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Generally they don't hire from abroad with no PR, unless you work in some outsourcing/offshore company (in IT for example) and have worked directly with a Canadian company and they got interested in hiring you.

She probably means unable to meet the "proof of funds" requirement. i.e. she cant come up with the required funds and leave it untouched in an account for the duration of the EE PR application.

Thank you! Those are good options, will advise him to look into them further.

Hello all, I have a friend overseas who is thinking of coming to Canada as an international student (in hopes of qualifying for a PR after studying and later working on PGWP), and has asked me about some recommendation in terms of where to study/live. Seeking some recommendations from those...

I kind of disagree with that. Citizenship application is processed against the citizenship requirements. Having a valid PR is not a requirement - i would even say its irrelevant to the processing of a citizenship application.

The chance of getting a job in Canada without having permanent residency status and without living in Canada is close to 0%. Having low IELTS also makes your chances very slim to qualify for Express Entry Immigration. Your only chance is to come to Canada as an International Student, learn the...

Thanks how old are they? And when they enter last with the birth certificate only?

You are living in a country that accepts foreigners with an expired passport (or even without a passport at all lol) . US Adult Citizens can enter Canada via land border (using private vehicle) only with an "Enhanced Driver's License"..without a passport. US children can enter Canada via land...

Local realtors can help you find accomodation at no cost to you (they get paid by the landlord), your new landlord would need solid proof/evidence that you are able to pay your rent (be prepared at least to show a strong bank statement + get a cosignor/guarantor to back you up due to lack of...

The OP did not ask for advice on rennovation..at least not yet

Talk to your bank/financial advisor in advance and prep. them. As long as the money is traceabe and you are able to answer any questions that may come up during the process you will be fine.

The best time to buy is when you can afford it , with waiting you risk being priced out of the market. Interesting article, but a bit disconnected from reality in my opinion. In Ontario people are buying homes like there is no tomorrow, investors - even the newbie ones are making huge profits...

If you plan on getting an ID its better to get a G1 license (i.e. doing the easy written test)

I would recommend the GTA east end (Durham Region - Pickering, Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa) its ratively cheaper than Toronto for accomodation and is also well connected to the downtown core via frequent Go train service.

Seems you are already a PR now, so what you should think about is - in future will you need police clearance from UAE for your citizenship application? Or PR renewal (if you will need to renew it at some point). Lastly, regardless - taking a loan and not paying it back is immoral, my advice...

A consultant can add little to no value given the current immigration process. If you are an EE applicant, if you have enough points you will qualify, if you dont you wont - a consultant cannot change that.

It depends entirely on you...and how well prepared you are to compete in the job market. Below are the key areas: 1) Knowing what is happening in your professional field, i.e. in demand skills that local employers and looking for, where the skill shortages are and mastering those skills/being...

Ofcourse its fake - Too many spelling mistakes - CADS is not a currency - Companies in Canada do not provide accomodation or plane tickets - Salaries are paid bi-weekly not monthly - A job offer cannot be valid for two years, or "whenever you arrive in the Country" - Job offers include annual...

It is fake as hell...you also know its 100% fake. A job offer doesn't randomly appear in your email, it comes after you apply for the role and go through extensive rounds of interviews to verify your skillset and mske sure you are the right fit for the company. Just an example - where i work...

You are a landed immigrant, i.e. permanent resident. I dont think you need to wait for the physical PR card if you are ready to buy. Your COPR is your proof of permanent residency status