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Hi @caninfoseeker, Thank you for your comments. I am curious about this part. Let's say that I am not a PR and I have a rental income from outside of Canada. I would definitely imagine that CRA would want to know about this regardless of my visa status as long as I reside in Canada. Is that...

Hi @moscatojuices, This part caught my attention, thank you for sharing the experience with us. I have a few follow up questions: 1. Did you make this transfer once you moved to Canada and opened Canadian bank account? If at some later point, when exactly? 2. Did you need to announce this...

Oh, lovely, thank you very much for this, I'll follow up in there with some questions in case I have any. Cheers!

Hello guys, I tried searching online, but really found this topic being discussed nowhere, so wanted to ask in here. I am soon to officially move and land to Canada. I am planning to bring money with myself obviously and I would like to do that via bank transfer once I land in Canada and open...

Thank you very much for your response. To answer your questions: Yes, my employer meets the criteria. Yes, one can see from my contract that it's on permanent basis (w/o end date). Yes, my employer would be willing to provide any kind of documentation needed for this. So you are saying that...

Hey guys, I was reading about Foreign Worker Stream and I am wondering if I would eligible for it or not few months down the road when I move to Canada on ICT visa. For a bit more clarity, once in Canada on ICT (pretty much work) visa, I am looking what is the fastest way to PR and this OINP...

@Timbuktu_14 Hi! Not sure what primary job means, but on both I am (and was) working as software developer (NOC 2174).

Hey guys, Wanted to check if anyone was applying for OINP (tech draw) and faced the situation in which employment reference letter from ex employer was not sent in time to be submitted with an application. My ex company’s HR is just amazingly slow and one can’t explain them how urgent request...

@mr.preetsingh One more ping (sorry one more time, this one will be the last one) before I try my luck with content from above and submit to my employer for signing. Thanks in advance.

@mr.preetsingh how about something like this: Participation in specification, design, testing and development of native mobile applications in Objectice-C / Swift (for iOS) and Java / Kotlin programming languages (for Android). Writing mobile applications which are utilizing Bluetooth Low...

@mr.preetsingh Thanks for the suggestions. Sure, I can mention that as well. Reason I am asking is because I have no idea about level of details I need to put in here. Saying that I develop apps for iOS and Android (for me) kinda implies that I use Java / Kotlin / Objective-C / Swift programming...

@mr.preetsingh Sorry for another ping. What do you think? Cheers.

@mr.preetsingh Ah, sorry, I thought it’s implied given that it’s in this thread. It’s 2174.

@mr.preetsingh Sorry for ping in this probably long forgotten topic for you, but what do you think about following duties description: Participation in specification, design, development and testing of native mobile applications for iOS and Android. Writing technical and system design...

If you got COPR on March 18th or before, you should be able to enter Canada to permanently settle according to this.

Yep, that’s exactly what I am planning to do. I am coming close to make peace with myself that I might end up wasting 5000 - 6000 CAD on the road to COPR and still decide not to go to Canada if circumstances at that time prevent me. So I will just take as much time as possible when proceeding...

Yeah, I hope so, too. Like, I “have” different problem where I would like soft landing to be possible, but it’s not. But seems like an army of people can’t even enter Canada to fulfill their dreams. Pretty sad situation. Fingers crossed.

I see. Thank you for your thoughts. I am actually not even in possession of COPR, I am now about to apply for OINP, but was considering soft landing as an option since I am not sure I'm ready to do full move to Canada in (let's say by the time I get my COPR) 18 months from now (would need one...

I understand that part you bolded and thank you very much for pointing that out, pretty useful and I'd say pretty clearly stated. But by looking at this part: how I understand it is that it says: If you are exempt from travel restrictions and you have valid COPR which was issued on March...

Does this mean that if one got COPR after March 18th 2020 (and has no family in Canada nor is travelling from US) can't even go to Canada to validate COPR in current state of things?