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Right after you are nominated? No, you'd need a study visa for that. However, as soon as your as became a PR (landed) you can do whatever you want. Work, study, open a business...

A job offer is a requirement for the BC PNP unless you graduated from a BC university. Since you don't have either you cannot apply. For other provinces please search the forum as there is a lot of information available on every possible option. It's just a matter of reading and figuring out...

That's a PGWP? A few weeks.

Everybody above the cutoff score get invited.

1. Yes, you put how long you have been living together and also the day you started. So for instance it would be "... solemnly declare that we have cohabited in a conjugal relationship 2 year(s) from 2015-04-29 ..."

As far as I know you at least 1 year of continuous work and 1560 hours, so if you work 30, 40 or 60 hours a week you still need to complete the 1 full year. You'll only be able to apply in September.

Industry standards doesn't mean median, it could mean above the 10th percentile for all we know. LMIA rules state clearly that the wage must be equal or above the median, but things are less clear with the BC PNP. I wish they were more clear actually but I guess they want to have some wiggle...

Interesting, so the scammer probably get the phone numbers openly posted in this forum (people they know are temporary residents) and use them to try to scam people. The sad part is that some people still transfer them money via Western Union or whatnot.

Any work permit with or without LMIA is acceptable. If you don't currently work for the company it will have to prove the recruitment efforts.

$700 fee now.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/security/police-cert/north-america/canada.asp The visa officer may ask you for one, but you don't need one to apply.

No. You don't need the PCC from Canada.

For people applying with dependants (spouse and children) is the $550 fee per person or per application?

I don't know about other provinces, but in BC, if the current rules still apply then, she will be able to apply for the paper based PNP with no experience and no job offer as soon as she finishes her master. She will need to show her intent to continue living in BC though, which might be more...

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