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Oh that's a pity. Is it b/c my parents and grandparents are alive? It's weird b/c the immigration lawyer I talked to said I could.

My sister is 19 years old and I want to sponsor her once I get my PR. I am living in Manitoba and I was wondering if there is anyway I can do this. My parents and grandparents are alive, however I am the only person with PR in Canada. I am single and don't have any children. Thanks :)

Yes I understand. I may not apply for a pgwp in the future. I was only concerned on my eligibitly to work. Also I was wondering, if I didn't want problems in the future, would a letter from the school specifying why i wasn't able to go full time for a semester suffice? Thank you.

Hey folks, I'm in my second year of university, and I am wondering if I become a part time student for either the first term or the second term, I would still be able to work full time during the summer break. If it does matter, does it matter which term i was a part time student (i.e. the...

Hey folks, I'm in my second year of university, and I am wondering if I become a part time student for either the first term or the second term, I would still be able to work full time during the summer break. If it does matter, does it matter which term i was a part time student (i.e. the...

The main thing I'm worried about it is the program being '2 semesters of study' which is technically only 8 months of study. Perhaps I am overthinking this. Do I have to start working full time from the moment I apply, or the moment I receive the pgwp? B/c I don’t' think I can work full time...

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Hello, I am in a weird situation. I applied for the 1 year certificate in general studies, which I believe is a 2 semester program in which my plan is to study for 1 year, get a PGWP for 1 year, work for one year, and then apply to PR. However, i found this segment here on the official...

Hello, I am in a weird situation. I applied for the 1 year certificate in general studies, which I believe is a 2 semester program in which my plan is to study for 1 year, get a PGWP for 1 year, work for one year, and then apply to PR. However, i found this segment here on the official...

My situation is a bit weird. Let me explain. I have received about 4 years worth for my study permit, as I have applied and undergone 1 year of uni. However, I plan to switch to a 1 year certificate program or a 2 year diploma program. The program that I want to start has 2 different starting...

If I'm not able to enroll in september (due to the program being full), could I enroll in the january course instead ? Without any problems.

Hello, unfortunately, due to various reasons, I want to take a break from studying. My situation is a bit weird. Let me explain. I have received about 4 years worth for my study permit, as I have applied and undergone 1 year of uni. However, I plan to switch to a 2 year diploma program...

My problem is that I am looking for the effective way of getting a PR in manitoba. My idea was doing a 1 year study, and doing 1 year of work. And going from there. can anyone clarify if this is the best way, and if there any viable routes? I am concerned if 1 year is even a good way to do...

I am in toronto, but suprisingly, the employer that I speaking of is in BC. Is it okay to study in toronto and then go to BC to work? Why is their PNP good though? Also, I have 2 sisters in Manitoba who are applying for PR and we have our own house, does that change anything?

I am very fluent in english so I hope that I can do that. I am actually not looking for part time right now as I do have enough to pay for the tuition. Is there any diploma program that takes 1 year only? That would be amazing. Also, as for the points, where can I see how I can grade myself on...

Ahh I see, Now I have even more questions... I know some people like who own small restraurents hire people and they get PR that way, did they go through the LMIA proccess as well? I thought that the LMIA process was difficult and coin flippy, but I guess they figured out a way to do it...

I guess the fact that someone is willing to employ me doesn't have much merit... is that right? Also, I don't think I can afford a university education but instead a college program. What is the minimum amount of time I have to study and work to get work visa and eventually PR? My family is...

I am currently undergoing first year forengineering program in Toronto. I however don't have enough funds to be able to afford to pay the tution, I'd much rather go to college. What's the minimum amount of time that I have to study to be eligible? Also, what programs are best for immigration...

19 years, old and just graduated from highschool in Canada. What is the best way for me to get PR? Eventually I want to become a citizen of Canada, but for now, PR comes first :) The tricky part is that I have someone who is willing to employ me full time, however I am on a student visa. Is...