Permanent Residence
- We received your application for permanent residence on July 20, 2016.
- We sent you correspondence acknowledging receipt of your application(s) on November 25, 2016.
- Medical results have been received.
INDIA-NEW DELHI VO-QSW/FEDERAL/after CSQ
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Same here bro...Me too have undergone the medicals on 09/01/2017 & after that no update at all...in these 10 months i have raised 3 technical issues and put 2 emails but only one standard reply from their side " your application is currently awaiting review by a visa officer, At this point there is no action required on your part."
Really don't know what is going to happen with our file(s)!!!
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@APPNOV2014NY , @poisonapple, @sunnymks , @lijose and @can-dream and other members too.
Actually i have a weird Question and I expect everyone give your opinion or link where i can see the amount as proof of funds required for landing in Quebec as a Quebec Skilled worker category?
The Province of Quebec governs its own immigration rules. As such, the following settlement funds are only for those who have been accepted by Quebec immigration
1 adult: $2924
1 adult 1 child: $3930
1 adult 2 children: $4436
1 adult 3 children: $4942
2 adults: $4288
2 adults 1 child: $4804
2 adult 2 children: $5185
2 adult 3 children: $5566
This is what i found on a website canadavisa.com
And
Financial capacity
To obtain a CAQ for studies, you must demonstrate that you have the necessary resources to cover tuition fees, transportation expenses (return ticket to your country of origin), settling-in expenses in the first year (C$500), and annual living expenses for the duration of your stay.
For 2017, these expenses are estimated at:
For one person under age 18 C$6,171
For one person age 18 or older C$12,341
For two persons age 18 or older C$18,098
For one person over age 18 and one under age 18 C$16,584
For two persons over age 18 and one under age 18 C$20,274
For two persons over age 18 and two under age 18 C$21,881
,the later one showing for study purpose i guess, later one is from
http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/immigrate-settle/students/obtaining-authorizations/requirements/financial-capacity.html
So please share your opinion.
@lijose , how much you are carrying and how much planning to show?
I am in big confusion . I'm planning to land before Christmas or Early January(1st week).
@APPNOV2014NY , @poisonapple, @sunnymks , @lijose and @can-dream and other members too.
Actually i have a weird Question and I expect everyone give your opinion or link where i can see the amount as proof of funds required for landing in Quebec as a Quebec Skilled worker category?
The Province of Quebec governs its own immigration rules. As such, the following settlement funds are only for those who have been accepted by Quebec immigration
1 adult: $2924
1 adult 1 child: $3930
1 adult 2 children: $4436
1 adult 3 children: $4942
2 adults: $4288
2 adults 1 child: $4804
2 adult 2 children: $5185
2 adult 3 children: $5566
This is what i found on a website canadavisa.com
And
Financial capacity
To obtain a CAQ for studies, you must demonstrate that you have the necessary resources to cover tuition fees, transportation expenses (return ticket to your country of origin), settling-in expenses in the first year (C$500), and annual living expenses for the duration of your stay.
For 2017, these expenses are estimated at:
For one person under age 18 C$6,171
For one person age 18 or older C$12,341
For two persons age 18 or older C$18,098
For one person over age 18 and one under age 18 C$16,584
For two persons over age 18 and one under age 18 C$20,274
For two persons over age 18 and two under age 18 C$21,881
,the later one showing for study purpose i guess, later one is from
http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/immigrate-settle/students/obtaining-authorizations/requirements/financial-capacity.html
So please share your opinion.
@lijose , how much you are carrying and how much planning to show?
I am in big confusion . I'm planning to land before Christmas or Early January(1st week).
in my opinion 7-8K (3.5 to 4 lacs) will be sufficient to do the landing, however if you are carrying more than 10000 CAD while doing landing then you have to fill a declaration form and you have to inform about the same to the CBSA officer during landing.Expected from
@APPNOV2014NY , @poisonapple, @sunnymks , @lijose and @can-dream and other members too.
Actually i have a weird Question and I expect everyone give your opinion or link where i can see the amount as proof of funds required for landing in Quebec as a Quebec Skilled worker category?
The Province of Quebec governs its own immigration rules. As such, the following settlement funds are only for those who have been accepted by Quebec immigration
1 adult: $2924
1 adult 1 child: $3930
1 adult 2 children: $4436
1 adult 3 children: $4942
2 adults: $4288
2 adults 1 child: $4804
2 adult 2 children: $5185
2 adult 3 children: $5566
This is what i found on a website canadavisa.com
And
Financial capacity
To obtain a CAQ for studies, you must demonstrate that you have the necessary resources to cover tuition fees, transportation expenses (return ticket to your country of origin), settling-in expenses in the first year (C$500), and annual living expenses for the duration of your stay.
For 2017, these expenses are estimated at:
For one person under age 18 C$6,171
For one person age 18 or older C$12,341
For two persons age 18 or older C$18,098
For one person over age 18 and one under age 18 C$16,584
For two persons over age 18 and one under age 18 C$20,274
For two persons over age 18 and two under age 18 C$21,881
,the later one showing for study purpose i guess, later one is from
http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/immigrate-settle/students/obtaining-authorizations/requirements/financial-capacity.html
So please share your opinion.
@lijose , how much you are carrying and how much planning to show?
I am in big confusion . I'm planning to land before Christmas or Early January(1st week).
Hope this helps dear and wish you all the luck for the Landing.
Thank you very much dear, let's see other's opinion.
Tomorrow do check ECAS,EMAIL,GCKEY. Thursday........ Good news day for most of the applicant's. Waiting to see some good news tomorrow from our friends.
@alex the king - Sorry. I do not have answer to your question. I just plan to take print outs of bank statements from my Canadian and US bank accounts as POF.
Why are you looking for CAQ option ? it should be for folks who are coming on students visa for studies ...Expected from
@APPNOV2014NY , @poisonapple, @sunnymks , @lijose and @can-dream and other members too.
Actually i have a weird Question and I expect everyone give your opinion or link where i can see the amount as proof of funds required for landing in Quebec as a Quebec Skilled worker category?
The Province of Quebec governs its own immigration rules. As such, the following settlement funds are only for those who have been accepted by Quebec immigration
1 adult: $2924
1 adult 1 child: $3930
1 adult 2 children: $4436
1 adult 3 children: $4942
2 adults: $4288
2 adults 1 child: $4804
2 adult 2 children: $5185
2 adult 3 children: $5566
This is what i found on a website canadavisa.com
And
Financial capacity
To obtain a CAQ for studies, you must demonstrate that you have the necessary resources to cover tuition fees, transportation expenses (return ticket to your country of origin), settling-in expenses in the first year (C$500), and annual living expenses for the duration of your stay.
For 2017, these expenses are estimated at:
For one person under age 18 C$6,171
For one person age 18 or older C$12,341
For two persons age 18 or older C$18,098
For one person over age 18 and one under age 18 C$16,584
For two persons over age 18 and one under age 18 C$20,274
For two persons over age 18 and two under age 18 C$21,881
,the later one showing for study purpose i guess, later one is from
http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/immigrate-settle/students/obtaining-authorizations/requirements/financial-capacity.html
So please share your opinion.
@lijose , how much you are carrying and how much planning to show?
I am in big confusion . I'm planning to land before Christmas or Early January(1st week).
You should be good if you are keeping funds as prescribed by CIC/Quebec immigration ...
Finally found the answer.
Thanks for your answer poisonapple.
http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/immigrate-settle/permanent-workers/requirements-programs/glossary.html#sufficiency
So this is what required minimum for CBSA will look for.
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I started my application in dec2016 for federal.
Medicals done in Oct.2017
Awaiting DM AND PPR.
Hopefully it should come by March 2018.Rest we can never predict CIC.
@alex the king If you have money, then carry as much as you can in cash. Cash is the king. That is my personal experience. Estimated expense may be 750cad but actual can go 1300cad. We never know. As per limits, it is around INR 1.5L approx. but to carry 5L is the most advised thing. Remember, weather is bad, circumstances may change.
Moreover, no updates for me
as of now.
Bonne chance pour tous !!!
Moreover, no updates for me
as of now. Bonne chance pour tous !!!
Monsieur l'avocat connaissez Dr Williams GROULX président fondateur de L'ACPLI basé au Québec