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@jnatha, actually it is very easy to convert to CGA. As previously stated ACCA has an MRA with CGA, which basically means all an acca member has to do is complete an online Canada Tax & Law Exam for $300 which is very easy, i have seen it and pay the membership fees. ACCA Members dont need to...

TBH, i am of the opinion that the ACCA Qualification holds far more prestige than a B.Sc. in Accounting or something related. In any case, as ACCA Members, we also get a full fledged B.Sc (hons) in Applied Accounting from Oxford Brookes University for no real added effort. But thats all besides...

Hmm so according to the first link, an ACCA Member is considered as a Bachelors in Canada. Well that's 3 points less than i expected, lol but still this proves it is recognized but still its a professional qualification. We have to wait and see how to obtain the equivalent credential for it as...

Wait... So does this mean that NOC1312 Loss Adjusters is not a regulated profession. Because from my understanding Loss Adjusters must hold a licence to practice in Canada. Strange.

Reproducing from the Canada Gazette below: In the case of applicants who have listed a regulated occupation in their application, where a professional body has been designated by CIC to conduct such assessments, the applicant must submit that professional body’s foreign educational credential...

Actually i am referring to the immigration requirements. Of course anyone can choose any job he wants in Canada, but to get there i have to fulfill the immigration requirements. All i want to know is do I definitely need a Insurance Related Qualification to be eligible for application under...

I read somewhere that as per new rules, the credentials assessed must be relevant to the primary occupation of the applicant. This is worrying me because I am a certified Chartered Accountant working as a Loss Adjuster. So does that mean i cannot apply as my accountancy qualification is not...

Just out of curiosity, if they refuse they return the fees? I heard otherwise. If they access your points more than 67 but refuse application based on any reason, will they return the fees?

I received a reply from ICAS which says that the assessment bodies DO NOT assess any professional qualifications like for example: ACCA. So for us professionals, how do we have our qualifications assessed? Any one got any clue or is it too early to tell what CIC requirements would be? Kind...

Bhai, I am not certain but i think you can take gold, 100 grams shouldn't be a problem but i heard you have to take a photograph of the gold items to give at the airport. A bit weird, but that's what i read.

Most definitely Yes and technically there should always be a cap

I don't think this list is relevant for immigration purpose. FSWC Applicants need to be on a 29 Occupation List (If unchanged) to be eligible to apply as far as i know.

Dear All, I have a question: Does an applicant need to be on the 29 approved occupations list to apply come 2013 or does one need to be on the Complete NOC List which details all the occupations. i ask this as i was told that the approved occupations list has been abolished. Not really sure...

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Hi, cant seem to PM as i am newbie member. I am based in Lahore

Salam Humsafar, sorry didn't know how to contact u. I am an insurance surveyor looking to apply early next year. Can u msg me some contact info. need to clear a few things before applying. kind regards. And Aquib many congratz brother. Hope you have a great life.

Dear All, Just wanted to know if my original attested (Urdu) Birth Certificate with attested translation in English (On stamp paper) sufficient evidence as Birth Certificate or do i need to have the new computerized Government of Pakistan Birth Certificate. I understand that Union Councils...

Thank you sir!! I think my application should be fine. Thanks again

I get that, my question was a little different, sorry for not being clear. The NOC1233/1312 requirement says that a person must have industry qualifications (education). I am a qualified chartered accountant but don't have a insurance related degree. I am fully licensed and have got work...

I got a question: those of us who have got Insurance Surveying / Loss Adjusting licences from our governments, do we still have to obtain an insurance industry relevant qualification before applying? Regards