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You mean a work permit? What if you are a permanent resident or a citizen? I always thought there were issues with provincial licenses and what not.

If I finish say a degree in pharmacy in University of Winnipeg in Manitoba and then would want to move to another city and province (like Ontario, Toronto) to actually work at my specialty, would I be able to do that or not?

I started a topic here before but i'm reopening it since some things have changed. Basically, my girlfriend came to me in the middle of December and left in the end of January to resolve things with her parents and dodge the Israeli military (she has health issues and the doctors will give her...

I was asking my paralegal here about that and she said that right now there is a problem with extensions in general and a lot of people are refused. She said that there is no problem in coming here for 6 months every time but extensions are problematic. Go figure.

And OSAP? Only if she gets a student permit?

And what about health insurance and similar privileges?

Their site says: For the last point I can provide evidence that I couldn't enter the country she lives in right now (where I used to live for 11 years) because of compulsory army service and she can't do that as well for a long period of time because of her impending army service. For...

Can I apply for conjugal sponsorship while she is here as a visitor?

Based on the link you gave me, conjugal status seems to fit us the best... last time he gave her six months so there shouldn't be a problem... But what if she comes here and we marry immediately? Since we have known each other for a year already and she came here too, would we be able to...

So if she comes here as a visitor for the maximum amount of time (six months), during that time she is not allowed to get a work permit or a student permit? Someone told me it's not forbidden for visitors to apply for both... The one year of co-habitation - I read on another forum that if we can...

So basically if she comes here like before, but instead of 3 weeks for 6 months and we decide to get married, that's the only way for her to get a permanent resident status? And in the meanwhile, whilst visiting, she has no right to work or study here? Since you say we should live for a year...

My girlfriend currently lives in Israel and wants to come to Canada to live and study with me. We are not yet ready to marry (that will come in the future as we both agreed) but we want to rent an apartment, study and work together. Is it possible to do that without marrying? All I could find...