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do you have LELTS latest bands?? do you have experience in canada??? do you have Job offer from Canadian employer with positive LMIA??? With B category you are qualified but you have to calculate your score for express entry... Last draw lowest score was 488 .Levon009999 said:
$1000 per head....here minimum salary is 11.20/ hour. you can work 80 hrs biweekly with one company, u can also find part time job with full time. here lots of people have 2 jobs. Here you can get 2 bedroom apartment for $1050/ month. bus pass for a month is around $90/- I am talking about Edmonton, Alberta. As you entitle to get Child support Benefits until your daughter is 18. Here health care is free but you have to pay for prescription but for that you can also get Health Insurance for around $200 for family which covers 80% prescription, hospital bla blaLejnaR said:
Guys - I have a question on Skill transferability - Education. Would appreciate if someone can help here
I have CLB9 overall in IELTS (Speaking 7.5, writing 7, reading 9, listening 8.5) and have completed bachelors degree 3 years (10 + 2 + 3) Overall work experience is 10+ years
I'm only getting 25 points for education, 50 points for foreign work experience... I thought i should get 50 points for education, not 25....
Can someone explain why its 25 points only ? Am I missing something ?
I have CLB9 overall in IELTS (Speaking 7.5, writing 7, reading 9, listening 8.5) and have completed bachelors degree 3 years (10 + 2 + 3) Overall work experience is 10+ years
I'm only getting 25 points for education, 50 points for foreign work experience... I thought i should get 50 points for education, not 25....
Can someone explain why its 25 points only ? Am I missing something ?
No, there will not be any problem as long as the work experience that you mention helps you meet the minimum requirement of one of the economic programs (FSW/CEC/FST). Post ITA, you will have to mention the employment that you skipped here as part of Personal History.Bavana said:
I was diagnosed with tuberculosis in 2002. I completed my treatment and totally healed and I have never had any problem with tbclsis since then. Moreover, I have another health problem called "ulseratif colitis" since I was diagnosed in 2002. It is in remission over the past 13 years. I have never hospitalised nor had flares during this period, and have been only on meselazine 3x500 per day. Since I written these health issues in Schedule A: Background/Decleration form, they asked me to provide Additional Information Letters. So, my question is what kind of information letters am I supposed to provide, I amquite bewildered. Please help guys.
Kindly I need the answer for the following questions ASAP
1. in the application, they ask if I have applied for the Canadian immigration and citizenship before. I made an EE profile before but it is ineligble because i didn't make a job bank account so should I answer yes? also where I can find the UCI number?
2. I am working as TA (part time job) in canada during my phd, should I put it in the application?
3. I am also get paid as RA for my PhD research in Canada, but I noticed that it will not bring any points for me so I thought in not writing it in the application. Is that a problem?
Please I need the answers for these points ASAP.
I want to submit an EE profile before the new draw
1. in the application, they ask if I have applied for the Canadian immigration and citizenship before. I made an EE profile before but it is ineligble because i didn't make a job bank account so should I answer yes? also where I can find the UCI number?
2. I am working as TA (part time job) in canada during my phd, should I put it in the application?
3. I am also get paid as RA for my PhD research in Canada, but I noticed that it will not bring any points for me so I thought in not writing it in the application. Is that a problem?
Please I need the answers for these points ASAP.
I want to submit an EE profile before the new draw