I'm glad that they are increasing the caps for FSWP, and I'm glad that FSWP will stay alive, at least until the introduction of Express Entry next year. What I don't get is the reduction of caps from the streams which potentially have the immigrants with the qualifications they're looking for (adapted to Canadian culture, Canadian education and work experience).haithy said:I guess the cap for the PHD stream will be reduced to 500 per year
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CPC-CTD-Ottawa@cic.gc.ca is the new email.Parkinson said:Guys who got Doc request recently, please answer:
Is their email still ottpilot-immigration @ cic.gc.ca?
Thank you.
meyakanor said:Hi PhdStream,
1. sarsanballa can shed some light on this, but basically, your tuition will be local so long your PR is still in process (or approved). If it is (God forbid) rejected, then they will revert it back to international, and depending on what year you are (or the policy of your school), the international student tuition differential waiver may (or may not be) reinstated.
2. Yes, it is possible. The process is a little elaborate (unless you receive the PER letter by mail, and NOT email), but you are entitled for OHIP coverage since once you get PER, you have been approved in principle for PR (that is, deemed eligible to apply for PR).
@ meyakanor and proclivity, thanks a lot for the reply ...proclivity said:In my university, I have to get a pr status to be able to get refunded.
2. You can search OHIP in our stream, I remembered someone shared the way how to get it.PhdStream said:@ meyakanor and proclivity, thanks a lot for the reply ...
Appreciate if anyone else has some more information or insight
1. I know in certain universities, International tuition fee gets waived once we received PER. But what will happen if PR is rejected??
2. Can we get OHIP (in Ontario) if we have PER? If yes, how can we apply it?
Print your PER email, then bring it to ServiceOntario, along with a proof of residency (like Ontario driver's license, university transcript), and a support of identity (student ID).cdhbamboo said:2. You can search OHIP in our stream, I remembered someone shared the way how to get it.
It's valid for a year.thundervikes said:A quick question:
I heard ME is only valid for 3 months. For a couple, if one did ME on March 01, the other did ME on June 10. Is it OK? Should the first person re-do the ME?
Thank you,
Congrats!MarMar20 said:Hi all,
I finally got passport request last night after more than 2 years waiting
It is valid for a year by default after the date it is accepted by the Ottawa, not after the examination date. Do not worry. Most of the times they even extend the validity period over a year. Couples can undergo the examination at 2 different dates as well.thundervikes said:A quick question:
I heard ME is only valid for 3 months. For a couple, if one did ME on March 01, the other did ME on June 10. Is it OK? Should the first person re-do the ME?
Thank you,
Nice to know. You made my day. Thank you!aidina said:It is valid for a year by default after the data it is accepted by the Ottawa, not after the examination date. Do not worry. Most of the times they even extend the validity period over a year. Couples can undergo the examination at 2 different dates as well.