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I'm really boggled po kasi. Undergrad (gang 2nd year college and nung 3rd year ako, dinrop ko na yung subjects ko for first sem so ayun po 2nd year lang) po kasi ako and my hubby po is a PR, but 18 years old pa lang po siya and I'm 20. Nagpakasal po agad kami when he turned 18. para makuha nya...

oh i was already told that it is 23 :( sigh.... thanks for the reply post anyway..

I am 18 years old and will have been 19 years old when I finish my 6-month caregiver program here in Manila, Philippines. What age does the POEA allow caregivers to work in Canada? Some say it's by the age of 20, some say 21, some even say 23. i'm afraid i will have to have another 6 months...

and in what year did you work as a DH in Seoul? Thanks guys.. I have been googling it and even read every topic/ link @ POEA's website but I only saw the age LIMIT. I have received not a single reply to my emails, so i went to this forum. I'll open a new forum.. but please still do share...

oh my i'm reeeeally confused now. i don't know if the POEA does make exceptions or 21 is the age they allow Filipinos to work outside the country, or 20 - not 23.. or is it really 23.. they told me a 22 year old friend of my classmates haven't been approved yet coz of her age. idk if it's...

ohh i know the requirements for a student visa. I think i only got 30% for approval. hmm but regarding my last post, can I go study a caregiver program in Canada (like what a classmate of mine told me)? have you known/heard similar cases? I really need to drop off on my caregiver program now, i...

uhmm Student permit in what institution. A classmate of mine says that what her friend did was she applied for a student visa to study caregiver program in Canada - not here in the Philippines. I don't get exactly understand if u meant the same thing or were you saying that I study other...

oh my.. :( so apparently, i'm wasting money on this caregiver program? my aunt needs me badly asap. do u know any other way on how do i go to Canada in a year? What if i work in Asian countries? Do I still need to be aging 23? What do i do now.. Do u not recommend me to continue this caregiver...

I am 18 years old and will have been 19 years old when I finish my 6-month caregiver program here in Manila, Philippines. What age does the POEA allow caregivers to work in Canada? Some say it's by the age of 20, some say 19, some even say 23. i'm afraid i will have to have another 6 months...

hey anyone here who has applied 4 a visa just 2watch a concert in canada?

hey anyone here who has applied 4 a visa just 2watch a concert in canada?

if we chose to go for a civil wedding, not a church wedding yet. will the embassy still doubt the marriage? and do we need proof and what kind. tnx

Family Stream The AINP is currently not accepting applications under the AINP Family Stream. Applications postmarked after August 23, 2010 will be returned to the Alberta Relative. Applications postmarked on or before August 23, 2010 that meet all program criteria will be accepted for...

few go to PE. Also Prince Rupert. But don't worry i don't think you'll be alone there. haha but why not? You own the place. Try changing the name of the Island to your name :P kidding! :D but, really, you're the first person I've read saying about going to PE, CA. :) Good luck on your venture!

Yeah very related BUT how can i convince the officer to approve my application if I'm on my 3rd year now. I can really feel questions like "why not pursue your studies here instead?", "Since you've studied, and are studying our country's political-ities and everything, why fly to Canada and...

Oh my. Please answer my question :( I really need a good advice from you guys

haha i'm not going to live with my bf in Canada. I'm just thinking that my application can be denied if the officer gets doubtful. Another prob is my program here is AB Pol Sci. I'm in my third year now. I want to take something like Paralegal/Legal in Canada. The officer might question me...

I'm actually having problems getting approved if i apply for a student visa. My program here is AB Pol Sci. I want to apply for a Legal/Paralegal program in Canada. We all know laws of one state are different from another state. I'm afraid the officer might doubt my application :'( I cannot...

but whether i graduate AB Pol Sci here or not, I can't have my masters there or whatsoever because as i said laws of different states are different. The officer might question me on that part. Like how can i even continue my studies there. That's y i want to apply for a student visa this year...

i want to go to HS first so that it will be less hasssle. I won't be taking the english proficiency test or get my transcripts and all that. and my program here is AB Pol Sci. I want to apply for a Legal Admin or Paralegal. I think the officer would doubt and would not approve my visa...