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In my home country, I can save money by staying with family. But over here, I have to earn for rent and expenses. I'm not sure if I can decide how many hours to work, its my boss who ultimately decides.

But what difference does it make if the candidate is able to fly to Canada within 2 or 3 days? Most jobs start at least a 1 week after the offer is given right?

But I have a TRV so I can immediately fly in. Couldn't I tell the employer that? If they select me, I can come within 2 or 3 days.

I'm facing a dillema right now. I have a work permit however I do not have a NOC 0, A or B job. I have a blue collar job though but I don't think it qualifies for PR. I'm wondering if I should go to my home country and apply for jobs in Canada from over there? Is that a good idea? Has anyone...

What factors are used to calculate EE/FSW points? I have a bachelors degree and a diploma. I don't have work experience though :( I studied in BC. I have looked into some PNP options and I think I read something about long-distance trucking being eligible for PR. However I think that requires...

This is not a rant but more of a realist breakdown of my situation. I'm on a post graduate work permit and I'm basically too weird to get a job. I have a severe speech impediment and social anxiety. I always come across as nervous and unstable. I'm able to pass take-home assignments but when it...

I've been having lots of problems with the MSP health insurance department. My study permit expired in November and they still sent me an invoice for " international student monthly insurance " for the month of December. The invoice's due date was at the end of the December. When I asked them...

But where is this even written that you have to upload your studies completion document? When I search the internet for this rule, I cannot find any source which mentions this. And there doesn't even seem to be a place on the MSP account where you can upload this document. If you go on your...

I was on a study permit. I graduated and am now on a work permit. I updated my MSP account with my work permit but they are still sending me invoices for my " international student health fee ". What's even more bizarre is that my study permit HAS EXPIRED. It expired in November but they still...

I applied for a TRV from inside Canada. I got my passport request letter but it contains no information as to where exactly I have to send my passport to get it stamped. It simply gives me a link to follow and tells me the instructions are there. When I follow the link, it guides me a page on...

I have a PGWP but I have still not found a job that is under NOC 0, A or B. Ideally I was hoping to get into software/web development since I completed a diploma in that field. However I am competing against people with bachelors in comp sci, masters, and several years of work experience and I...

I'm on a PGWP and my study permit is simultaneously active (it had an extension right before my last semester). I have been paying my monthly MSP fees of $75 every month now, and I JUST realized that PGWP holders do not need to pay that. I updated my MSP account with my PGWP recently. It is...

I'm not an expert....... but from what I know, a LMIA can only be given if the employer can prove that the applicant they are looking for is not easily available in their local market and that's why you're a good fit. Basically you have to be unique and stand out in some way. They have to have a...

I have a work permit which was recently issued and I have now applied for the TRV. I was waiting for the work permit to get processed so that's why I couldn't apply for the TRV earlier. But I now have to travel to my home country and I cannot because I don't have the TRV. I know that it's not a...

I know I just read that in 2018, there were no applicants invited under the ELSS category. It really makes me wonder how this PNP system works. I heard that if you go above the threshold score, then an invitation is pretty much guaranteed? How is it possible that no one in ELSS went above the...

I looked at this source and it says that in 2018, ZERO applicants were invited under the Entry Level and Semi Skilled category o_O

Best strategy for everything is to follow the herd and do whatever everyone else is doing. I'm just wondering why nobody else is talking about this lol......Considering how easy it is to get a job in a kitchen. There must be a lot of catches involved in this path.

Thanks for the link! It lists NOC 6711 under the list of eligible occupations. Is it easy to get an invitation to apply under this program? I'm guessing lots of people apply, and only the top scorers get picked?

I looked it up and it's NOC code 6711

I was struggling to find a NOC A or B job, but I am currently working in a NOC D job in British Columbia. I'm just wondering but is it at all possible to attain PR by working in a NOC D job? When I look this up online, I see mixed results. I know that Canada has several different pathways to PR...