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varun, Yes, you can apply and you should get 6 points for AOT. Obviously, you need to score 49 (single) or 57 (family) points overall. Also, as you may already know, French is very important factor in selection. The last full-time degree, that you completed (MCA), is evaluated by them. This...

niravk, I have a foreign diploma in Aerospace Engg. with 17 yrs of education (Code U050, which is at the top in the list), so I am positive that the list of foreign diplomas earning 12 points remains the same (not sure about the list for 6 points). They may have changed the format though, by...

niravk, Yes, you should be able to earn 6 points for AOT, in my humble opinion. Well, I haven't seen any revised list as of now, so I would think the 2009 list is still applicable. Why don't you write an email to BIQ, Hong Kong providing complete details of your educational background. They...

@joidiple, thank you for confirming! So possibly, lemans207's response was based on an assumption, I would think.

Yes, the credit card payment option is there, no doubt. BUT, paying with credit card isn't a practical advice to people applying to BIQ, Hong Kong... :P I take a cup of coffee, when I feel lazy... :P ;D :D 8)

I don't think, you can pay by credit card now. Maybe, it was possible when you submitted your application a few years ago. ;D Please refer to the "Documents submitted in support of the Application for Selection Certificate (A-1520-AA)"...

Why don't you go to your bank with Demand Draft number? They should be able to tell you if it was en-cashed.

Hmm... so it's been a long long wait, I must say. Well, I hope that you get an interview soon. Good luck!

Your AOT was sent to wrong address. :o How did that happen, dear?

Yes, you can, provided it was full-time education! Good luck.

jain.payal82, There are two categories listed at University level (Niveau Universitaire) for foreign Computer diplomas. One is, "Génie informatique et de la construction des ordinateurs (BACC. - 4 ans)", which translates to Computer Engineering (bachelor's 4 yrs), and another is "Science de...

hec006, - No, this was not the case before June 29. Before June 29, applicant or his spouse ( who has completed their degree more than 5 years before and also doesn't have experience in their academic field) can apply, but that applicant was not eligible for AOT points, but was eligible for...

niravk, I agree with you. Basically, there are different education levels, in which applicants may earn 6 points. So after, Secondary School Diploma (SSD) which is earned after 11 years of education in Quebec, there are options one can choose: Vocational Training (DVS) or Technical DCS or...

@ bullrules, I think, you are eligible to apply if you score enough, 49/57 points (single/married applicant). Assess yourself using the info available here: http://www.canadavisa.com/quebec-skilled-worker-immigration.html Good luck!

@c82, See if you meet the requirement as highlighted below: "The number of years of study required to obtain your diploma must be at least equal to the number of years required to obtain that diploma in Québec. This diploma was obtained less than five years before the date of your application...

naveedkhan, Here is a link, which will help you assess yourself. An case of any doubt, PM me. Good Luck! http://www.canadavisa.com/quebec-skilled-worker-immigration.html

hec006, "...only those people( and also their spouse), who has completed their degree more than 5 years before and also doesn't have experience in their academic field.. will not be able to apply,..." But, I think, this was the case, even before June 29 guidelines. In my humble opinion, nothing...

Hi there, My application reached to BIQ, HK on 4th June 2012, so I am 3 weeks behind you. I haven't received anything as yet. >:( I expect that you should receive your AOR (Acknowledgement of Receipt) sometime this month, July 2012. Typically it takes 4-8 weeks time. I think, as per their...

Well, that's what it seems for now. BUT, as you can see, CIC is coming with updates too very often now-a-days. So don't get surprised with another one. This is just my speculation, though. Let us see...

Well, if either English or French is an official language (primary or secondary) in your country, sending address labels are not necessary. But, if this is not the case, even then I don't think there is any specific requirement about the size. You just need to ensure that the labels are big...