sababx said:
Hi
I have been researching for few months now and I really want to get some advices. Please help me out. I am from Bangladesh but I am residing in Canada now (BC).
Myself:
1. Post Grad Work Permit
2. CIBC as an FSR (NOC B)
3. MBA from Thompson Rivers Uni
4. Paycheck biweekly
5. Zero savings in my account.
Wife:
1. Residing in Bangladesh
2. Last semester for her undergrad in computer science
3. Ielts (8 out of 9) General Training.
4. Worked as a part time Accounts executive in a marketing agency.
5. Zero savings in account.
So please help me out and let me know on what can be done and what will be my processing time?
Thank you
If you can demonstrate thoroughly its a NOC B job (Provide detailed experience describing responsibilities / offer letter, multiple pay stubs (one recent and one from the start time of job, T4 / NOA if any) and your wage is better than median for this NOC in your province, you don't really need funds.
You can quote your annual salary in Canada in place of funds available for stay.
Processing time would be listed on CIC website for outside of canada work permits.
Update:
Your wife's education, language test and work experience would just be a positive element and would help with her ties to home country but are not really a requirement. Most people who apply and get SOWP might not work, take language exam or have a professional degree. However, the principal spouse in that case needs to have a strong profile