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They may not have a truck driving license??

1. If you land in Toronto first, then you have to do landing there. Address no relevant 2. Office is open as long as flights are coming in. If not where would people go??? 3. book the flight to Ottawa.. with 2 hours of landing time in between flights. Should be enough, depending on how many...

If CBSA do not ask for POF, that does not mean you should not have it. Of course you have to have it. But there is a chance they do not ask, that is all.

If you go by the list, then no. College lecturer is this one: http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/noc/english/noc/2011/profilequicksearch.aspx?val=4&val1=4021

Don't worry too much. In 90% of all cases they will not even ask to show POF during landing. It is actually quite eventless the whole procedure..

+1...my passport is guaranteed by the Swiss constitution for life, so no danger here. Same with my New Zealand passport.

No chance to get an LMO in the hospitality business..

Not all visa offices are the same, mine did not ask for POF when medical or rprf was due.

Got my SIN on the 3rd day without PR card..no issues here

I pay $118.00 for my big V8 truck per month. Including over 10 years driving experience and 30% bonus.. so definitely more expensive than most countries.

Why does this matter on a Canadian immigration forum? Google?????

Posting the same question in two different threads will not get your passports back faster. It will take as much time as it will take. Embassies usually do not rush things. 1 month, 2 months?

http://www.workpermit.com/denmark/danish-immigration.htm

1. try google.com or flightcentre.ca 2. Calgary belongs to Canada, so no PR card or passport needed, one piece of ID should be sufficient 3. No idea 4. No idea 5. google or craigslist. $500 per week or per month? If per month, then good luck!

This post is 2 years old..probably has nothing to do with the TFW issue..

6 overall is the minimum..just remember that in order to get a good job, the better you speak English the better your chances are. You are not only competing with other immigrants, many Canadians are looking for a job, too. The minimum may not be good enough.

Only a fool would handover money to someone outside Canada. Smarten up, people!

Absolutely! As a citizen he can come and leave as he pleases. Unless he is not..

Best is you start here http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/index.asp

Quite simple, I used the three years waiting game for my PR to build a network of professionals in Vancouver. I flew over a couple of times to meet with potential employers and introduced myself. I kept in touch and when I got here, let them know what I was after. I agree there is a lot of luck...