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Assume you noticed that the website shows an address in Winnipeg as the HQ and not Pickering ?

Generally construction job offers are all scams and companies do not provide accommodation or ask for security deposits. An employer is responsible for paying the LMIA fee not the employee There is zero possibility for anyone to be able to commit to get any visa within a specific time or start...

Probably needs to get specific IRCC authorisation to travel as an immediate family member of a temp resident https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-covid19/visitors/immediate-family.html#how-citizens-prs...

Processing time for UAE applicants currently shows as 294 days. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/check-processing-times.html

Assume you have read through the information on this site. https://engineerhere.ca/ As for applying for jobs from outside of Canada others will also comment but generally tends to be impossible to secure a job unless someone has unique skills not readily available in the country. Employers...

Also maybe check the processing time for your country given for some countries average quoted is 6-9 months. Visit visa are not really considered a high priority at this time and there needs to be an essential travel reason...

It’s a scam so you need to do nothing, do not share any documents or pay any money. Even the internet domain was only set up on 11/30 which Is often an indicator,

More than likely fake but you need to post a copy the offer here with personal details removed and a link to the website If they offer any one of flights, accommodation or food will for sure be fake . Also you would need to ask yourself if it makes sense for any company to be recruiting from...

Cannot answer your specific question but suspect that given you have this MS condition that it will be one of the focus items that CBSA will consider for processing your landing. You may find that CBSA may not process your landing until you are moving on a permenant basis but you will need to...

Maybe because there are a few separate threads specific to the actual online test where people have fed back about invites whereas this thread was more about action to get IRCC to do something, for example...

All explained on the IRCC website https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-citizenship/become-canadian-citizen/eligibility.html

So in effect currently you will need to quarantine for 14 days on arrival in Alberta and then another 14 days when you arrive in Newfoundland from Alberta so maybe not such a good plan with the current restrictions https://www.gov.nl.ca/covid-19/individuals-and-households/travel-advice-2/

Maybe need to find a US forum for that question although seems possible that there might be some impact given Canada and US share information. For sure if there is a question that asks for such information should answer honestly.

Check this link below, there are different requirements whether an immedeiate family (dependant child) or extended family (adult child). Also a mandatory 14 day quarantine on arrival...

Assuming you are a citizen or a PR then check these links, second one has specific requirements. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/coronavirus-covid19/travel-restrictions-exemptions.html...

They will ask at some point for money that is what they plan to get. Also if people share copies of documents they could also plan to use in id theft or use to create fake documents to sell on.

Attending a private institution rarely qualifies for a PGWP once you complete your course so public is best https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/prepare/designated-learning-institutions-list.html

Your PR status is yours to keep as long as you continue to meet the residency obligation same as any other PR. Nothing to pay and do not have to leave the country. Your to be EX will still be tied to the supprt undertaking that was part of the sponsorship so 3 years from date became a PR ...

So just to add that between the time you finish and the time you get your completion you can work part time. Once you get your completion you must stop work until you submit your PGWP application from which point you can start working full time pending a decision...

To keep your Canadian PR you need to be in Canada for 2 years in any 5 year period. Usually Immigration would probably not consider moving only for employment as a valid reason to retain your PR status given generally that is considered a personal choice. Usually the only possible exceptions...