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Hi Everyone, Is it possible for a person in visit visa to apply for work permit while still in Canada or does he need to exit Canada before the process? What's the process like? Also, can he apply and get a job offer while still in visit visa? I hope someone would be able to answer my...

I definitely don't think it's true.

He's right, if your children are included on your husband's application before and met the requirements, then it should be fine. Check this link http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/sponsor/spouse-apply-who.asp You may also want to take note of this, it's from the said website: "Dependent...

Yes, I think criminal charges will affect the application.

Hi breech... can you tell me how long have you been working as RN in the Philippines? Did you work there as a nurse or NA? Did you have work experience in other countries? My brother has just graduated nursing in EAC and is waiting for the result of his board exam, which should be out in March...

If your husband left and is coming back by road/car, he won't need a PR card. I know a friend who had recently landed for residence and went to US a few days ago... she didn't get a problem coming back. You may call this number to be sure and ask an immigration official reg your situation...

Thanks very much BCguy ;) I will call them first thing on Monday.

Just in case he didn't ; )

In my experience, you better disclose in your application all your work/activities for the period requested, whether it is relevant or not, specially if you're applying under skilled category. We got our PR through the help of an agency and they advised us to do so. We received our PR visa in...

It depends. If you're filling up immig forms for your education, college level means you should put the school you attended after high school- (whether that school's name has "college" or "university" word in it) and other infos reg it (ie degree/course you took).

I hope you don't mind me correcting you, aurobind, about the possible points coming from a spouse. The PA's spouse education and relative in Canada may add points to the application. I have a bachelor's degree and I'm certain it added points to our PR application (my husband was the PA).

Hi BCguy, This is the answer/tip I was waiting for. The PNP was first in my mind but since, as per the regulatory bodies, both my siblings' professions require them to go through a long procedure of registration as a midwife or nurse in Canada (I spoke to an employer before and she told me...

If you're asking whether you can take TOEFL instead of IELTS, I think it's a YES, unless of course if you were specifically asked to take IELTS then that's another story. Both IELTS and TOEFL test English proficiency. Usually the test results are valid for one year.

You may go to an immigration agency to help you apply or you may apply directly. Check out this website: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/index.asp

I don't think you need to send proof of her English proficiency. You need to submit supporting documents on the information you mentioned on the application form. For more info, check out this website: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/index.asp

I suggest you submit those documents anyway. Let the CIC decide whether they need them or not. Good luck!

Thanks kayebee8! I don't have a child yet. And my sister is a single-mom. If ever I get an employer for her, will she be able to bring her 5-year old son when she comes here?

Hi, I would like to help my 22-year old brother, who just graduated as a nurse, and a 28-year old sister, a registered midwife in the Philippines- to immigrate and work here in BC. Here are their infos: *Brother -single -graduated as a nurse -will get the result of his registration board exam...

Hi, I would like to help my 22-year old brother, who just graduated as a nurse, and a 28-year old sister, a registered midwife in the Philippines- to immigrate and work here in BC. Here are their infos: *Brother -single -graduated as a nurse -will get the result of his registration board exam...