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I am too, but at least in terms of salary, you will be on the scale the Westerners are on. As long as you're getting paid like a Canadian/American/Brit/European, the other stuff shouldn't be an issue. No one goes to the Gulf for the work environment, they go there for the money and lifestyle.

I think if you want to go back to the GCC then the MBA is a good idea, mainly because they have a strong preference for people with Western education and experience, so they don't mind paying a premium in terms of salary to bring someone on board with that kind of background, because they feel...

York and Ottawa U are both very good universities with very good reputations. I would not hesitate with either of them. My issue is that nowadays it seems like the MBA is obsolete, I don't think it has the same pull it once did. So I don't know if it's the best option, I would look into it...

It has no bearing, the government doesn't track your movements and travel across provinces. Only time this would be an issue is if he was either employed or resided long term in Quebec.

I can't say for certain, but I would just explain the arrangement and the reason in your letter of explanation. Why can't it be sent to you directly through multiple transactions?

Can you switch your mailing address to a friend's and have it sent to them? Then either they can scan or send it to you by mail/courier. I know IRCC will accept bank statements in lieu of a bank letter for foreign banks, because not all banks will agree to provide a customized letter which is...

Can they mail it to you?

So the gift deed is usually a legal document to certify that money you receive from someone else is a gift and not a loan amount. You will usually need it if you have a large amount being received from someone which contributes to your proof of funds for your application. You can have your...

You'll still have to provide the 6 month bank balances for your current account, as long as the multiple transactions are not large enough to make a big difference, it should be okay.

Tell them to mail your PR card to you. Not only will the visitor visa be cancelled on their system, they will see your immigrant visa in your passport and ask you for the PR card, you won't be able to board a flight without it.

I don't know for sure if they do, but I don't think it should be a problem as long as you list them but are not claiming points for them. They always have the option to crosscheck your records of employment through the CRA. In fact, you should still have access to your my services account even...

I don't think it should be a problem. Opening a bank account if you’re not a Canadian citizen You may be able to open a bank account with the proper identification in Canada even if: you’re not a Canadian citizen you live in another country You may need to go to the bank in person to open a...

Having a Canadian bank account as someone without a permanent status in Canada is a bit of a grey area, I'm assuming you didn't communicate that you were leaving Canada to them. But as long as it's active you can disclose it as proof of funds, but remember that you need a bank letter from them...

Gift deed should state the total amount and name of donor, but then I would explain in your cover letter why it appears as multiple transactions from a third party like you mentioned.

How long ago did you live in Canada? Is the account still active?

Where does it say a decision has been reached? If a decision has been made, under the last section final decision, there will be text saying whether it has been approved.

I think a lot of your criticisms are valid. However, as we all know you don't get everything in one place. You also have to make a lot of effort to live an interesting life here, probably more than you would in Europe and the US, and that's mainly because there is not as much of an emphasis on...

I don't believe the vast majority only want to come to Canada for citizenship and the passport. I think a privileged percentage of people do, but most are here because they want to settle in Canada permanently. The issue is also whether they can sustain their life in Canada the period required...

Okay, it doesn't say what the decision is at the bottom when you scroll down?

Are you asking a hypothetical question or have you seen your application status?