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Yes. Oct. 27 kasi kami nagpamedical then 1 week nila bago naisend sa cem. Pero ung result ng hep b & c one to two days lang may result na. Try mo mag follow up tom or sa isang araw.
thank you!
 

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Andy_s said:
Ur welcome kaeleemom!

We all have our opinions so it is still up to you to choose which works best for you! :D

I think the 5yr period for PR applies to all even for babies. Not sure though. Let's wait for others to comment. Calling Blue Butterfly! Hehe :D
Yes, alam ko applicable to all ages LOL ;D Please note na dapat may PR card sila pagbalik ng Canada. So ipapacourier mo na lang sa Pinas kung di nila natanggap agad habang nasa Canada pa. :)
 

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kaeleemom said:
need ko lng tlg ng ibang inputs pra mabalance ko anu ung mas ok for us...minsan kc kelangan lng naten ivent-out ang worries to clear our minds...well-noted ang mga suggestions nyo Andy_s and Blue Butterfly and super noted ung line ni bosschips na "malamig sa Canada, mahirap mag-isa" :D ;D
Hello Kaeleemom,

Nagland kami sa Canada in 2008, kami ng husband ko and our then 3-yr-old daughter. Tama sila na medyo mahirap sa simula pero may paraan naman talaga kung willing ka din mag-sacrifice nang kaunti.

Nagland kami dito nang wala kaming kakilala. Ni hindi namin alam ano itsura ng Canada at kung anong naghihintay sa amin dito. Blind leap lang talaga, kumbaga, bahala na si Batman. May mga kamag-anak kami dito pero never naman namin nameet at dito na lang namin nakilala.

Tama din na mahirap magtrabaho dito pareho mag-asawa kung may bata, PERO, ika nga nila, kung gusto talaga, may paraan. My husband worked from 4am-2pm, ako naman 3pm-9pm. Yung pagitan na between 2pm-3pm, dun kami nagtuturn over ng bata. Mahirap, pero may paraan. Mas okay na yun kesa hindi mo nakikita ang pamilya mo or yung anak mo ng ilang buwan or taon.

Canada is a wonderful place to nurture your family-life. Hindi kayo nagkamali to want to move to this beautiful country. They put so much importance sa pagiging pamilya, at hindi naman lahat ng tao dito merong mga nannies, so kung nakakayanan naman ng majority dito na parehong mag-asawa may trabaho, at may mga anak din, ibig sabihin it can be done.

Ang isa pang suggestion ko, yung idea na magleleave lang sa current job at magland lang dito at babalik din sa job, well, try to weigh everything. Unless malaki talagang sobra ang kinikita mo sa job mo ngayon, better pa to land and start "settling" na. Babalik ka pa, tapos babalik ka din ulit dito, round trip airfare din yun. There are some govt benefits na hindi mo maavail (depende din sa province na destination mo) unless you are really living here na. May mga tanong kasi na "do you intend to leave the province/canada for period longer than x number of days" pag magapply ka na ng benefits like healthcare, child tax benefit (monthly allowance na nakukuha per child from the govt). Saka that's what the settlement funds are for. They expect you to need funds while you are looking for a job. Yung estimate nila is yung settlement funds mo will help you for 6 months na naghahanap ka ng trabaho. E kung hindi ka naman mapili sa trabaho, madali ka namang makakakuha ng job.

Opinions and suggestions ko lang naman ang nga to. Based on my experience and sa mga experiences ng mga kaibigan and kakilala ko dito. Ultimately, ikaw pa rin ang magdedecide for you and your family.

Baka nagtataka kayo kung bakit ko finafollow ang thread na to, ang brother ko kasi and his wife nag-aapply din under noc 1123. Sinusundan ko tong thread na to para malaman ang mga bago sa application process and para makapag-compare sa timeline nila.

Salamat po sa space and wishing all of you success in your journey to Canada!
 

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advance prep question lang po and i need your advice:

if all goes well and we have our visas, me and my hubby are thinking that we will be landing first by april and my 4-year old son will follow by end of june. my son will be accompanied by my parents who have canada tourist visas. planning to get a consent sa dswd so he can travel with my parents. okay lang ba yon or will there be an issue sa landing ng son ko? also, does he need to carry any POF as well?

i know it's too early but i just want to see our options. pls give me your opinions.
 

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docces said:
Hello Kaeleemom,

Nagland kami sa Canada in 2008, kami ng husband ko and our then 3-yr-old daughter. Tama sila na medyo mahirap sa simula pero may paraan naman talaga kung willing ka din mag-sacrifice nang kaunti.

Nagland kami dito nang wala kaming kakilala. Ni hindi namin alam ano itsura ng Canada at kung anong naghihintay sa amin dito. Blind leap lang talaga, kumbaga, bahala na si Batman. May mga kamag-anak kami dito pero never naman namin nameet at dito na lang namin nakilala.

Tama din na mahirap magtrabaho dito pareho mag-asawa kung may bata, PERO, ika nga nila, kung gusto talaga, may paraan. My husband worked from 4am-2pm, ako naman 3pm-9pm. Yung pagitan na between 2pm-3pm, dun kami nagtuturn over ng bata. Mahirap, pero may paraan. Mas okay na yun kesa hindi mo nakikita ang pamilya mo or yung anak mo ng ilang buwan or taon.

Canada is a wonderful place to nurture your family-life. Hindi kayo nagkamali to want to move to this beautiful country. They put so much importance sa pagiging pamilya, at hindi naman lahat ng tao dito merong mga nannies, so kung nakakayanan naman ng majority dito na parehong mag-asawa may trabaho, at may mga anak din, ibig sabihin it can be done.

Ang isa pang suggestion ko, yung idea na magleleave lang sa current job at magland lang dito at babalik din sa job, well, try to weigh everything. Unless malaki talagang sobra ang kinikita mo sa job mo ngayon, better pa to land and start "settling" na. Babalik ka pa, tapos babalik ka din ulit dito, round trip airfare din yun. There are some govt benefits na hindi mo maavail (depende din sa province na destination mo) unless you are really living here na. May mga tanong kasi na "do you intend to leave the province/canada for period longer than x number of days" pag magapply ka na ng benefits like healthcare, child tax benefit (monthly allowance na nakukuha per child from the govt). Saka that's what the settlement funds are for. They expect you to need funds while you are looking for a job. Yung estimate nila is yung settlement funds mo will help you for 6 months na naghahanap ka ng trabaho. E kung hindi ka naman mapili sa trabaho, madali ka namang makakakuha ng job.

Opinions and suggestions ko lang naman ang nga to. Based on my experience and sa mga experiences ng mga kaibigan and kakilala ko dito. Ultimately, ikaw pa rin ang magdedecide for you and your family.

Baka nagtataka kayo kung bakit ko finafollow ang thread na to, ang brother ko kasi and his wife nag-aapply din under noc 1123. Sinusundan ko tong thread na to para malaman ang mga bago sa application process and para makapag-compare sa timeline nila.

Salamat po sa space and wishing all of you success in your journey to Canada!
Thank you for sharing, docces! :) Iba pa rin pag nagshare based on own experience. :)
 

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docces said:
Hello Kaeleemom,

Nagland kami sa Canada in 2008, kami ng husband ko and our then 3-yr-old daughter. Tama sila na medyo mahirap sa simula pero may paraan naman talaga kung willing ka din mag-sacrifice nang kaunti.

Nagland kami dito nang wala kaming kakilala. Ni hindi namin alam ano itsura ng Canada at kung anong naghihintay sa amin dito. Blind leap lang talaga, kumbaga, bahala na si Batman. May mga kamag-anak kami dito pero never naman namin nameet at dito na lang namin nakilala.

Tama din na mahirap magtrabaho dito pareho mag-asawa kung may bata, PERO, ika nga nila, kung gusto talaga, may paraan. My husband worked from 4am-2pm, ako naman 3pm-9pm. Yung pagitan na between 2pm-3pm, dun kami nagtuturn over ng bata. Mahirap, pero may paraan. Mas okay na yun kesa hindi mo nakikita ang pamilya mo or yung anak mo ng ilang buwan or taon.

Canada is a wonderful place to nurture your family-life. Hindi kayo nagkamali to want to move to this beautiful country. They put so much importance sa pagiging pamilya, at hindi naman lahat ng tao dito merong mga nannies, so kung nakakayanan naman ng majority dito na parehong mag-asawa may trabaho, at may mga anak din, ibig sabihin it can be done.

Ang isa pang suggestion ko, yung idea na magleleave lang sa current job at magland lang dito at babalik din sa job, well, try to weigh everything. Unless malaki talagang sobra ang kinikita mo sa job mo ngayon, better pa to land and start "settling" na. Babalik ka pa, tapos babalik ka din ulit dito, round trip airfare din yun. There are some govt benefits na hindi mo maavail (depende din sa province na destination mo) unless you are really living here na. May mga tanong kasi na "do you intend to leave the province/canada for period longer than x number of days" pag magapply ka na ng benefits like healthcare, child tax benefit (monthly allowance na nakukuha per child from the govt). Saka that's what the settlement funds are for. They expect you to need funds while you are looking for a job. Yung estimate nila is yung settlement funds mo will help you for 6 months na naghahanap ka ng trabaho. E kung hindi ka naman mapili sa trabaho, madali ka namang makakakuha ng job.

Opinions and suggestions ko lang naman ang nga to. Based on my experience and sa mga experiences ng mga kaibigan and kakilala ko dito. Ultimately, ikaw pa rin ang magdedecide for you and your family.

Baka nagtataka kayo kung bakit ko finafollow ang thread na to, ang brother ko kasi and his wife nag-aapply din under noc 1123. Sinusundan ko tong thread na to para malaman ang mga bago sa application process and para makapag-compare sa timeline nila.

Salamat po sa space and wishing all of you success in your journey to Canada!

Hi docces!

thank you so much for the inputs....

your experience is really inspiring especially we're in the same situation way back then, with 3 yrs old daughter.

Definitely I have lots of questions to you in the near future...For now, mag-isip isip muna ako... buhay pinoy! lol!

Btw, would highly appreciate if you can share some of your experiences to us, as a new immigrant what to expect in Canada, finding job, expenses, etc. Actually meron na ko nabasa from other thread kaso mas maganda kasi kpg kapwa pinoy galing eh...hehe...kung may time ka lng nmn.... :D

maraming salamat kabayan!
 

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Blue Butterfly said:
Yes, alam ko applicable to all ages LOL ;D Please note na dapat may PR card sila pagbalik ng Canada. So ipapacourier mo na lang sa Pinas kung di nila natanggap agad habang nasa Canada pa. :)
Mga gaano kaya katagal or kabilis ma-issue ang PR card? Okay lang ba yun na ibang tao ang tumanggap ng PR card sa home address sa Canada, in case babalik lang muna ng pinas agad after landing and applicant?
 

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kimchilover said:
hi. mrs_fca. Ask ko lang kung anong klaseng proof pa ang hinigingi ng sgvo?
kung may reference letter ka na, work contract, pay slips, income tax return eh ano pa kya pede mong ibigay?
Quote ko lnag dito? how can you prove that your JD is genuine?
Kahit ba may company letterhead na and signed ny the superior di pa din authentic?
 

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Ethan30 said:
Mga gaano kaya katagal or kabilis ma-issue ang PR card? Okay lang ba yun na ibang tao ang tumanggap ng PR card sa home address sa Canada, in case babalik lang muna ng pinas agad after landing and applicant?

Good eve! Yung sa ate ko po.. Sister in law nia nag receive.. Andto sa pinas sia nag ba bakasyon ng dumating yung pr card nya
 

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docces said:
Hello Kaeleemom,

Nagland kami sa Canada in 2008, kami ng husband ko and our then 3-yr-old daughter. Tama sila na medyo mahirap sa simula pero may paraan naman talaga kung willing ka din mag-sacrifice nang kaunti.

Nagland kami dito nang wala kaming kakilala. Ni hindi namin alam ano itsura ng Canada at kung anong naghihintay sa amin dito. Blind leap lang talaga, kumbaga, bahala na si Batman. May mga kamag-anak kami dito pero never naman namin nameet at dito na lang namin nakilala.

Tama din na mahirap magtrabaho dito pareho mag-asawa kung may bata, PERO, ika nga nila, kung gusto talaga, may paraan. My husband worked from 4am-2pm, ako naman 3pm-9pm. Yung pagitan na between 2pm-3pm, dun kami nagtuturn over ng bata. Mahirap, pero may paraan. Mas okay na yun kesa hindi mo nakikita ang pamilya mo or yung anak mo ng ilang buwan or taon.

Canada is a wonderful place to nurture your family-life. Hindi kayo nagkamali to want to move to this beautiful country. They put so much importance sa pagiging pamilya, at hindi naman lahat ng tao dito merong mga nannies, so kung nakakayanan naman ng majority dito na parehong mag-asawa may trabaho, at may mga anak din, ibig sabihin it can be done.

Ang isa pang suggestion ko, yung idea na magleleave lang sa current job at magland lang dito at babalik din sa job, well, try to weigh everything. Unless malaki talagang sobra ang kinikita mo sa job mo ngayon, better pa to land and start "settling" na. Babalik ka pa, tapos babalik ka din ulit dito, round trip airfare din yun. There are some govt benefits na hindi mo maavail (depende din sa province na destination mo) unless you are really living here na. May mga tanong kasi na "do you intend to leave the province/canada for period longer than x number of days" pag magapply ka na ng benefits like healthcare, child tax benefit (monthly allowance na nakukuha per child from the govt). Saka that's what the settlement funds are for. They expect you to need funds while you are looking for a job. Yung estimate nila is yung settlement funds mo will help you for 6 months na naghahanap ka ng trabaho. E kung hindi ka naman mapili sa trabaho, madali ka namang makakakuha ng job.

Opinions and suggestions ko lang naman ang nga to. Based on my experience and sa mga experiences ng mga kaibigan and kakilala ko dito. Ultimately, ikaw pa rin ang magdedecide for you and your family.

Baka nagtataka kayo kung bakit ko finafollow ang thread na to, ang brother ko kasi and his wife nag-aapply din under noc 1123. Sinusundan ko tong thread na to para malaman ang mga bago sa application process and para makapag-compare sa timeline nila.

Salamat po sa space and wishing all of you success in your journey to Canada!
Thank you docces :) Still in the waiting period pero you enlighten me in your post...we have 3 kids (1,3 and 6) and wala rin kame kakilala sa canada but we are taking our chances for our kids future...alam namin na magstart kame from the scratch pero sabi nga kung gusto talaga ay may paraan .....God bless.
 

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docces said:
Hello Kaeleemom,

Nagland kami sa Canada in 2008, kami ng husband ko and our then 3-yr-old daughter. Tama sila na medyo mahirap sa simula pero may paraan naman talaga kung willing ka din mag-sacrifice nang kaunti.

Nagland kami dito nang wala kaming kakilala. Ni hindi namin alam ano itsura ng Canada at kung anong naghihintay sa amin dito. Blind leap lang talaga, kumbaga, bahala na si Batman. May mga kamag-anak kami dito pero never naman namin nameet at dito na lang namin nakilala.

Tama din na mahirap magtrabaho dito pareho mag-asawa kung may bata, PERO, ika nga nila, kung gusto talaga, may paraan. My husband worked from 4am-2pm, ako naman 3pm-9pm. Yung pagitan na between 2pm-3pm, dun kami nagtuturn over ng bata. Mahirap, pero may paraan. Mas okay na yun kesa hindi mo nakikita ang pamilya mo or yung anak mo ng ilang buwan or taon.

Canada is a wonderful place to nurture your family-life. Hindi kayo nagkamali to want to move to this beautiful country. They put so much importance sa pagiging pamilya, at hindi naman lahat ng tao dito merong mga nannies, so kung nakakayanan naman ng majority dito na parehong mag-asawa may trabaho, at may mga anak din, ibig sabihin it can be done.

Ang isa pang suggestion ko, yung idea na magleleave lang sa current job at magland lang dito at babalik din sa job, well, try to weigh everything. Unless malaki talagang sobra ang kinikita mo sa job mo ngayon, better pa to land and start "settling" na. Babalik ka pa, tapos babalik ka din ulit dito, round trip airfare din yun. There are some govt benefits na hindi mo maavail (depende din sa province na destination mo) unless you are really living here na. May mga tanong kasi na "do you intend to leave the province/canada for period longer than x number of days" pag magapply ka na ng benefits like healthcare, child tax benefit (monthly allowance na nakukuha per child from the govt). Saka that's what the settlement funds are for. They expect you to need funds while you are looking for a job. Yung estimate nila is yung settlement funds mo will help you for 6 months na naghahanap ka ng trabaho. E kung hindi ka naman mapili sa trabaho, madali ka namang makakakuha ng job.

Opinions and suggestions ko lang naman ang nga to. Based on my experience and sa mga experiences ng mga kaibigan and kakilala ko dito. Ultimately, ikaw pa rin ang magdedecide for you and your family.

Baka nagtataka kayo kung bakit ko finafollow ang thread na to, ang brother ko kasi and his wife nag-aapply din under noc 1123. Sinusundan ko tong thread na to para malaman ang mga bago sa application process and para makapag-compare sa timeline nila.

Salamat po sa space and wishing all of you success in your journey to Canada!
Very helpful info. God bless you.
 

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docces said:
Hello Kaeleemom,

Nagland kami sa Canada in 2008, kami ng husband ko and our then 3-yr-old daughter. Tama sila na medyo mahirap sa simula pero may paraan naman talaga kung willing ka din mag-sacrifice nang kaunti.

Nagland kami dito nang wala kaming kakilala. Ni hindi namin alam ano itsura ng Canada at kung anong naghihintay sa amin dito. Blind leap lang talaga, kumbaga, bahala na si Batman. May mga kamag-anak kami dito pero never naman namin nameet at dito na lang namin nakilala.

Tama din na mahirap magtrabaho dito pareho mag-asawa kung may bata, PERO, ika nga nila, kung gusto talaga, may paraan. My husband worked from 4am-2pm, ako naman 3pm-9pm. Yung pagitan na between 2pm-3pm, dun kami nagtuturn over ng bata. Mahirap, pero may paraan. Mas okay na yun kesa hindi mo nakikita ang pamilya mo or yung anak mo ng ilang buwan or taon.

Canada is a wonderful place to nurture your family-life. Hindi kayo nagkamali to want to move to this beautiful country. They put so much importance sa pagiging pamilya, at hindi naman lahat ng tao dito merong mga nannies, so kung nakakayanan naman ng majority dito na parehong mag-asawa may trabaho, at may mga anak din, ibig sabihin it can be done.

Ang isa pang suggestion ko, yung idea na magleleave lang sa current job at magland lang dito at babalik din sa job, well, try to weigh everything. Unless malaki talagang sobra ang kinikita mo sa job mo ngayon, better pa to land and start "settling" na. Babalik ka pa, tapos babalik ka din ulit dito, round trip airfare din yun. There are some govt benefits na hindi mo maavail (depende din sa province na destination mo) unless you are really living here na. May mga tanong kasi na "do you intend to leave the province/canada for period longer than x number of days" pag magapply ka na ng benefits like healthcare, child tax benefit (monthly allowance na nakukuha per child from the govt). Saka that's what the settlement funds are for. They expect you to need funds while you are looking for a job. Yung estimate nila is yung settlement funds mo will help you for 6 months na naghahanap ka ng trabaho. E kung hindi ka naman mapili sa trabaho, madali ka namang makakakuha ng job.

Opinions and suggestions ko lang naman ang nga to. Based on my experience and sa mga experiences ng mga kaibigan and kakilala ko dito. Ultimately, ikaw pa rin ang magdedecide for you and your family.

Baka nagtataka kayo kung bakit ko finafollow ang thread na to, ang brother ko kasi and his wife nag-aapply din under noc 1123. Sinusundan ko tong thread na to para malaman ang mga bago sa application process and para makapag-compare sa timeline nila.

Salamat po sa space and wishing all of you success in your journey to Canada!

Magaling! Thank you so much for sharing! :D
Godbless you and your family!
 

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Hello po,

Matanong ko lang regarding sa work experience.
Kailangan ko po ba maglagay ng detailed job description sa mga dati ko pong work? Or dapat yung kasalukuyang work ko lang po?

Thanks po ng marami
 

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docces said:
Hello Kaeleemom,

Nagland kami sa Canada in 2008, kami ng husband ko and our then 3-yr-old daughter. Tama sila na medyo mahirap sa simula pero may paraan naman talaga kung willing ka din mag-sacrifice nang kaunti.

Nagland kami dito nang wala kaming kakilala. Ni hindi namin alam ano itsura ng Canada at kung anong naghihintay sa amin dito. Blind leap lang talaga, kumbaga, bahala na si Batman. May mga kamag-anak kami dito pero never naman namin nameet at dito na lang namin nakilala.

Tama din na mahirap magtrabaho dito pareho mag-asawa kung may bata, PERO, ika nga nila, kung gusto talaga, may paraan. My husband worked from 4am-2pm, ako naman 3pm-9pm. Yung pagitan na between 2pm-3pm, dun kami nagtuturn over ng bata. Mahirap, pero may paraan. Mas okay na yun kesa hindi mo nakikita ang pamilya mo or yung anak mo ng ilang buwan or taon.

Canada is a wonderful place to nurture your family-life. Hindi kayo nagkamali to want to move to this beautiful country. They put so much importance sa pagiging pamilya, at hindi naman lahat ng tao dito merong mga nannies, so kung nakakayanan naman ng majority dito na parehong mag-asawa may trabaho, at may mga anak din, ibig sabihin it can be done.

Ang isa pang suggestion ko, yung idea na magleleave lang sa current job at magland lang dito at babalik din sa job, well, try to weigh everything. Unless malaki talagang sobra ang kinikita mo sa job mo ngayon, better pa to land and start "settling" na. Babalik ka pa, tapos babalik ka din ulit dito, round trip airfare din yun. There are some govt benefits na hindi mo maavail (depende din sa province na destination mo) unless you are really living here na. May mga tanong kasi na "do you intend to leave the province/canada for period longer than x number of days" pag magapply ka na ng benefits like healthcare, child tax benefit (monthly allowance na nakukuha per child from the govt). Saka that's what the settlement funds are for. They expect you to need funds while you are looking for a job. Yung estimate nila is yung settlement funds mo will help you for 6 months na naghahanap ka ng trabaho. E kung hindi ka naman mapili sa trabaho, madali ka namang makakakuha ng job.

Opinions and suggestions ko lang naman ang nga to. Based on my experience and sa mga experiences ng mga kaibigan and kakilala ko dito. Ultimately, ikaw pa rin ang magdedecide for you and your family.

Baka nagtataka kayo kung bakit ko finafollow ang thread na to, ang brother ko kasi and his wife nag-aapply din under noc 1123. Sinusundan ko tong thread na to para malaman ang mga bago sa application process and para makapag-compare sa timeline nila.

Salamat po sa space and wishing all of you success in your journey to Canada!
A very inspiring and informative message.... kudos! :)
 

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coolkiks said:
Hello po,

Matanong ko lang regarding sa work experience.
Kailangan ko po ba maglagay ng detailed job description sa mga dati ko pong work? Or dapat yung kasalukuyang work ko lang po?

Thanks po ng marami
As far as I know e dapat may JD ka sa 10 years experience mo sa work mo (meaning past and present working experience mo).