I remember reading on one provincial portal, once an ITA is issued, no mention me can modify the details furthermore. You have to explain the embassy or else make a new application
Express Entry in a nutshell
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Hey guys,
I have a question about the Express Entry process. I'd like to live in Montreal, but everyone here said that the Quebec immigration process is terrible and it takes a long time to become real. So I'd like to know if I can immigrate through Express Entry to any province (except Quebec) and then move to Quebec. If it's possible, after how long I can move to another province? And if I don't have a place to work when I apply, I can just choose any province?
Sorry if that seems basic, but I didn't find it anywhere.
Thanks in advance
PS: Im a FSW
I have a question about the Express Entry process. I'd like to live in Montreal, but everyone here said that the Quebec immigration process is terrible and it takes a long time to become real. So I'd like to know if I can immigrate through Express Entry to any province (except Quebec) and then move to Quebec. If it's possible, after how long I can move to another province? And if I don't have a place to work when I apply, I can just choose any province?
Sorry if that seems basic, but I didn't find it anywhere.
Thanks in advance
PS: Im a FSW
Once you get your PR card, you can move to Quebec. Your PR card needs to be sent to an address outside of Quebec.
So I can start living in a province, and after I get the PR card I can move anywhere?
I don't completely understand your question.
I don't understand what you mean by the first part: "so I can start living in a province".
For the second part, you can move anywhere and work anywhere once you are a PR and have your PR card.
No need to wait for pr. You can get married for citizenship and go to USA as well. However, if you can live for two years, you can move to any province you like without pr is what I have been told. Then Quebec is good looking, I saw the YouTube live harbour and it’s amazing and unlike any other port. Quebec also pays a lot of money. You will have three years to practise French. I plan to go to Toronto and see what it is like. But I like to work in Alberta oil fields and natural exploration playing with dynamites, hunting etc. however, again, it’s not my profession. All the best.
Hello All,
I have received an invitation under PNP from Alberta and have already applied for PCC. I have doubts regarding proof of fund and the medical exam to be taken.
1. Should I opt for medical upfront or I can submit the documents first and then when asked by the officer I can do it then provided the validity of medical is only a year.
2. Regarding proof of funds to be shown i.e 8 lakh INR, should it be the 6-month average balance in the bank account ?? If not what are the ways of showing the minimum balance ?
Hope I will get my queries resolved.
Thanks in advance.
I have received an invitation under PNP from Alberta and have already applied for PCC. I have doubts regarding proof of fund and the medical exam to be taken.
1. Should I opt for medical upfront or I can submit the documents first and then when asked by the officer I can do it then provided the validity of medical is only a year.
2. Regarding proof of funds to be shown i.e 8 lakh INR, should it be the 6-month average balance in the bank account ?? If not what are the ways of showing the minimum balance ?
Hope I will get my queries resolved.
Thanks in advance.
Did you have a work permit I.e., an offer from employer? Or did you apply without offer letter?
Does VFS keep passport after biometrics for express entry? If yes, how do they send it back and in how much time?
They will return the passport as far as I can remember. You need to submit xerox copies
