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In my case. it wasn't much. They just verified the palce where I will be staying, if I remember it right.

Sorry to hear that. Did it say on what grounds you were denied?

You must be feeling down right now. What can you do to avoid dwelling on it?

AFAIK, wala naman bayad noon.

I think CIC can't curtail your right to travel out, but can restrict you coming back.

Yun, malapit na!

In principle, it shouldn't. :)

If you're planning on going to Toronto, here's a list of hard to pronounce street names and places: Yonge - same as saying "young" Spadina - "spa-dine-ah"; long "i" sound Bloor - rhymes with "poor" Dufferin - "duff-rin"; e sound is silent Etobicoke - "e-to-bee-co"; "k" sound is silent For a...

We used RBC's program for newly-landed immigrants. The rates are at par with other banks but customer service has been great.

Well, I would assume Toronto has more pharmacies given that it has twice the number of people.

I think you can call or send an email to ask the embassy for the progress of your case.

If these are based on your experience, I won't argue, but replace CANADA with another G8 country (US, UK, etc.) and the "myths" still apply. The key thing here is to have a healthy set of expectations and a balanced sense of optimism.

LOL!

Good luck din! :)

Ayos! Maka-join nga... :)

yep, it's very near your medicals.

Really? Anong meron?

You will be notified, but not after one day I think.

Agree! +1! :)

It becomes an issue of trust-- if you can trust the people you're dealing with, and if the landlord is all right with that, then I think there's little reason to not go for it.