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wau...that must have been a horrible experience

congrats, its good that you delayed the bridging course for now, as one of the side benefits of bridge courses is networking so if you started that then left..by the time you come back you would have already lost these connections. it makes sense to join once you're back for good.

just google it man, how would we know :-[

are you from georgia and you are dying to move to canada? i find your posts very confusing :-\

so you have already gone to USA and are getting your phd over there?

why do feel there is an issue with that? nobody will ask you if you are carrying someone's pr card or not - when you travel.

respect doesn't come for free, you have to earn it :P

I have read your ignorant and - i have to say - very offensive and useless post, i'm amazed that you take the time to write long paragraphs full of crap, you must be having a really miserable life and trying to spread your frustration here in this genuine and very respectable forum. You are...

you could use some respect here man! Yes its true that there are many other countries offering immigration, not in europe though ...only New Zealand and austrailia offer a similiar program (comparable to canada FSW ) . Immigration to europe is tied to securing a job offer beforehand.

it depends how you look at it, its the same concept as the permanent residency which is valid for 5 years...and can be lost if you haven't stayed 2 years in canada

no man, just the cv....even the cv itself should be around 2 pages.

those job fairs and employment agencies are the "tools" available in canada to help newcomers find a job. If you know of other useful "tools" then please share it.

Great, thanks for sharing,

It really doesn't matter you can choose anyone. But if you need recommendation based on experience then choose WES, its convenient and fast ...most of the applicants in this forum have done ECA through WES.

same here, already signed the petition

he's at +6/-29 now, improving very fast and exceeding expectations ;D

thanks for the advice...i'll keep my mouth shut and hope for the best :-X as there's nothing else i can do, luckily i don't have any ex wife :)

Thanks to all for your useful comments and advices, it looks like canada is a country where no one is allowed to do any unintentional mistake! A question to Leon: so what would you recommend in my case?

thanks for the reply, i'm really happy that it wont cause problems, you made my day :)...i was worried as CIC are very sensitive towards any sort of inaccurate info/or mistake.

Hello Seniors & Experienced Forum Members - i'm a newbie and i really need your sincere advise I'm a new immigrant who recently landed and obtained canadian PR, currently looking for a job and looking forward to settle in this beautiful country. However, something is coming through my mind...