video explaining carefull the Caregiver Program? I know that you already make one but there is some stuff like you can explain more deeper. Thank and good job

[@godfreyd8132]

This is by far the best video i have see with detailed information. Great job

[@DreamCanada]

Thank you for your kind feedback Godfrey; have a great day!

[@rosevarghese2479]

Thank you so much. It's so informative.. God bless you

[@DreamCanada]

Thank you for your kind feedback Rose; bless you too!

[@palash019]

Hi Jason, Thank you so much for this informative video. Do you have any detailed video on option 6 (Study & Spouse Work Permit)?

[@DreamCanada]

Hi Palash, yes, here you go: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmLRf4eZq92fqNU

[@rashidafzal9211]

I am civil Engineer and did Master on Civil Engineering , age 50, running my own Civil Engineering firm in Pakistan.

[@neeta8978]

Well explained👍 Thanks for sharing this valuable information to us.😊

[@DreamCanada]

Always a pleasure Neeta; hope you have a great weekend!

[@Queen-ez3lo]

highly informative, valuable info and very good as a reference or guide.

[@DreamCanada]

Thank you for your kind feedback; hope you have a great day!

[@vhic2009]

Thank you so much for sharing full and clear info, keepsafe and Godbless

[@DreamCanada]

You too!

[@theprogressigramviewTV]

Very clear & detailed for sure

[@DreamCanada]

Thank you!

[@AftabAlam-vl4iz]

So much value, love your extensive information.

[@DreamCanada]

Thank you for your kind feedback Aftab; have a great day!

[@devduttbrahm3855]

i think a detailed video on study and work option will be really helpful.

[@yassinmashautymashaury2734]

Thanx 4 sharing these valuable information. Keep it on.

[@azizazicojan3979]

Thank you, Jason. There is a lot of information about CRS score, but hardly anybody tells you about eligibility fo Express Entry. Yes, I'm talking about these 67 scores out of 110 to be eligible for EE. I have IELTS 7, maximum scores for my job experience, even though I'm not eligible, so yeahh...it would be great if you give more information on EOI.

[@Sivarajan24]

Thanks bro for uploading this valuable video. Keep up the good work.

[@DreamCanada]

Always a pleasure Sivarajan; have a great day!

[@bernardlacro32]

Watching from philippines bro. Willing to migrate in Canada. Keep it up.

[@DreamCanada]

Always a pleasure; have a great day!

[@RyleyHendrix]

Very informative. Thanks sir

[@mohitmalik1467]

Thanks for such an informative video Jason. Could please provide some tips on how to get a Canadian job offer by applying through our home country. thanks

[@DreamCanada]

Thank you for your kind feedback Mohit. I've already made a detailed video on how you can get a Canadian job offer from your home country, here's the link to it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYfXZoajm92eesk

[@zaheerbeg4810]

Thanks for Crystal clear explanation and nice briefing.

[@DreamCanada]

Thank you for your kind feedback Zaheer; have a great day!

[@seunadelekan6763]

Thank you for this great help.

[@DreamCanada]

Always a pleasure Seun; have a great day!

[@alraziazad]

Hi...Thanks for the vedio. It's really helpful to everyone. I want to ask you 1 question. Your number 6 option is really interesting, Study + Work in Canada. I am 35 years old & I have completed my masters 11 years ago. Can I apply now for study purpose as a student with my spouse? Please give your valuable opinion. Thanks in advance.

[@aradhanat6205]

Thanq so much sharing valuable information..

[@DreamCanada]

Always a pleasure Aradhana; have a great day!

[@padmaduddu3265]

Great information. Thank you so much!

[@DreamCanada]

Always a pleasure; hope you have a great day!

[@shyamagunawardena173]

Thank you for posting this . Very informative

[@DreamCanada]

Always a pleasure Shyama; have a great day!

[@lara2934]

Hi, Jason! I love your videos and the way you explain is very easy to understand. Quixk question though, why does one who has finished a program in Canada and already has Canadian work experience need to apply for express entry after the program when you are ALREADY in Canada? Won't a post-grad work permit (and a full time job) be the faster route to apply for permanent residency?

[@travelwithmoz_ino8971]

Well really inspired.. Then we have a option for scholarship phd in canda...

[@bansalchauhan3009]

Option 6 what mini. Education(12 th pass possible) require for spouse work visa & what about ielts

[@manojsahoo1906]

I would consider option-6.It is the best for me.Thanks for sharing 😃

[@RahulSharma-zv2jw]

Hi Jason.. I'm processing through AIPP. Got the IELTS Score of 6 Band and WES report as well.. Just waiting to get Job offer letter from one of the province comes under Atlantic Immigration Program. The post I'm looking for is Banquet /Catering /Event Manager..

[@salehmohammadmollick3443]

Please avoid music in background, obviously no good, l felt uneasy, music is part for song only. Thanks

[@emmao111]

Great video! A bit off topic, but I love the background music. what's the song called?

[@taiyabmukadam7117]

Thank you for the great informative video .....

[@DreamCanada]

Glad it was helpful!

[@RohitSingh-qm6ip]

Thanks Jason for informative video, do we have EOI option for any other province apart from Manitoba which was mentioned in video, if yes pls share details of that too

[@DreamCanada]

Yes Rohit, there are many more provinces with EOI programs. As advised in the video, I have covered all of these details in the PNP and Pilot playlists from the channel which you can have a look at to assess your eligibility for them. Have a great day!

[@hebamokhtar9117]

Sir,could you please make a video about immigration to Morden Manitoba and all document required for this program.thanks

[@dyanewright2568]

Option 6 I need a more detailed video

[@kvk5340]

Thank you so much for this video. I was actually a bit confused about study visa after 30.! You explained it very well and gave a hope. You are doing a great job bro.😊🙏🤝

[@DreamCanada]

Glad it was helpful Kavitha; hope you have a great day!

[@funmiodedina5358]

Thanks for this video, but how can option 6 work for a single parent?

[@princessama1558]

Thanks for the information. Really informative 👏

[@DreamCanada]

Glad it was helpful!

[@deepakbali1082]

A very comprehensive detailed information which has educated me a lot. I need ur advice in my case I have 5 yrs of work experience in new zealand and level 8 qualification of NZ still hav NZ'S work visa for 2 years but got stuck due to covid19 in india. I m interested in applying fr canada can u plz advice me.?

[@antojoseph4855]

Hi Jason, Thanks a lot for this really informative video. I am exploring my options to migrate to Canada on Student visa and I have couple of queries related to the same. 1. Is an IELTS score required to get a work permit for my spouse while I am studying there? She is a Dentist (BDS) and may look for opportunities like Dental assistant there (which doesn't require NDEB registration) 2. I know that I would need to take IELTS Academic test for study visa but can you please guide me on which test should my spouse take to get work permit there?

[@prakashthapa4948]

Hi May I know how do i contact you if i want. Can you tell us your consultancy name?

[@vineethadsouza7027]

Thank you so much for the valuable information.

[@DreamCanada]

Glad it was helpful!

[@nmkris31]

You should mention the average cost of paying for university education at the time of making the video. Try and mention all the possible cost involved in each process because that makes a difference in preparation.

[@DreamCanada]

Each study program for each university have different costs

[@akashguharoy341]

@@DreamCanada Can u please tell how to apply without any agents

[@samorapinnock3262]

I got married to a Canadian woman, she was born in Canada, i live in Jamaica, whats the easiest way to get PR? So we can be together?

[@Deeptichopra43]

Thanks for video...can you please explain more about caregivers??

[@DreamCanada]

Could you be a little more specific? What about them do you want to know?

[@sameng7003]

CooL man .. That's quite informative.. What do you do in Canada ?

[@DreamCanada]

Thanks; I do whatever needs to be done! 🙂 Have a great day!

[@sameng7003]

@@DreamCanada .. I have a question for you .. if someone wanna do a start up in Canada what could be the minimum cost to do so ? Who could be the right person to approach, Canadian Govt. Or someone else?

[@DreamCanada]

You would have to pitch your business ideas as explained in the video, to designated investors or organizations mentioned on the IRCC website. Your investment would depend upon your business idea and province as well.

[@ecellorsLearn]

Wonderful idea

[@prachiverma8077]

Thanks for this. But any specific reason for not covering IMP - international mobility program as one route too ? Work permit to PR journey. Pls let me know your views. Not sure why is it so under rated. Am I missing some catch.

[@seanachilles4521]

Awsome. It was clear as crystal

[@DreamCanada]

Thank you for your kind feedback Sean; have a great day!

[@hoggysam5131]

Thanks, video is helpful..

[@DreamCanada]

Always a pleasure; have a great day!

[@shaileshahir8839]

Hello brother this option no 6 is impressive but please make a video on new launched pilot program new brunswick critical worker immigration pilot program

[@akimkitete7366]

I am interested for option #6. How do I start with the process?

[@karanmehta1454]

Thank you so much for sharing valuable information. It would be more better if you can share the details of good university for masters.

[@andresp7777]

Hi Jason, can you offer a consultation hour? You see to know all the streams

[@folakekoya7508]

Manitoba pnp oversea regular draw is yet to commence. Do you know when they will commence nomination?

[@DreamCanada]

All overseas draws are yet to commence on account of Covid

[@theprogressigramviewTV]

I believe they may resume soon as people also get vaccinated. Stay hopeful

[@folakekoya7508]

@@theprogressigramviewTV Thank you very much. Am hopeful. Please pray for us.

[@MehakAsad-wi6sj]

I'm interested in option number 6. Please share more details

[@chandrasekharanumula4137]

Hi, I am 53 years old and working in software industry from last 22 years. Is it possible to get job visa/ job seekers visa? Kindly give me some information on this.

[@Universal-g6c]

Hi as per your first paragraph , even before EE, 67 points were required to get invite!

[@DreamCanada]

Kindly be more specific of your query here.

[@balabharath4511]

With spouse means if one want to take spouse with him to Canada or its just a marital status?

[@perriecurtis]

I want to learn more about point no.6 in this video,is there any video elaborating it.

[@gracelarvie318]

It has inspired me alot!

[@suzybendegue1960]

Hi sir, please could you explain the 6th option for singles.

[@tarunsaklani6440]

Very well explained. Can you pls suggest me the right job opportunity in Canada. I have an experience of 9 years in industrial and corporate security.

[@DreamCanada]

You can refer to the top jobs in Canada video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2S1d2CweN-HnLs

[@albertortiz5277]

I am 48 my wife is 46. children 12 and 8. I hold a BA in Computer Engineering. My wife is a teacher (BA) and holds a post-grad certificate in early childhood intervention. I am fluent with English and Spanish (Mother tongue). My wife is not fluent in English but studying to get better. I have over 10 years in IT. Mostly as an admin or support and my wife has a lot of experience with k-6 and especial education. She has also worked as a supervisor of a multi-disciplinary team that would offer services to help students with learning issues or that are lagging behind. The question is, would we still have a chance to immigrate? I understand that your answer is not binding nor should I take it as written in stone, the idea here is for me to make an better and more informed decision. I am committed to spend the money and time to make this happen but it would be a completed waste on both counts if my chances were really low. I would appreciate your input.

[@bhavnas5654]

I have a question. If the spouse has applied for Canadian Residency as the main applicant. And the wife wants to divorce after attaining the PR is it possible for the wife to divorce without loosing her PR.?

[@carolinamathew5384]

In current situation when international students from India are not allowed. How should I apply

[@yassirhamdi4888]

Thank you so much for the informations, it's very intresting. I think really to immigrate in Canada, but the only problème, my académique diplomate are more than 20 years, i can't get my notes by the academy as announced by WES. For the work i am a public worker since 1998 abd i have 47 years old, i speak frensh very good my english is medium. If i'll study at one cabadian collège or university in Elearning, that Will help me. Thanks a lot

[@mhelromz08]

Thank you very much for sharing a very valuable option in migrating to Canada. Subbed! One question, is it true that the spouse of the student which is on the open work permit will have a cap or a limit on the salary that he can receive? Like if you are working as an engineer, you will only receive a lower salary compared to the PRs or citizens? Thank you very much in advance for the reply.

[@DreamCanada]

There's no cap on salary on an open work permit, or otherwise. The spouse having a full-time open work permit will be entitled to just as much salary as a PR holder or citizen.

[@mhelromz08]

@@DreamCanada thank you very much for the clarification and prompt response.

[@DreamCanada]

Always a pleasure; have a great day!

[@mhelromz08]

@@DreamCanada wishing the same for you, stay safe and more power 👍

[@Ajaykumar-vj1nt]

Hi! Can I got your contact no for know abt PR for myself?

[@evgeniyakolomeytseva1962]

Thank you very much! God bless you and your family

[@DreamCanada]

Always a pleasure; you too!

[@sams5081]

Dear Dream Canada. Your video is so great and informative. I do have one question so I hope you will be able to assist me. If my wife goes as a student, then which type of visa I should apply and how can the I apply for a visa to go along with her?

[@DreamCanada]

You can get an open work permit or a student permit yourself; explained in detail here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmLRf4eZq92fqNU