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Why do these tenants just keep on bending over? Have they never heard of the Landlord & Tenant Board (or its equivalent in BC)? It's somewhat ammusing (and weird, at the same time) how a lot of these people never got taken advantage of back in the homeland but get taken for a ride in the new...

I wonder how many of those 300k were bulk refusals...

$1k to file. Upto $10k (and sometimes more) if there's a full hearing at the Federal Court. Usually though the file starts moving the moment you file for mandamus. So you'll be out $1k in all likelihood. I remember Steven Meurrens was charging $1k to file some time back. You can represent and...

Interesting. Were there other people flagpoling at that border point? Is it walkable or is a car neccessary?

Does Australia's system penalize you for age like Canada does?

They can't cancel another country's DL. It's a weird requirement to give up even your foreign DL and very inconcenient for newcommers who will be traveling back and forth between Canada and their homeland and don't have the time to apply for a Canadian DL. Pretty much incentivizes lying.

You're fine. There are students out there working 2 jobs full-time during breaks. Nothing to worry about, what you're doing is allowed after all.

When I meant by "emergency" I meant true life or death - i.e. if the patient isn't treated properly within minutes he'll either die or will lead a very impaired life. Heart attacks, strokes, car accidents etc. The article's about a guy getting a bad fracture while paying hockey. He'd be tended...

Indian healthcare really lacks in emergency care. Most of it is because there's no such thing as paramedics in India. Just untrained staff sitting in the ambulance. The insurance in India sucks too - true health insurance doesn't exist in India. It's just hospital-stay insurance and a lot of...

You've said this before but I'll say it again - it is different. Massively different. There's private healthcare & private insurance as well in all these countries though and most middle-class folks (and above) there have private insurance on top of the usual public healthcare. So the long...

Here's how you can restore status (screenshot of ATIP request):

With the online course there's definitely a chance the VO could refuse your inland app on grounds that you are ineligible to apply for a study permit under R215 because it was online and a part of it was completed before you even stepped foot in Canada. Although R215(1)(f)(iii) does't specify...

Was the pre-req course online? I don't get why your consultant wants you to repeat it. Option 1 has a major chance of refusal given your age and as you've already cleared the biggest hurdle from a visa-required country - getting into Canada - I don't see Option 1 being a good choice. But I...

I don't know why people don't read the info on the official site before finalizing their application: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/prepare/minor-children.html Clearly says under the heading "Outside of Canada" that "Minor children...

Well said. I don't know why students (Indian students, in particular) are so deferential to their agents and so afraid of them.

It's funny how that is seen as networking when white Canadians do it but nepotism when non-white immigrants do it.

@Pamela Landy They have access to databases of other Five Eyes countries - USA, UK, Australia, and New Zealand. They also have access to Interpol and Europol's databases. They also can do a simple Google search and see what comes up for your name (old news articles and such, for e.g.)...

I personally think it's unlikely you'll get a rejection for a 2 year old child. There's a good chance it'll be processed quickly (Can+ promisses in a few days and even without Can+ the average time for visit visas applied from within USA is 29 days) but there's no absolute guarantee. The call...

Did you look at Kijiji? Also, join a bunch of relevant Facebook groups (for e.g. Indians in Canada - if you're Indian) and post on those groups as well.

Kinda sad my previous post were deleted. Anyway, what do you guys think of this article: Moving to Canada was harder than I thought. I'm not sure I'd do it again