For PINOY: About Express Entry Application. Share your idea!

[HannaYanna]

Thanks po. followup questions po...

- i'm currently working in Toronto - do you know how long it takes for me to apply the NBI clearance from outside the country?
- how long is the NBI clearance valid? 6 months (can i prepare this even before ITA? or should i do this after ITA?) if you think you will get an ITA within 2-4 months, then it's ok
- can this (NBI clearance) be done at the philippine consulate in toronto rin po? Yes and if available or would you recommend the method of authorizing a representative to get it in the Philippines? Yes, If you have an original copy of your NBI clearance, you may use an authorized representative to apply in the NBI head office for renewal. Need 2 copies of 2"x2" picture, copy of passport, and your current residence.

 

[szherick]

HI,

Meron po ba sa inyo na under Nova Scotia Provincial Nominee Program? or if you know someone po na andun na sa Nova Scotia? Kc we are under their PNP and we are looking for someone who could help us there.. Wala po kc kme kakilala dun and we dont know how to start. I already checked for Filipino Community but not yet try contacting them.

Salamat po.. =)

 

[annpotpot]

May form para list of vaccines na may signature ng pedia for your kids. Kailangan daw for some schools para maenroll.

Walang kasamang ganyan yung COPR ko. Hehe... dalhin ko na lang yung health booklet nila dito.

 

[annpotpot]

Nagpa vaccine ka na ba nung nag medical ka? MMR lang naman yung required vaccine. Ang alam ko, lahat including principal applicant required yun.

Nope. Hindi kami required dito mag pa vaccine sa Singapore eh.

Nag-ask ako sa friend ko with 4 kids from SG din, wala daw silang vaccine forms din. Hindi naman daw hinanap sa kanila yun nung nag landing and nag enroll yung kids. Baka different requirements sa country of origin. Weird!

 

[HannaYanna]

Hi szherick, well the only option na pwede mong gawin for now is to contact one of the Filipino Associations in Nova Scotia, just try this contact information:

Email: filipinonsorg@hotmail.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FilipinoAssociationOfNovaScotia

Twitter: https://twitter.com/FilipinoNS

Instagram: http://instagram.com/filipinons

Naiintindihan ko yung nararamdaman mo, just make it sure that you did a proper planning before you finally decide to exit from your current work.

Just a piece of advice, if you are still undecided and worried about your future in NS, why don't you just do a formal landing to complete your PR, then stay there for a few days and try to connect with some communities and other organizations service.

Re-evaluate yourself, if you think you and your family is ready for a new life in Canada, then it's time for you to leave your current work. Good luck!

 

[neilyong7]

same daw yan sa lahat joyce. it means lang na copr is not a valid sole document to enter canada and still you need visa, passport etc para makapasok sa dreamland.

Oo walang photo.. akala ko nga nagkamali eh... tapos check mo yung CoPR papers.mn yung sa akin may malaking "not valid for travel" across the page.... tama bah toh? Paranoid na naman

 

[neilyong7]

yw po! we already have our pp back with visa stamp. tinanong p kami if meron na notification nareceive.. hmm wal po. confirmed through chat inquiry lang. haha. andun na namn so release na agad! magkasunod pa ata kami ni joycem kanina.. ;D

Wow really? Nag email din sa akin nung friday na dispatch na daw ung passport ko form MVO back to VFS. Nag aantay lang ako ng update ulit. Ma try ko nga mag chat sa kanila. Thanks for the tip!

 

[szherick]

Hi szherick, well the only option na pwede mong gawin for now is to contact one of the Filipino Associations in Nova Scotia, just try this contact information:

Email: filipinonsorg@hotmail.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FilipinoAssociationOfNovaScotia

Twitter: https://twitter.com/FilipinoNS

Instagram: http://instagram.com/filipinons

Naiintindihan ko yung nararamdaman mo, just make it sure that you did a proper planning before you finally decide to exit from your current work.

Just a piece of advice, if you are still undecided and worried about your future in NS, why don't you just do a formal landing to complete your PR, then stay there for a few days and try to connect with some communities and other organizations service.

Re-evaluate yourself, if you think you and your family is ready for a new life in Canada, then it's time for you to leave your current work. Good luck!

Hi,

Thank you po. Ayun na nga po.. We planned to go there by September pa nmn po and I want to be fully ready by that time kya po Im doing advance research about the place esp the community na pwede po mkatulong smin.. =)

Anyway thank you so much po sa information and sa advice nyo.. Appreciated! GODbless po.. =)

 

[jhaedin]

Hi!
Question lang po..Passport request na po ako pero po sana Pilipinas po ang husband ko at 2 kids. Nakisuyo po ako sa friend ko na dalhin
ang mga passport ng mag ama ko dito kase pabalik na rin po sila. Nasa akin na po ang passport nila. Ang question ko po hindi po ba ako mako question ng officer kung sabay sabay ko po ipapadala ang passport namin kahit po nasa Pilipinas sila. Worried lang po kase ako e. Andito po ako ngayon sa Canada. Maraming salamat po.

 

[reivax]

Oo walang photo.. akala ko nga nagkamali eh... tapos check mo yung CoPR papers.mn yung sa akin may malaking "not valid for travel" across the page.... tama bah toh? Paranoid na naman

yung "not valid for travel" parang watermark? madali lang ba makita yun? Kasi sa kin parang wala akong napansin.

 

[zen2x]

Hello Zen2x. Papano po yun mangyayari at ako po yung main applicant. Saan po makikita, kasi eto ang meron when I checked 1. Names, 2. Personal Description, 3. Immigration history & citizenship & 4. Relatives in canada. Wala po section dun para iinsert yung separate na ECA para sa wife ko. Natatandaan ko po bago ko ginawa ang EE ko ay meron space para sa partner ko pero ngayon wala ako makita.

ganun po kasi yung sakin eh. ako din po principal applicant pero kasama ko din po asawa ko. meron po dun section for spouse eh. tapos dun sya din maglalagay ng IELTS results nya and education nya. so separate section po yun. paki-double check po if na-tick nyo po na married kayo, tapos meron dun question "is your spouse going with you?" something like that po. Para po mag-automatic sya na mag-create ng separate section for your spouse po.

 

[ekopark]

Congrats sa mga nagka PPR! Sana kami din haha!

 

[JoyceM]

yw po! we already have our pp back with visa stamp. tinanong p kami if meron na notification nareceive.. hmm wal po. confirmed through chat inquiry lang. haha. andun na namn so release na agad! magkasunod pa ata kami ni joycem kanina.. ;D

Yup, i think kayo yung sumunod sa akin... kasi sayo ko nakuha yung livechat idea for updates... hehehe!! Nxt stop PDOS at CFO

 

[ronster]

Hi everyone, finally, VOH na din ako. And yes, wala ngang picture. hehe.

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[JoyceM]

Yung COA sa manila lang ba yon?