Search results

Hi, Can I know where I can find out what qualifications are needed to migrate as a psychologist to Canada? Is it different for each province? Thanks

Hi all, To migrate as a skilled worker/professional under "social worker", do I need to have a BA in Social Work to qualify? Or that a BA in anything? I only have a Diploma In mass communications. And how many years of experience of social work do I need to qualify for this? Please help.

Hi, can I ask what the below in bold means? A one year Master's program done in my home country or I have to actually do the Master's program in Canada and what does 'an additional year of education' mean? What if my Master's program is 2 years? Please help, thanks. a full-time Canadian...

Great answer, thanks so much, it makes a lot of sense. May your kindness be returned for taking time to answer this. Love ya.

Yeah, I guess my subject says it all. If I am applying for a study permit to study in Canada, but have intention to work there after 2 years for migrating purposes through CEC, I should not tell them about my true intentions rite? I need to say yes I will return to my home country upon...

Sorry, I forgot to add the link, its here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/work-postgrad.asp It says: A work permit under the Post-Graduation Work Permit Program cannot be valid for longer than the student's study program. For example, if you graduate from a four-year degree program, you...

I think it does depend on them. Look what they say here in this link: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/work-postgrad.asp A work permit under the Post-Graduation Work Permit Program cannot be valid for longer than the student's study program. For example, if you graduate from a four-year...

OK wait... Now I am confused again.... Here in this link it says your work permit cannot be longer than your course of studies. So how can it be 3 years work permit if I've only studied for a 2 year program? Sorry..

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/what-do-you-do-in-between-completion-of-studies-and-waiting-for-postgrad-permit-t74651.0.html Well, this member says it is 2 years.

Oh, phew. That really removed some worries for me. Thank you for replying to me, may your kindness be returned to you plenty. :) I appreciate it. Thanks..... Much peace, KB.

Oh.....thanks...you are so kind to reply.

When they say the official length of study should be 2 years, is this equivalent to the actual study of 16 months (4 months break for each year)? And how long is a study permit issued for a 2 year program? Because on the CIC site, it says you : You must apply for a work permit within 90 days...

Hi, I would like to visit Canada maybe for a week. However, the CAD embassy says I need to show them my confirmed return ticket to apply for the temporary visa. Should I buy the airtickets first then? How can I buy the air ticket when I don't know if my visa will be approved? A travel agency...

Hi, Most 2 year post secondary programs actual studies are only 16 months long - does this mean I am still entitled to a 3 year post grad work permit?

Hi, After finishing the study course, how soon do we get the Credential to apply for a post-grad work permit? Do we have to to return to our home country? In other words, when do they expect you to return to your home country unless you get a post grad work permit?

In the CEC Guide, it says : Note: For the purpose of Canadian Experience Class applications, the “Employment Requirements” listed in the description of each occupation are not applicable. What do they mean by its not applicable?

I plan to do a two year post secondary program and work one year after that. But looking at the NOC code for skilled work... For example if I study a two year post secondary prog in Social Work or Chef and then later plan to find a job as a Chef or Social Worker upon graduation, it's...

The eligible institutions only list for the province of British Columbia? What about other provinces? Or are they additional institutions?

errrrr....okay.

I don't get it. I read on here that many student visas get rejected when Canada allows students to migrate through CEC. Wouldn't they know that students may stay on to work in canada after graduation? So why do they still reject visas on the basis of the students overstaying? And especially...