Mihirakula
Star Member
- Jul 26, 2020
- 19
- Category........
- CEC
- Visa Office......
- Kitchener
- NOC Code......
- 6221
- Pre-Assessed..
- Yes
- AOR Received.
- 10-11-2022
I recently graduated from a Quebec university and will soon apply under the FSW program with my foreign work experience. If I show my foreign work experience only and a lease agreement in Ontario (where I have a cousin), will that be seen as credible proof that I intent to leave Quebec? Right now, my only ties to Quebec are my phone bills, bank statements and driving license. Throughout my studies, I lived with a friend and never signed a lease.
In the current scenario, I am more likely to get my ITA first before I land a NOC job outside of Quebec. If I could get away with showing a lease agreement in Ontario, I was kinda hoping to stay in Montreal until I get a job in Ontario. Moving without a job is expensive, and I have been spoiled by Montreal's low cost-of-living!
For what it's worth, I intend to leave Quebec in a heartbeat as soon as I get a job offer. What I am concerned about right now is what shall I do if I get my ITA before I get a job offer.
I am also considering the alternative of going home for the duration of the application process, if push comes to shove. This will severely damage my job search prospects, but I am willing go for it if the alternative is to have my PR application refused. If I have to resort to this route, shall plane tickets suffice to prove that I intend to leave Quebec?
In the current scenario, I am more likely to get my ITA first before I land a NOC job outside of Quebec. If I could get away with showing a lease agreement in Ontario, I was kinda hoping to stay in Montreal until I get a job in Ontario. Moving without a job is expensive, and I have been spoiled by Montreal's low cost-of-living!
For what it's worth, I intend to leave Quebec in a heartbeat as soon as I get a job offer. What I am concerned about right now is what shall I do if I get my ITA before I get a job offer.
I am also considering the alternative of going home for the duration of the application process, if push comes to shove. This will severely damage my job search prospects, but I am willing go for it if the alternative is to have my PR application refused. If I have to resort to this route, shall plane tickets suffice to prove that I intend to leave Quebec?
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