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@werenjunup you are absolutely shameful for faking your situations as there are actual Muslim/trans people who need help out there

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@werenjunup For one thing: Chinese doesn't drive to their college. This is a straight-up lie and shame on you for abusing muslin & trans communities

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@CitImmCanada @JenilPatel2001 Thanks. Just wondering, is there a plan from IRCC on its way to either lift this restriction or having the universities offer in-person classes again? Currently, none of the courses were delivered in person throughout Canada, so basically everyone is losing that 30 pts.

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@CitImmCanada @JenilPatel2001 by distance learning did you mean the program has to be "originally" in-person, or did you mean that we still have to take in-person classes, even though during the COVID19 those originally in-person classes were also delivered online? Thanks for your clarification in advance.

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@CitImmCanada @JenilPatel2001 I'm still wondering that if I physically present in Canada after graduation and during my PGWP (either working or looking for a job), does that count towards these eight months?

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@CitImmCanada And one last question about the 8-month minimum stay: does it need to be when we attend the school, registered in courses, or does the time we spend in our PGWP/Co-op also count?

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@CitImmCanada And maybe postponing our study until Canada reopens is our only option (since right now all instructions were distant learning)?

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@CitImmCanada Got it. So for those of us whose program has been moved online, and have only received the stage one approval that was forced to study outside Canada, we still need to make sure we stay in Canada for at least 8 months and the instruction must be in person for over 1/2 courses?

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@CitImmCanada @BakshiAditya Hi, I have this very important question regarding students and the Express Entry. For those who have received the stage one approval and studied online, and ended up spending less than 8 months in Canada, will they still get the 30 EE points for Canadian Education? Thanks!

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@ConcernedApe After the 1.5.1 fix, mine collaboration became extremely laggy again. It was bad in 1.4 and then seemly fine in 1.5, but after the 1.5.1 fix the condition went straight back to what 1.4 looks like. Any ideas?

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@Dharmes93170351 I was looking for an answer that whether completing my study outside Canada during COVID19 will fetch points for me for the 30 EE points from Canadian education. What if I complete the ENTIRE study outside Canada (assuming all courses were moved to online)? Thanks!

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@Dharmes93170351 I was looking for answers for EE all along. I knew it would count for PGWP

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@Dharmes93170351 there used to be a eight month "in Canada" requirement. If my class were moved from in person to online, and I took them while I was physically outside Canada, does it count as "in Canada" time?

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@CitImmCanada @Dharmes93170351 hi sorry could you elaborate this, does this means that as long as the courses were "originally" in person it would be fine?

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@Zaysha73071596 ROOOFFFLLL

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@_ryonaneer_ God bless you Ryonaneer : )

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@MADE__USA @realDonaldTrump LOL this depicted typical trump supporters so well HAHAHAHAHAH

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@Keni3HK @NuFangDeHua @GlamandGore @realDonaldTrump How is this comment necessary?!?! The OP was only trying to be friendly and helpful... That's why nobody ever supports your HK movement because you guys were a bunch of jackasses