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Yes, you can apply. Ideally you should complete your studies in Australia and then apply for a higher level of study in Canada. If you don't complete your studies in Australia or are looking to leave your studies in Australia without finishing them, you'll want to explain why in a letter since...

For CEC you can have multiple NOCs and multiple companies as long as all of the NOCs are A, B or 0 skill level. You need to have at least 52 separate weeks where you worked 30 hours (or more). I'm sure there are links on the IRCC site somewhere but I don't have them handy.

Post the full job offer letter you received.

Did the employer interview you? Who is your employer? If you have to pay a fee to the consultant then you are paying money in exchange for a job. Typically this means the job is fake and the whole thing is a scam.

There's already a thread for this: https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/new-instructions-from-ircc-for-applications-before-7th-sep-2021.743638/page-118

You can apply for both.

Sounds like a scam. Most agent job offers are scams. Is he asking you for money in exchange for the job offer? Are they promising you free accommodations, travel and/or food?

Ontario already happened.

Recent patterns, cabinet has just been reshuffled so not expecting immediate changes, etc.

No one knows when the next draw will be. People are just guessing on the forums. This isn't based on real information. Most people here were not predicting a draw today.

This is bad advice. This link is only to be used in situations where IRCC has specifically provided this link to the applicant and instructed them to submit a request. More specifically, this process is being used for situations related to Afghanistan where certain travel documents cannot be...

I would raise a webform and simply say you are withdrawing the extension application and that it's no longer needed since your parents have left Canada.

The two process can run in parallel but you are going to put yourself at possible risk of having the PR application refused due to the Alberta work permit. The work permit shouldn't be impacted in any way. The PR application will likely be impacted. As long as you are fine having the PR...

Where are you located? Are you living in your home country? Have you already been officially recognized as a refugee by UNHCR? The short answer is that you cannot apply for asylum directly from outside of Canada.

1. It should still be valid provided he's going to work for the same employer and in the same job. However that doesn't mean the work permit will be easy to activate once he returns. He should expect to be sent to secondary and should expect questioning. He should come prepared with letters from...

Because that's where you'll find the vast majority of discussions around PR card renewals and the place where you will get the most answers to your question.

Recommend you post to the Permanent Residency Obligation section of the forum.

Nope - you don't enter the US. You go to the US border and receive an administrative refusal (which isn't a real refusal) and then you turn around and re-enter Canada. I'm guessing you've never been to a land border. You leave Canada and then there's a bit of a no-man's land until you enter...

This is flat out wrong. Don't hire this immigration consultant. It is true that if you are a citizen and you live outside of Canada with your wife, the time she spends living outside of Canada with you MIGHT count towards the PR residency requirement. However the downside of this is that IRCC...

It's a travel document. You need it to travel. Your other option is to fly to the US and re-enter Canada through a land border using a private vehicle.