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Okay, let me clarify something before you accuse me of trying to commit insurance fraud. Between the time of that post and now I had already come back to Toronto in late November by myself. My wife is still in Asia so this has nothing to do with her pregnancy. I am just asking for my own...

Sorry I am really not sure if I understand what you are referring to. Hypothetically, suppose someone lands in Toronto, becomes PR, decides to live in Ontario, but could not secure a permanent residence due to whatever reason (affordability, lack of credit history, etc.). Still, the person...

Thanks again for all the details! It's very helpful. On the other hand, for people who need to frequently move from place to place but definitely will stay in the province of Ontario, and plans to stay here permanently, should they apply for OHIP, provided that they meet all of these criteria...

Thanks for the reply! I had already landed. The problem I have is that I might need to switch from place to place for a couple of months. Just wondering how to get the OHIP card once I apply :)

Hi all, just a simple question - after application how do we receive OHIP cards, on the spot of application or through mails to the address you provide? Thanks!

Big thanks! Totally understand the uncertainty of needs for medical attention during the three-month waiting period. Then I assume after establishing our residence we need to meet these residence requirements (http://www.health.gov.on.ca/en/public/publications/ohip/short_absence.aspx) in order...

My wife and I landed in Toronto in late June 2018 and became PRs. We left Canada in early August 2018 back to Asia to prepare for our 'serious move'. Because we did not establish residency we did not apply for OHIP during that time. Now we are in Asia and just found out that my wife is...

Sorry I didn't mean to discourage you from asking specific questions :) I posted a link just to make sure that people are aware of these online instructions. For most countries, these instructions are the most accurate possible. Apologies if you are offended.

If you apply in June 2018 that will be fine but if you want to apply now (Feb 18) I don't think the IRCC system will recognize those three months of employment in future (March-May18). Without those three months you have only 34 months.

Just jumping in here - the principle is that you won't get extra credit for listing any non-ECAed degrees under education history section. Meanwhile you MIGHT be penalized or questioned for listing a non-ECAed degree here without having an ECA report. Choose wisely.

Not sure if this is how it works. For NOC matching you normally go through NOC list first, find one job with R&R that match to your real job (regardless of the title), then have an experience letter with R&R descriptions close to but not identical to the ones listed under that NOC code. Do...

Strongly recommend anyone who wants to find out how to get PCC from country XZY read instructions in the link. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/medical-police/police-certificates/how.html This is the official guide by IRCC. Most instructions are...

Six months before eAOR, precisely.

Rather quick - two months max with HKVO for me.

Once you log into your account, go to view your application, then click to view submitted documents section - you will see a placeholder for additional required documents. That's where the receipts should be updated. In my own case I also included an LOE explaining the estimated arrival time...

Strongly suggest you go through the sticker threads named 'Express Entry In A Nutshell' and "Express Entry Step by Step Instructions". It's a complicated system so you will need to do a bit of self learning first.

No worries. Work History is the right section. It's where you claim for employment points.

Are you permanently relocating to Vietnam and will change your legal address from Australia to Vietnam? If yes, this is one of the most tricky PCC situations you could be in, so be very careful with it. The tricky part is that if you submit application from outside of Australia you don't want...

The general principles for what to submit and what not to submit are as the following: 1. Don't miss any documents that are on the mandatory list by IRCC. You will get rejected instantly if any one of them is missing. 2. Check the quality of these mandatory documents also. Are they meeting...