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Hi! I was reading the CEC information on this and it seems to be completely contradictory. My results are Listening : 6.0 Reading:6.0 Writing :6.0 Speaking: 6.5 The CEC says "If you have qualifying Canadian work experience at Skill Type 0 or Skill Level A of NOC, your test results must...

Hi all. I have been working in Canada on an AIESEC internship, Costing me around $500 total. Once I started this job I decided I wanted to stay in Canada, and so worked my ass off to get the open work permit through BUNAC. Costing me around $500 again. I have struggled and struggled, and it is...

My current permit expires July 2012. But I want to stay in canada full time afterwords, and dont know what my options are.

Ok this is likely it then, Im pretty sure she never done the medical but she was a nurse, so it is possible. But the BUNAC applications do not open until January, and AIESEC is open all year round. Bunac costs around 500 pounds, and aiesec costs around 300 i think?

In my experience getting an LMO is like pulling hens teeth, excuse the britishism. I applied to work at PWC and they refused an LMO for me, another friend got his refused by the HR dept of canada who issue the LMOs another girl got hers died by another company, and another friend got hers turned...

Also since you are a student you can apply for AIESEC, which would be perfect as it allows you to work with children, the BUNAC permit does have a condition that you cannot work with children, but I think this can be changed as I know a friend who said to the immigation officer "oh thats a...

BUNAC is pretty much your best and only option. if you find a job within canada, you will have to apply for a work permit within the uk AND you require the company to sign a piece of paper called an LMO which basically states no canadian in all of canada could do the job you are going to do to a...

Hi, I am looking to apply for PR as soon as I can, and I wanted to know the best way here is my situation. I have been working in Canada for two years in the same job as an AIESEC intern, and then on an Open work permit (I am from the UK). So I figure I qualify for the CEC PR, but this takes...