Filipino Nurses applying for Quebec

[solokru]

I'm still waiting for some documents from Montreal. I'll be able to submit it this week though. I'm hoping it won't take another year for them to be processed.

 

[agnes_blush27]

so after getting the csq wht are the other requirements that you need to submit?

 

[solokru]

It's in here:

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/quebec/apply-application.asp

Lahat ng documents na yan I need to submit. The generic form has a guide in case you want to download it so that you'll be guided when the time comes that you need to fill it up (IMM EQ700 and) an make sure you guys also download the checklist of requirements specific to your visa office. It's required for us to also submit that.

Overall, nothing you won't be able to procure if you've already submitted your application for CSQ. All job related, educational and some personal documents are already not required for us QSW applicants. I think the police clearances are the only things that you would need to worry about especially if you've stayed or is now residing in another country.

Good luck pala agnes_blush27 sa application mo. I've read you've been sent an AOR already and you just need to submit your declaration for financial self sufficiency? Is that correct? I hope you'd be able to get your invitation for an interview before the year ends.

 

[agnes_blush27]

It's in here:

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/quebec/apply-application.asp

Lahat ng documents na yan I need to submit. The generic form has a guide in case you want to download it so that you'll be guided when the time comes that you need to fill it up (IMM EQ700 and) an make sure you guys also download the checklist of requirements specific to your visa office. It's required for us to also submit that.

Overall, nothing you won't be able to procure if you've already submitted your application for CSQ. All job related, educational and some personal documents are already not required for us QSW applicants. I think the police clearances are the only things that you would need to worry about especially if you've stayed or is now residing in another country.

Good luck pala agnes_blush27 sa application mo. I've read you've been sent an AOR already and you just need to submit your declaration for financial self sufficiency? Is that correct? I hope you'd be able to get your invitation for an interview before the year ends.

I already send it yesterday! I hope I can have a feedback asap..I have a question. I just reenw my nbi..can I use it once i submit my appliation soon sa vo manila or they will ask the latest one

 

[solokru]

They're asking for the green one. The one for immigration but I'm not sure if they accept the one for employment purposes. Also they are quite specific that you submit clearances that are not older than 3-6 months.

 

[agnes_blush27]

I'm still waiting for some documents from Montreal. I'll be able to submit it this week though. I'm hoping it won't take another year for them to be processed.

i want to ask. what kind of document you are waiting?ty

 

[shersta]

I'm still waiting for some documents from Montreal. I'll be able to submit it this week though. I'm hoping it won't take another year for them to be processed.

I don't think it will take a year sa federal part... Di ba si go2montreal parang 3 months after nya mag-file ng federal may MR na? Although I think nagka-problema sya sa medical nya, tapos hindi na nagpopost...

 

[agnes_blush27]

I don't think it will take a year sa federal part... Di ba si go2montreal parang 3 months after nya mag-file ng federal may MR na? Although I think nagka-problema sya sa medical nya, tapos hindi na nagpopost...

is he from manila vo also?ty

 

[shersta]

is he from manila vo also?ty

Yup, he is. Nurse sya.

 

[agnes_blush27]

do you have any idea how to process the degree of equivalence for nurses?

 

[solokru]

I don't think it will take a year sa federal part... Di ba si go2montreal parang 3 months after nya mag-file ng federal may MR na? Although I think nagka-problema sya sa medical nya, tapos hindi na nagpopost...

Yeah I was thinking about go2montreal too. I hope he's already in Montreal with his family.

 

[macking]

well you can calculate your points para makita nyo pero as nurses i think you are much qualified. apply na, eto yung listahan tignan nyo. baka mauna pa kayo sakin coz am not a nurse. sana lang.

http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/biq/hong-kong/dcs-workers/list-documents.html

start na, kc as we chat here niluluto na yung bagong policy ng quebec. mag a upgrade sila but still mauna pa rin kayong mga nasa priority as usual for eternity na yata yan hope naging nurse ako.haha
yung wife mo ang PA kc mas malaki point nya sa experience.

thank you. gather n muna kame ng docs. at apply kame as quickly as possible. thanks sa advice. sana maging ok lahat ang app. natin. Godbless.

 

[macking]

@ Macking

I think you'll easily qualify together with your wife. The only interesting thing that I can think of is when your interview date arrives and when the IO sees that you've also applied for FSW just this year and you've immediately switched your application as a QSW. The IO could ask you about your willingness to stay in the the province.

I think that's the over all trend right now as the FSW applications are being filled or i think is already filled up. Applicants are now transferring to PNP and QSW for them to enter Canada. My take is for you to save time you really need to research and read up on a lot of the immigration steps ( on Immigration Quebec website ) for different provinces and of course the steps on how to register to OIIQ (l'Ordre des infirmieres et infirmiers du Quebec) as a nurse and passing the french language exam that the OQLF (Office quebecois de la langue francaise).

Good luck on your application and I hope you'd be able to choose which province you'd be best suited as nurses.

hi solokru,

do we need to take the french language exam and submit the result along with our application or we can already submit our application w/o the french language exam? last question, how can we register to OIIQ? can we submit our application w/o yet being registered to OIIQ? im sorry if I have so many question, we are still in the proc of knowing all the procedure. thank you for all the help. Godbless.

 

[solokru]

@ macking

I didn't take any french language exam but I think it would be an advantage if you will. Some of the members here took the exam and you can ask about their experience. Yes, you can start to register for OIIQ. Just visit their website to know more about the registration. Check Immigration Quebec website and the OIIQ for more first hand information.

Bonne chance!

@ agnes_blush27

Submit your credentials to MICC so that they can process it. Here's the link to the form.

http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/publications/en/evaluation/formulaire-evaluation-en.pdf

 

[agnes_blush27]

Tanx solokru