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Yes you can change your province while on PGWP and can work in Alberta and can also apply for PR from/within Alberta.

Not sure whether this applies to you but...... Mr Alexander announced that only 12,000 new applications will be accepted under the CEC in 2014. This, he said, was to prevent backlogs building up in the system. He said that there would still be 15,000 CEC permanent resident visas issued in 2014...

Yes, that's true. So far in Saskatchewan and Alberta you only need 6 months experience in any field to apply for PR. However, that will be a Provincial PR only for the designed Province. You can not plan to settle/apply for Citizenship outside of that Province. I am not sure about other...

Well....I know its a bit early to say....but Congratulation.... you are about to get Stamped !!!! (in a good way)

Go for Seneca......Best of Luck

Hahahha.... Bhai ko PR chahiye..... well, you are not the only one in the Boat for PR. Trust me. Getting PR is your LEAST WORRYING Step. Whats the point of working in a Tim-Horton or Subway or bread factory even when you have PR. So, PR comes later.... First things first.... 1. On a course...

yes indeed. Of course other things do count (like your financial stability, your earning power which should be above the Income Cut-off level) but mentioning your future plans for become a PR in Canada will surely add an advantage for SOWP.

Are you planning to apply for PR soon ??? If that's case then you can use "dual-intent" too in your cover-letter. Just to make the case stronger

stop marketing.... these are garbage uni

I forgot to mention one more point. After getting PGWP (May or June 2014) and if he is gets decent job in a month or so then tell him to give IELTS. After he gets IELTS, while applying for your SOWP tell him to write his "dual-intent" in his covering letter. (this will add a strong backbone to...

Okay. So he has TRV for 7 more months (starting Feb 2014) and he is about to finish his studies in April 2014. Well, you might not like what I am about to say. It is best to Waite till he gets his PGWP for 3years. Being honest, I would not know the feeling of separation after marriage, but I...

Good... Since you are choosing the university based on ranking. Here are some gr8 universities for Engineering and Computer Science. List based on rank University of Toronto University of British Columbia McGill University McMaster University University of Alberta University of Montreal...

Really don't know from where you got the idea of "Working Holiday Visa" but, your best bet would be to get the Off-Campus work-permit. Find a decent part-time job and also find a Cash job which will cover all your experience and you will not "violet" any "conditions" of your current student...

First, please remove that notion from your mind that Colleges Diploma are NOT USEFUL and Uni Degree ARE. Yes, in India such scenario is there, but not in Canada. There are lots of people around who did B.Sc from India, came here to do Diploma from college and currently earning top-notch salary...

Taru, Please refer to the new Topic you started "Guys Please help regarding about my Spouse work permit!!!! " Generally speaking, it is not advised to apply for SOWP when the person who is under student permit/work permit has 4 months left. It is best to waite till your spouse gets OWP and...

The point which you mentioned 2nd (you will apply for PR). This is very good thing. In legal terms its called "Dual-Intent". Your case is already strong for SOWP and you can make it stronger by mentioning your dual-intent in the cover-letter and also by applying for IELTS (which is actually...

How did that happen. Normally, TRV expires first and study permit later (In those cases when student change the course from short duration to a longer duration. Changing from 1 year course to 2 years after coming to canada) Did he changed his course from longer duration to shorter duration...

This may sound a bit personal. But Are you married ?? The rule says "You can sponsor one relative regardless of age or relationship only if you do not have a living spouse or common-law partner, conjugal partner, a son or daughter, parent, grandparent, sibling, uncle, aunt, nephew or niece who...

Hi, 1. Course should be of your own academic stream (generally). There are lots of Diploma courses which colleges offers in Canada. You will have to search it through different college websites. eg. Seneca college, centennial college, humber college (from Toronto) and there are many more. 2...