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Doni,
you did t mention the type of visa he is applying for?
It depends on category, and you have all documentation needed for all visa types on their official site.
I think that tourist visas have more chances then Study or W/p visas, because thay have no work permits and no wright to work, so less chances to stay in CA.
 
Doni said:
Urgent:

I have a question for all who can reply and give some help.

I have a friend, who wants to attend a Language Course in Vancouver. He made a payment for that course including homestay family for one month, but wants to know what kind of documents he needs to submit in order to have more chances to get the visa. Does he need to prove that he has property in his country and that he has a job so he is not going to stay there (Vancouver) after he finishes the course. His visa office is Vienna.

Any additional information would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance...
Hi Doni,

According Vienna office's webpage (Who should apply for a study permit), your friend doesn't need a study permit if s/he plan to take a course that lasts six months or less. (However, s/he might need a temporary resident visa (tourist visa)... it depending on your friend's country of citizenship.)
Otherwise, s/he need a study permit.

As for a study permit, your friend have to submit at least documents on IMM 5483 and APPLICATION FOR A STUDY PERMIT – CHECKLIST provided by the Embassy of Canada to Austria.
I think Vienna office's Studying in Canada: Study permits probably help your friend.
If your friend is a citizen of, and resident in, any of the following countries, s/he may be able to apply for your study permit online :
Australia, Barbados, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Iceland, Italy, Japan, New Zealand, Norway, Republic of Ireland, Sweden, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, United States of America and Puerto Rico (USA)
It's the way of getting the permit faster. See Apply for a Study Permit (from outside Canada) for more details.

The Embassy of Canada to Austria will provide your friend a letter(s), and the officer in the border will issue the visa to your friend.
I think it's better that show the officer a ticket of your friend's return flight with other necessary documents.

P.S. International Students' threads may be helpful...?


@ Friends whose office isn't Vienna,
Almost all links in this post are referring to Vienna office's website. Don't read :p
 
blok45 said:
Doni,
you did t mention the type of visa he is applying for?
It depends on category, and you have all documentation needed for all visa types on their official site.
I think that tourist visas have more chances then Study or W/p visas, because thay have no work permits and no wright to work, so less chances to stay in CA.

Sorry Blok45, he needs Temporary Resident Visa.

Thanks,
 
mysteaka said:
Hi Doni,

According Vienna office's webpage (Who should apply for a study permit), your friend doesn't need a study permit if s/he plan to take a course that lasts six months or less. (However, s/he might need a temporary resident visa (tourist visa)... it depending on your friend's country of citizenship.)
Otherwise, s/he need a study permit.

As for a study permit, your friend have to submit at least documents on IMM 5483 and APPLICATION FOR A STUDY PERMIT – CHECKLIST provided by the Embassy of Canada to Austria.
I think Vienna office's Studying in Canada: Study permits probably help your friend.
If your friend is a citizen of, and resident in, any of the following countries, s/he may be able to apply for your study permit online :
Australia, Barbados, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Iceland, Italy, Japan, New Zealand, Norway, Republic of Ireland, Sweden, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, United States of America and Puerto Rico (USA)
It's the way of getting the permit faster. See Apply for a Study Permit (from outside Canada) for more details.

The Embassy of Canada to Austria will provide your friend a letter(s), and the officer in the border will issue the visa to your friend.
I think it's better that show the officer a ticket of your friend's return flight with other necessary documents.

P.S. International Students' threads may be helpful...?


@ Friends whose office isn't Vienna,
Almost all links in this post are referring to Vienna office's website. Don't read :p

Mysteaka, he made the payment for a course (Language Course) which lasts one month. Do you think that there are more chances if he proves that he has property in his country so hi will not try to stay there and of course he has to show that he is working, right?

Thanks...
 
hi all. just would like to ask in behalf of my brother. he wants to apply under this category by next year, but he would just like to know if one should be currently working in order to qualify in this category. as you can see, he is resigned since 2011 and will apply as immigrant next year. his wife is currently on a working visa. i cannot answer this one, i'm hoping someone could answer this. thank you all and seniors :)
 
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Doni said:
Mysteaka, he made the payment for a course (Language Course) which lasts one month. Do you think that there are more chances if he proves that he has property in his country so hi will not try to stay there and of course he has to show that he is working, right?

Thanks...

Hi Doni,

Yes, I believe it's better to submit his proof of property as well as a letter from his employer, and explain "why he submits proof of his property" in a cover letter.
I thought the Embassy of Canada to Austria is explaining so when I read their Temporary Resident Visa Checklist.

Hope your friend gets the visa successfully :)
 
ishpiringkiting said:
hi all. just would like to ask in behalf of my brother. he wants to apply under this category by next year, but he would just like to know if one should be currently working in order to qualify in this category. as you can see, he is resigned since 2011 and will apply as immigrant next year. his wife is currently on a working visa. i cannot answer this one, i'm hoping someone could answer this. thank you all and seniors :)

Hi ishpiringkiting,

Please let your brother know this url : http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/index.asp , so he will get an answer :)
 
CC charged waiting for PER

Hi all :),

Satgur Nanak Pargataya Mitti Dhund Jag
Channan Hoia.
Aap ji nu Sri Guru Nanak Dev
Ji De aagman purab dian Lakh-Lakh Vadayian.
HAPPY GURPURAB!!

Got my CC charged today , I would like to know what is the time line for getting a PER . According to the table maintained some got it the day +- 1 or 2 and some got in weeks.

Thanks,
Jaz
 
Re: CC charged waiting for PER

jaz0020 said:
Hi all :),

Satgur Nanak Pargataya Mitti Dhund Jag
Channan Hoia.
Aap ji nu Sri Guru Nanak Dev
Ji De aagman purab dian Lakh-Lakh Vadayian.
HAPPY GURPURAB!!

Got my CC charged today , I would like to know what is the time line for getting a PER . According to the table maintained some got it the day +- 1 or 2 and some got in weeks.

Thanks,
Jaz

Tuwanu vi
Guru Nanak Dev De aagman purab dian Lakh-Lakh Vadayian.
HAPPY GURPURAB!!

And also congrats for getting your CC charged hope you will get your PER in this week.
 
ishpiringkiting said:
hi all. just would like to ask in behalf of my brother. he wants to apply under this category by next year, but he would just like to know if one should be currently working in order to qualify in this category. as you can see, he is resigned since 2011 and will apply as immigrant next year. his wife is currently on a working visa. i cannot answer this one, i'm hoping someone could answer this. thank you all and seniors :)

Hi,

What i know is this category is FSW2 Arranged employment as you said he has no job right now so may be it will be difficult form him to apply .. if he has one year experience in Canada then he can apply in experience class or from outside Canada if can get 67 points for FSW class he can apply in 2013.
 
shahid_iet said:
Hi,

What i know is this category is FSW2 Arranged employment as you said he has no job right now so may be it will be difficult form him to apply .. if he has one year experience in Canada then he can apply in experience class or from outside Canada if can get 67 points for FSW class he can apply in 2013.

Hello!,

Just to clarify, he has two ways of applying through CEC:

1. 1 year working at a full-time skilled job along with 2 years studying a post-secondary full time program at a Canadian Institution.
2. 2 years working at a full-time skilled job

My point is that he can apply through CEC only if he has previously studied in Canada at least for 2 years.
 
@ds3010 and shahid, thank you for the kind reply. we were just discussing now based on your replies. my brother was a restaurant manager for 3 years before resigning last 2011. his wife is a tfw with noc 6641. by next year, he is planning to apply as immigrant under fsw, he just would like to know if one should be currently working if under fsw arranged employment scheme. the thing is, the employer of his wife can offer him a job cause he is qualified to work, also as a food counter attendant. he wants to know if unemployment can disqualify his application, because as far as i know, one should be currently working if under working visa application. i have no idea cause he is applying as immigrant. ::)
 
ishpiringkiting said:
@ds3010 and shahid, thank you for the kind reply. we were just discussing now based on your replies. my brother was a restaurant manager for 3 years before resigning last 2011. his wife is a tfw with noc 6641. by next year, he is planning to apply as immigrant under fsw, he just would like to know if one should be currently working if under fsw arranged employment scheme. the thing is, the employer of his wife can offer him a job cause he is qualified to work, also as a food counter attendant. he wants to know if unemployment can disqualify his application, because as far as i know, one should be currently working if under working visa application. i have no idea cause he is applying as immigrant. ::)

Hi ishpiringkiting,

When I had read your post first, I stupidly wondered that why your brother didn't read CIC informations by himself though an answer of his question is shown there...
However, I noticed that his case seems complex when I read your 2nd post. Now I would like to tell you some little things... I'm afraid.


1. A person who doesn't work currently can apply under current FSW1 (FSW arranged employment) category.

In order to apply under this case,
  • your brother must not be working in Canada and
  • he does not have a valid work permit and
  • he must have a valid offer of arranged employment.

In this case, the offer of employment is valid if his prospective employer:
  • has made an offer to hire you on an indeterminate basis if you are accepted as a FSW; and
  • has obtained a positive Arranged Employment Opinion from HRSDC.
and your brother meets all required Canadian licensing or regulatory standards associated with the job.

More details can be viewed here.

2. A food counter attendant IS NOT skilled worker.
According to NOC Matrix 2011 (Please note that this matrix is newest version), Food counter attendant's NOC level is "D".
In order to apply under FSW, your brother must get an arranged employment with skilled job which NOC level is "0", "A", or "B" as you know.
Human Resources and Skills Development Canada is also helpful to know NOC level of each job. Please check it if you need.


I think that it's much better and faster for your brother that applying under current or new CEC category after 2013.
Current eligibility is explaind by ds3010.
As for new CEC program, a person who has 1 year working experience as skilled worker job in Canada will be able to apply under new CEC category. I believe you know about new CEC program from * NEW FSW Points Criteria Announced & NEW Federal Skilled Trades Class (FSTC) * as you already asked about yourself at that thread.
Your brother's previous job (A restaurant manager) is under NOC level "0". It's skilled worker job.

Good luck :)