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Hi all We got nominated, but IELTS has expired during the process. Now we are applying to CIC for federal assessment - do we have to retake the IELTS or just enclose the original certificate? Thanks

Leon , BCguy Thanks for clearing up the situation.

Indeed I'm not going to cancel my FSW application so far, but ... who knows? Besides that I have a friend who cannot afford 10,000$ so he's interested in PNP too. As for job offer, how can I, physician from Republic of Moldova, graduate of Medical University (listed in WHO directory of medical...

I'm a resident physician and I'd like to find out any REAL benefits PNP BC has for ones like me. Any help and suggestions from experienced ones will be appreciated.

BCguy I'm afraid I don't quite understand. Do you mean liberals/NDP want to appeal against bill C50 on Dec 8? Or do they plan re-election? Well they have just 77+37=114 seats versus 143 Conservatives! Or do they hope to pull over some Quebec votes? I guess Quebec party is satisfied if not...

Congrats to everyone in the list (thank God, I'm a physician) and good luck to everyone not! Why don't you check Quebec program? It quite resembles FSW program, the only thing you need then is French.

Taken from Russian forum: Guys, today I've attended a lecture with Canadian Immigration lawyers in Vancouver. It was about a Federal Skilled worker and the impact of the Bill C-50. I'll try to share the information I got.. The Bill C-50 has a major impact on the immigration system for Skilled...

WTF! Stop flooding the forum with the same topics like "New 38-List!" and "New Minister!" Be so kind as to read at least the first page of the forum and you'll find out that ALL your questions and info have been being discussed already!

Completely wrong. It was indeed mentioned by former Immigration Minister that these sectors suffer from the most obvious lab-force shortage. However you can't expect more than 5-10 occupations in each category. Moreover I'm absolutely sure there will be at least 3 more sections - Food...

The Governor General has sworn in the next cabinet for the 40th Parliament: - For Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism: The Honourable Jason Kenney, former Minister of State (Multiculturalism and Canadian Identity) - For Human Resources and Social Development: The Honourable Diane...

NOONE CAN HELP YOU everyone here is waiting for November changes, and pls do so.

Stop duplicating topics! Read previous posts first: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/federal-goverment-plan-to-limit-acceptance-of-skilled-workers-to-38-occupations-t10972.25.html

Welcome the Minority Government!

Correct... in a way. FSW appreciated people's previous merits and assumed that both Canada and immigrant would benefit if the latter was given a chance to start from scratch in one of the wealthiest countries. That's a bargain Skills vs Opportunities! Let's face it, if you are not able to get a...

Pls check other topics for similar content first: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/federal-goverment-plan-to-limit-acceptance-of-skilled-workers-to-38-occupations-t10972.0.html

It's not worth a penny! In my view it's even more difficult to "acquire" all of a sudden kin in Canada than to get work permit. Get real, we are talking about the majority of experienced skilled workers all over the world who has nothing in common with Canada except willingness and desire to...

I'm pretty sure none of these includes applicants without job offer or previous work in the province: * Alberta PNP (AINP) * British Columbia PNP * Manitoba PNP * New Brunswick PNP * Newfoundland and Labrador PNP * Nova Scotia PNP * Ontario PNP * Prince Edward...

Some hints so far: "Though Minister Finley has yet to disclose the particular occupations that will be prioritized, she noted that nearly all regions are facing shortages in the medical, financial, and IT sectors."...