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Leon, what happens if the minor and the spouse are the ones that are able to follow the rules to keep the PR while the main applicant before was not able to follow the 2 in 5 year rule? Do the minor and the spouse lose their PR also?

I kind of sense that you are not really hot on migrating to Canada. Why? First, if you are serious about it, then you would study in Canada. There is no point studying in the Philippines when its education is not recognized in Canada. Why get an education there and then go back to Canada? It...

I guess retraining oneself is very important. My two nephews just finished their university studies in Canada. They both just have been hired and both were offered very good starting salaries even though they are just like trainees for now.

nursing is the way to go.

That person has to make a decision. It is not logical for that person to get a degree in the Philippines and later find a job in Canada as it is not really recognized in Canada. It is more logical to get a degree in Canada. So he has to make the decision, give up the PR status or give up the...

Hard but not impossible. Very tough actually. Good luck.

ghiaskan is right. hard for foreign doctors who did not receive their medical degrees from the first world countries to practice in Canada. just a hard fact for all to realize.

Thanks BCguy.

BCguy, Can you refer us sites where we can apply for jobs in BC even if we are based abroad and have no papers yet? I am asking because I know that the BC PNP is employer initiative based, so one needs a job offer. How hard is it for someone with no papers yet to be able to get a job in BC? I...