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Philippines. Nevermind. They rejected my application 9 days ahead of the deadline.

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Hello, I've received a letter asking me to submit my original passport for my Study Permit request. I failed to notice that it has expired (since I don't really use it), so now I'm in the process of renewing it. The problem is that I cannot make their 30 day deadline, so I used the case...

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Hi, This may sounds dumb but I just want to be crystal clear. Suppose the program takes 1 years to complete all courses and another 1 year for the thesis. This counts as a 2 year program and will grant me a 3 year PGWP, am I correct? Thanks.

Hi, Say, I have a Bachelor's on International Studies, what if I go to Canada to get a Bachelor of Arts : General Study/Social Science/or anything that's related to what I have? What if I got a Bachelor's Degree that is NOT related to what I did? Will I get a Study Mismatch? Is it better to...

From the looks of it, 1 year PGWP is too short. Thanks for the reply.

Hi, 1.) In Manitoba's PNP program, it says that if I'm an international student from another province, I must have been working for a Manitoba employer for at least 1 year. However, under Manitoba Experience, it says that I only need to have been working for a Manitoba employer for 6 months...

I know it sounds ungrateful but I've heard that NL has the highest unemployment rate in Canada. If I can't find a job with my PGWP in NL, is it possible to transfer to Manitoba, get a job there and use their Manitoba Experience PNP?

I know it sounds ungrateful but I've heard that NL has the highest unemployment rate in Canada. If I can't find a job with my PGWP in NL, is it possible to transfer to Manitoba, get a job there and use their Manitoba Experience PNP?

Oh, I was actually talking about the PNP and CEC after your post graduation work permit. I was wondering what the actual success rate of those.

Thank you. Can you please elaborate that the student stream is not a 100% success rate? Given the right conditions, meaning I complete ALL requirements, do I still have a chance to get rejected? If so, can I use CEC as Plan B?

Memorial University is asking for a Statement of Purpose. My ultimate goal is to get PR through PNP, should I mention that? Or should I tell them what I will tell the VO that I plan to use the diploma to get further ahead in my home country's job market competition? Thanks.

Oh man. Thanks a lot. That's a relief.

I see that Ontario no longer requires your field of study to be related to your work but must be NOC 0, A or B

I'm actually talking about Labrador/Newfoundland's. It says "Related to your studies". So if I studied humanities, and got work as an administrative assistant/clerk at a private company, will that be acceptable?

How strict are they when it comes to this requirement? Suppose I completed a Master's or Post Grad Diploma in Sociology/Humanities/or other theory-based program. What would be an acceptable profession? An administrative assistant for private companies perhaps? Thank you.

I'm in a similar situation as well, I'd like to hear what the others have to say. My main problem is the GMAT requirement and the low MBA acceptance rate.

Eloku, sorry I don't have any information for you. I just wanted to say Good Luck.