Applicants from Nepal for 2014,May...

[spanta]

Welcome to the forum. Be in touch with your boss who has recommended you in preparing your experience letter for possible verifications. Dont worry dear if you have provided real and genuine information in supporrt of your PR application.You will through for sure.

Thakns Subash ji
MR +RPRF has received yesterday evening
i feel happy, there is no verification in my working area.
yours Regards

 

[Subash]

Thakns Subash ji
MR +RPRF has received yesterday evening
i feel happy, there is no verification in my working area.
yours Regards

Big congratulations.Finally, you got it. Now,be prepared to get madical received and deceision made line along with PPR.
You are almost through on your PR mission.

All the best

 

[Subash]

Hi,
I have a query on medical exam and cost associated with this.Can anybody advise me whre can I get done our medicals as we are three-myself,my spouse and six year old kid.
What are the documents I need to bring for ME? I have made MRP recently and I have submitted old PP at the time of initial application.
Do we need to pay and take an appointment prior to ME?
Sorry for asking questions in length.

 

[Subash]

Hi,
I have a query on medical exam and cost associated with this.Can anybody advise me whre can I get done our medicals as we are three-myself,my spouse and six year old kid.
What are the documents I need to bring for ME? I have made MRP recently and I have submitted old PP at the time of initial application.
Do we need to pay and take an appointment prior to ME?
Sorry for asking questions in length.

Reposting .....

 

[nibar]

Hi,
I have a query on medical exam and cost associated with this.Can anybody advise me whre can I get done our medicals as we are three-myself,my spouse and six year old kid.
What are the documents I need to bring for ME? I have made MRP recently and I have submitted old PP at the time of initial application.
Do we need to pay and take an appointment prior to ME?
Sorry for asking questions in length.

Many many congratulations!
I think it would cost around Rs 13,000 for three of you for ME. You should have your ME done at Nepal International Clinic which has panel physicians recommended by CIC. You can have it done with Dr. Buddhi Basnet or some other panel physician there. Please find contact details and location of NIC on google, inquire and take an appointment. You must take original passports and xerox copies of them.
Since you have a new MRP you must take both of them, and I think you should inform the VO about it.
You can get all information if you contact them on phone.

 

[capok]

I heard somewhere in the forum that it needs a immunization certificate for a child to get admission in school in Canada , Where do we get that in Nepal. My child was immunized in Kathmandu and Pokhara as well.


CAPOK

 

[angel987]

can i send my passport through courier service like dhl or fedex,, or is it compulsory to send passport through VFS?

 

[anupok]

Hello!!!
M new to this forum.actually i want help frm u guys. i've applied under noc 1114 ..my file reached there on 30 dec 2014 but till date no response at all n even my dd has not been charged.what is really goin on..do u guys have any idea,?? Is it due to global cap???

 

[Subash]

can i send my passport through courier service like dhl or fedex,, or is it compulsory to send passport through VFS?

Use VFS.Would you like to share your timeline with us?
All the best.

 

[Nepalese Applicant]

Anybody getting MR from Warsaw Visa Office, Poland?

How to send RPRF to Warsaw VO? Pls guide. I am yet to get Second Line Update and MR email, just want to plan in advance.

 

[himal015]

I found none NEpalese under International Student discussion forum.

Happy to see Nepalese in this section.

I am applying for student visa ....

Himal
Chitwan

 

[melbtocan]

Notice – Immigration measures in support of the Government’s response to the earthquake in Nepal
Ottawa, April 27, 2015 – Canada’s Citizenship and Immigration Minister Chris Alexander announced that, effective immediately, Canada will be prioritizing the processing of immigration applications already in progress on request from those who are significantly and personally affected by the earthquake in Nepal.

Requests from Nepalese citizens temporarily in Canada who need to extend their stay will be assessed in a compassionate and flexible manner.

In support of these measures, Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) has set up a special email address and a dedicated phone line to respond to requests from applicants and their families.

We are assessing other regions and more information will be provided as the situation evolves.

Overseas (Resident of Nepal)
Existing Immigration Application: If you have an existing application please contact Delhi-immigration@international.gc.ca with the following information:

“NEPAL EARTHQUAKE” at the beginning of the subject;
How you have been affected by the earthquake in Nepal;
The region that you are in;
Your name (family and given);
Date of birth;
Type of application (student, worker, visitor, Permanent Residence in Canada);
Client ID;
File #; and
Telephone number (optional).
New Immigration Application

If you are applying electronically (visit, study or work only) and are requesting priority processing:

Submit your application online; then
Send an email to Delhi-immigration@international.gc.ca with the following information:
“NEPAL EARTHQUAKE” at the beginning of the subject;
How you have been affected by the earthquake in Nepal;
The region that you are in;
Your name (family and given);
Date of birth;
Type of application (student worker, visitor, Permanent Residence in Canada);
Client ID;
File #; and
Telephone number (optional).
If you are submitting an application at a Visa Application Centre (visit, study or work only) please advise the client service agent that you are requesting priority processing and include the following information:

How you have been affected by the earthquake in Nepal;
The region that you are in.
In Canada
Existing Immigration Applications: Applicants who have already submitted an application should or contact Situation-Nepal@cic.gc.ca CIC’s Call Centre at 1-888-242-2100.

Please include the following information:

How you have been affected by the earthquake in Nepal;
The region that you are in;
Your name (family and given);
Date of birth;
Type of application (student, worker, visitor, Permanent Residence in Canada);
Client ID (optional);
File # (optional) and
Telephone number (optional).
New Immigration Application

If you are applying electronically (visit, study or work only) and request priority processing:

Submit your application online; then
Send an email to Situation-Nepal@cic.gc.ca with the following information:
How you have been affected by the earthquake in Nepal;
The region that you are in;
Your name (family and given);
Date of birth;
Type of application (student, worker, visitor, Permanent Residence in Canada);
Client ID;
File #;and
Telephone number (optional).
If you are submitting a paper application and requesting priority processing please write “Urgent-Nepal Earthquake” on the outside of the envelope and include the following information within your application:

How you have been affected by the earthquake in Nepal?

 

[Subash]

Guys,
Is it possible for us to request CIC for priority processing since we have applied from Nepal and currently in Nepal?

 

[Nepalese Applicant]

Should we email to the given email address to process our application on a priority basis??

Like in my case, I am resident of Dhapasi, though I am not directly significantly affected, but indirectly affected because there is possible chance of epidemic spread out as Dhapasi is nearby Samakhusi-Gongabu-New Buspark-Machhapokhari-Balaju area which is highly affected.

Pls advise.

 

[Nepalese Applicant]

Notice – Immigration measures in support of the Government's response to the earthquake in Nepal
Ottawa, April 27, 2015 – Canada's Citizenship and Immigration Minister Chris Alexander announced that, effective immediately, Canada will be prioritizing the processing of immigration applications already in progress on request from those who are significantly and personally affected by the earthquake in Nepal.

Requests from Nepalese citizens temporarily in Canada who need to extend their stay will be assessed in a compassionate and flexible manner.

In support of these measures, Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) has set up a special email address and a dedicated phone line to respond to requests from applicants and their families.

We are assessing other regions and more information will be provided as the situation evolves.

Overseas (Resident of Nepal)
Existing Immigration Application: If you have an existing application please contact Delhi-immigration @ international.gc.ca with the following information:

“NEPAL EARTHQUAKE” at the beginning of the subject;
How you have been affected by the earthquake in Nepal;
The region that you are in;
Your name (family and given);
Date of birth;
Type of application (student, worker, visitor, Permanent Residence in Canada);
Client ID;
File #; and
Telephone number (optional).
New Immigration Application

If you are applying electronically (visit, study or work only) and are requesting priority processing:

Submit your application online; then
Send an email to Delhi-immigration @ international.gc.ca with the following information:
“NEPAL EARTHQUAKE” at the beginning of the subject;
How you have been affected by the earthquake in Nepal;
The region that you are in;
Your name (family and given);
Date of birth;
Type of application (student worker, visitor, Permanent Residence in Canada);
Client ID;
File #; and
Telephone number (optional).
If you are submitting an application at a Visa Application Centre (visit, study or work only) please advise the client service agent that you are requesting priority processing and include the following information:

How you have been affected by the earthquake in Nepal;
The region that you are in.
In Canada
Existing Immigration Applications: Applicants who have already submitted an application should or contact Situation-Nepal @ cic.gc.ca CIC's Call Centre at 1-888-242-2100.

Please include the following information:

How you have been affected by the earthquake in Nepal;
The region that you are in;
Your name (family and given);
Date of birth;
Type of application (student, worker, visitor, Permanent Residence in Canada);
Client ID (optional);
File # (optional) and
Telephone number (optional).
New Immigration Application

If you are applying electronically (visit, study or work only) and request priority processing:

Submit your application online; then
Send an email to Situation-Nepal @ cic.gc.ca with the following information:
How you have been affected by the earthquake in Nepal;
The region that you are in;
Your name (family and given);
Date of birth;
Type of application (student, worker, visitor, Permanent Residence in Canada);
Client ID;
File #;and
Telephone number (optional).
If you are submitting a paper application and requesting priority processing please write “Urgent-Nepal Earthquake” on the outside of the envelope and include the following information within your application:

How you have been affected by the earthquake in Nepal?

Hi melbtocan, nice info here. Could you pls share the link of the website where this notice is made?? Need to see the original version before we formally write up email.