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i know that i should not be here,but is there a special appeal for newly grad/no experience for Physical therapist too? just askin..because i saw it in futuresearch i think, that they need PT's too.. thanks..

thanks leon and rupeshhari... big help for me! Godbless..

there's one part in PR application: Details of family members: Do I need to include them (mom and older brother ) ? and because there's also a question: Will accompany you to Canada: What will I answer? Yes or No? Thanks for all the help!=)

thanks leon, so it means in my initial application,i will not include them first,then once I became PR then I can sponsor my mom? and after that she can sponsor my brother, he's financially dependent to my mom until now because he doesn't know anything about the value of money.. maybe the only...

thanks.. actually im still planning to apply for pR in the future because my occupation is on 38 list.. so im just wondering if i can include them in my application since my brother can't apply for himself.. will they consider that as my dependent as well? anyway, thanks for the opinion.. anyone...

guys,ive been reading the forum about medical inadmissability... now i have a question,my older brother has autism, he's healthy and no problems,doen't need any medical attention..he's 28yrs old and very independent on some ways. do you think it will affect my application for PR in the future...

arrangement employment is an additional point under FSW..if im going to apply under FSW as a physiotherapist and have an arrangement employment as a caregiver in canada..will it count to 67 points?

that's a good news.. thanks leon,i appreciate your time answering my questions

thanks Leon.. another question: so it doesn't matter even if your still not a registered physiotherapist in canada? just have a 1 year experience in the phil?

now that my profession is under the 38 priority list,does it mean i can apply under FSW? just have one year experience together with IELTS etc.? Im from philippines... thanks

thats good to hear that i can request police report here in US even if im in my home country already.. i can do that later if they already need the police certificate.. thanks a lot Leon..your a big help!=)

thanks leon for your help..now i know what to do.. now my last question is if im planning to go back in my home country,is it advisable that before i leave usa to have my fingerprinting done so that in case in the future that if canada will ask for my fingerprints i will present it to them? or...

thanks for the advices Leon and Bcguy.. maybe the best way for me is to go home and get a 1 year experience in physical therapy then apply for FSW.. i hope my occupation would be in the 38 occupation priority list.. another question: does it mean i have to get exactly one year experience...

what do u think is better? im going back to my home country and enroll in a caregiver course? or just get job experience as a physical therapist there and then apply for PNP later on? because i am just thinking, if you will apply for a work permit as caregiver it will just take a few mos...

what is canspeak test? could you explain that to me? thanks..

hi eduardoF, thanks for the advice..=)

but what if i want to pursue my career as physiotherapist? do i need to go back to philippines and get 1 year experience or is there any employer willing to offer a job without experience in that field? the problem is looking for a job as a physiotherapist in the philippines is very hard and...

hi bc guy, im a registered physical therapist in the philippines but i dont have any work experience because its not in demand and very hard to apply.. now im here in the u.s working as a caregiver i read this forum and its nice that youre helping people..=) that's why i got interested in BC...