If you graduated from certain Master or PHD program from BC institution within last 2 years, you don't need job offer. Otherwise job offer is required for BCPNP.SATHY1403 said:
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My husband got an ITA today. Entry level and semi-skilled category. 88 points.
Question for you who already applied.
Settlement funds. How much money did you write down? Can I show ownership of vehicles we own here in Canada and in our home country? Our bank accounts? His T4 slip?
Thanks!
My husband got an ITA today. Entry level and semi-skilled category. 88 points.
Question for you who already applied.
Settlement funds. How much money did you write down? Can I show ownership of vehicles we own here in Canada and in our home country? Our bank accounts? His T4 slip?
Thanks!
This is what I found at BC PNP site:yelenah said:
settlement funds are funds that will be used to support yourself
and if applicable, your family, after you arrive in B.C.
these funds could be in the form of:
Cash/ Bank accounts
Documents that show property or capital payable to you
(such as stocks, bonds, debentures, treasury bills, etc.)
or
Documents that guarantee payment of a set amount of
money, which are payable to you (such as bankers’
drafts, cheques, travellers’ cheques or money orders)
This is what I found on CIC website:
Number of
Family Members Funds Required
(in Canadian dollars)
1 $12,164
2 $15,143
3 $18,617
4 $22,603
5 $25,636
6 $28,913
7 or more $32,191
So, when I applied I showed $16,000 in my bank account (as we are family of 2). For proof, I have attached my bank statement as well as my last 3 pay stubs.
Hello everyone,
First time poster here - I'm confused about my options for becoming a Canadian Permanent Resident and I was wondering if this is the right place to ask?
I am a software engineer (with an university degree) and a LMIA supported job offer in British Columbia will be extended to me. I suppose my employer is going to start an immigration process for me, but I guess this would be an "ordinary" work permit i.e. through the Temporary Foreign Worker program. I would of course prefer to come to Canada as a Permanent Resident - and based on initial research it would seem that the BC PNP program would provide my best opportunity to achieve this.
So my question is, does it make sense for me to attempt this, approximately how long would the process take and most importantly, would it interfere with the process that my employer would initiate for me?
Best regards and thanks!
First time poster here - I'm confused about my options for becoming a Canadian Permanent Resident and I was wondering if this is the right place to ask?
I am a software engineer (with an university degree) and a LMIA supported job offer in British Columbia will be extended to me. I suppose my employer is going to start an immigration process for me, but I guess this would be an "ordinary" work permit i.e. through the Temporary Foreign Worker program. I would of course prefer to come to Canada as a Permanent Resident - and based on initial research it would seem that the BC PNP program would provide my best opportunity to achieve this.
So my question is, does it make sense for me to attempt this, approximately how long would the process take and most importantly, would it interfere with the process that my employer would initiate for me?
Best regards and thanks!
If you have the LMIA you can use it to apply for a PR. No need for the PNP. In any case the advantage of getting a work permit instead of the PR directly is that the process is much faster and as far as I know less restrictive. That means you can come to Canada and start working much earlier and with less paperwork on your part. Then after you arrive you can apply for the PR using the LMIA in the same way.
Hi every one ,
I have question that if I have 10 months of experience in B category and two months in A category job. Am I eligible for express entry ?
I have question that if I have 10 months of experience in B category and two months in A category job. Am I eligible for express entry ?
If your experience is gained in Canada, yes you are eligible to enter express entry pool.afsal khan said:
However, to qualify EEBC category, you need to have 2 years of experience.
okure said:
My points was 119 and received the invitation to apply on April 8th.
Submitted application in early May and no responses to date.
Hello everyone,
I have 5.5 Ielts band and I am working in A category job.
Do I need more bands for applying under Skill immigration - internation gradute category?
I have 5.5 Ielts band and I am working in A category job.
Do I need more bands for applying under Skill immigration - internation gradute category?