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Did they ultimately allow you to extend your PGWP for the full duration via flagpoling? Went today and they said they can't do it, and can only do new work permits. I had all the forms but they said only CIC can do it.

Can we not flagpole to get the extension? I received my PGSWP initially by flagpoling, now i need to extend it to the full 3 year duration due to passport expiry(now it has been renewed). Has anyone done this?

Pharmacists in Canada are still very employable, a bit harder in big cities, but still doable. Even better if your able to move a bit out of big cities. The pay has dropped a little bit over the last few years due to more graduates, but still not bad at all. Do know that youll need to do a 4...

Wooho! Any good guides to follow for the next steps? Trying not to spend too much time while on holidays.

Hopefully i get pulled in the next draw, dont want to pay another 255 for the extension to the PGSWP!

You rock! Hopefully we both get some ITAs soon :)

I edited my comment at the same time you replied - it seems the wording of the affadavit is already on the translated document :)

I gave you the +1. The documents I will be getting are: 1. The original police clearance certificate 2. A translation, with seal by the translator. On the bottom of the translated document it says "I, an officially accredited translator of the English language appointed by the President of...

Hello, I will be getting the PCC from my home country, and I have had a family member process this and then take it to a translator to get it into english. They have stamped it etc. I keep reading about an "affadavit" being required for non-Canadian certified translators, can someone help me...

My suggestion is to make lots of connections and try to be introduced with family doctors. Gain some off-service rotation if possible during fellowship. Then once you get PR, apply for CaRMs 2nd round for any leftover 2 year family medicine residency spots. This is your best chance at ever...

So you're doing fellowship, in what? What happens after fellowship? It seems like then you won't be able to practice right? I hope you are aware of this. Fellowship training will not grant you a license after...

Well its called a Masters of Business Administration, so why would it not be a masters? As long as its a reasonable length.

You do NOT have a canadian certificate. The license to practice is not the same thing as what the question is asking. You only have a professional MD degree, which is a foreign degree. So you choose "degree, diploma or certificate of 3 years or longer.....or professional..."

It seems you were able to get a license in ontario, that is great for you! How were you able to pull that off? Did you do more family medicine residency, or just get a license for rural? Also, for the Express Entry, you MUST put professional degree, and NOT doctorate. An MD is not a PhD. So...

NO ONE has gotten extra points for education as I have found out. It will take them time, before the next draw

Also don't see the additional points, hopefully it will be updated by Monday?

Yes, many people are experiencing this.

Me too, updated, signed and it's been applied - but the extra points are not there yet.

What is your plan when you come to Canada, do you have an alternate career? Working as a medical doctor is extremely unlikely, hopefully you are aware of that.

And not all students have bachelors. Many have 1-2yr pg and get less pts