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ok what are your ties in your home country? Do you have spouse and children? Do you have a property there? Your rejection comes to 2 things: 1. Your choice of studies is regarded not to bring you much upgrade anymore (by now you should have a decent idea abou HRM and all you need is maybe 1 or...

simple answer for your case. Even if you get 3 years work experience, unless something else will be improved in your profile, you can forget about EE, as you will not have enough points to get invitation to apply. Now what can you do about it: 1. Provincial nomination - lot of homework for you...

she could apply for common law sponsorship but only if they were literally living together. Dating and even get engaged is not enough. Somehow I doubt that it would be so easy to just live together in Middle East if you are not married yet. She is free to marry him and then start spousal...

you will trade -5 points for age against + 25 points (and even more as you will get more for educaion itself) for second university diploma. So adding 20+ points is not a bad choice. If you can combine it with learning French then it will be even better.

ok CIC does not care about your relationships. Listing your siblings even if they have criminal records or would be inadmissible in Canada will have no negative impact. Your problem is that you already did commit a misrepresentation and now you want to correct it. Of course you cannot commit...

there are things there that costs you points 1. you do not have 2 university diplomas or master or PHD. That alone costs you 25 points from transferability points. 2. Your listening result is not good enough. That is the only one that is below CBL 9. So that costs you another 25 points. So if...

Now I understand where you are coming from. You were talking about internal rules that some rental companies have setup when renting a car. They can have such rule only because the contract is about renting a car not preventing you to drive a car in general. It is easy to see where that wrong...

ok I doubt your story has any chance for asylum what so ever. While marihuana is now legal Canada, that is not the case all over the world (all you need is just to hit some states in USA). Unfortunately that drug being illegal in your country is not considered a discrimination. Save yourself...

Ontario has several streams. The most common is the human priorities stream (you need to have 400+ points there). Also you are trying to prove connections or interests into Ontario, it is nothing to disqualify you even if it was mainly from your spouse side. So if you are that stream or their...

the answer is maybe. It really depends under which PNP were you nominated. In some cases spouses can bring you additional points (for example relatives in Canada or to pass certain points treshold). However divorce itself if there is no points change does not affect the nomination by itself. Of...

Nope I was not using my learning driving licence. I was using at that time valid international driving licence. Please check again what I have written above. While I can believe a lot, I honestly doubt that rental companies would omit to teach their employees very basics about driving licences...

IDP is not a photocopy. It is a very valid document issued by your country authorities as well. The only difference there is that: 1. it cannot be used in the country that has issued - there you need a local driving licence. 2. it is valid much shorter from the day it was issued (1 or 2 years...

that would be only case if he was trying to use Canadian international driving licence to use in Canada. IDP specific usage is to use it when driving abroad. So yes it is a substitute for his local driving licence when driving in Canada for a limited period of time of course. However he will...

ok if driving abroad you would use that international version anyway (even to rent cars). It should be with your photo and all details there. Just make sure you have the correct version for Canada (there are 2 conventions - Vienna and Geneva). Also it depends a bit on your province. For Ontario...

ok technically OIHP - Ontario health insurance and PR card are 2 different things. 1. to be simply PR is not enough to get it in Ontario. There are additional rules there. (like to estabish yourself in the province, wait 3 months and be in the province for at least 6 months for the year). 2...

did they take just your local driving licence or also the international version of it (usually it is a separate booklet)? If you still have that booklet you are good to go.

there are exceptional cases. But you would have to be LGBT and coming from country where there is no way to properly live together (so we would be talking about countries like Iran or Saudi Arabia for example). Other than that your only option is common law / marriage.

Did you ever lived in Moldovia for at least 6 consecutive months during past 10 years or since you turned 18 (whichever is shorter)? If yes, then you have to provide correct police certificate with your correct current name.

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So there are no other doctors in your country? You would have to prove: 1. That either there is not other physician with such unique specialisation in your country that you had to do it in person. 2. Or that there was no other way that things could be done without your assisstance as a family...