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I don't know why some of you bother replying even when you obviously haven't got a clue what you're talking about. You're not going to help people if you give them the wrong information. a) In Manitoba, you are eligible to apply for PR after working full-time for 6 months in ANY field, as long...

Provincial nomineee program.

I do have a positive travel history. I have been to the US twice. I'm so glad that helps! Thank you.

Can't you come up with any reasonable explanation for the spelling mistake?

I don't think you can do that. I'm pretty sure the all the money ($10,000 + tuition) needs to be in your (or your sponsor's) bank account. By the way, you will have to show your bank statements for the past 4 months.

I did read the forum, but haven't found much info on this particular topic. However, quite a few members have said they were denied a study permit simply because they were unable to prove they would return to their home countries after graduation. And that concerns me a lot, because there's no...

The reason I am asking this is that I am currently planning on applying for a study permit in Canada and I have heard of people who were denied it on the basis that they failed to prove they won't stay in the country after they graduate from university. How does a 19-year-old, who just recently...

I am considering applying to a small university (Saint Mary's University) in Halifax, NS. Halifax is kind of an "isolated" city on the east coast of Canada, and for some reason, I don't see many of you talking about it. It is usually ignored by international students, which I personally find...

My biggest worry is that I will not be able to find ANY job lol Hopefully that won't happen.

Yeah, I kinda figured that. I do plan to move to Ontario after graduation though.

I am seriously considering going to Canada and pursuing a degree in business. My plan is to settle in Canada and eventually become a citizen. What would my chances of finding a job after graduation be? BTW, I am only going to apply to universities in the Maritimes because the cost of living...

First off, sorry for the stupid question. I'm still in high school and I know absolutely nothing about payment arrangements, options, banks, credit cards and that kind of stuff. :-[ But anyway, how does all of that work? Do you have to pay the entire cost of tuition at once, or monthly? Most...