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Congrats. PPR with in 3 to 6 weeks. These days by email. Just relax.

You can take in cash. But WHY? It is advisable to take 20% cash & 80% in DD to be on the safer side.

One more important link to understand the ACRONYMS of the PR process http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/immigration-acronyms-t3007.0.html mycan

Congrats & wish you all the very best for your new life in Canada.

Do not worry LVO some times updates DM after receiving PP. It should happen in 15 days. Be cool & all the best. mycan

Hi moonshinemist Good information for people who are applying. Can be used as checklist. +1 for you. mycan

Congrats & wish you all the best for your future in Canada.

Thanks Whyne & Canooknic. Your sharings of BC & Alberta are morale boosting as we are landing on 23rd March in Toronto. God bless mycan

Thank you Soby. Hope your kid fully recovered from fever. I came to know that even temparature in Toronto is 18dec C. Take care. mycan

Hi CB Excellent experience in 40 days and finely narrated. Surely it helps. Accept +1 from me mycan

Thank you. Really you have choosen a good question which helps everyone. mycan

Wonderful way of posting. I liked it. Due to karma I have to wait to give you +1 mycan

Dear Captain, I have taken health insurance for my family for 100 days from the date of landing. How to prove residential ties? Do we need to stay 153 days out of 180 days? OHIP eligibility requireemnt is quite confusing. Please advice. mycan

Congrats

If are looking for quality of life, healthcare, schooling..... Canada is the right place for you. Why concentrate of saving when you live a quality life. Saving is byproduct. In any case I am pasting the post from Captain Qorax's thread for your info. Toronto - Living costs (a guideline only)...

If it is one of the experience letters you can provide salary slip, bank statements & reference letters. If it is the main experience based on which you are applying for FSW, then seniors can suggest you better. mycan

Thank you Sir, for your wishes. Wish you also all the best for PPR & PRV. See you soon in Toronto. mycan

Thank you Sir, Relieved now. +1 for your "Hints & Advices" Looking forward to meet you soon. mycan

This may help you to understand better. http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/-t35499.0.html mycan

Even I had this dilema for some time. The younger you go there its better and easier to settle down. You have the advantage of staying there, experiencing the culture, know the people, work environment, create network, ....... etc Even survival jobs you take up will add on to Canadian...