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Well that might be the case yet the programs are already full time 2 years. I just want to take my courses in summer so I can finish earlier in 16 months/4 terms. The only issue is, will having a 1 course term effect my PGWP?

I meant one course ;) its worth 3 credits only so I dont if it will be problematic...

Not really but I just want to understand the mentality behind.

They say its full time contradicting the link I gave you but I dont know...

16 months make 4 terms? i didnt understand why you said it? btw that one lecture per term is only 3 credits...would that make a difference?

Thanks for your reply... http://www.concordia.ca/students/financial-support/government-loans/quebec/definition-of-fulltimestudies.html here it says you need 9 credits per term to be full time. thats why i was worried. i contacted the uni as well. hopefully it wont be a problem but i am worried...

I need help with this scenario. My program only has 1 lecture in the summer term but the program is a 2 year masters program with 45 credits. Would it be problematic that one of the terms has one lecture only? Would it still be counted as 4 terms study and able to get 3 year pgwp or should i...

I need help with this scenario as well. If we do like this 1st term: 3 lectures 2nd term: 1 lecture only 3rd term: 2 lectures and paper 4th term: term paper will the 2nd term be problematic as it only has 1 lecture and will not be counted as a proper term?

Hello, Thanks for your reply. The student desk seems to confuse their version of academic years with immigration's...In any case, they warned me that some students got shorter permits so I wanted to check with you guys. It would be quite funny if we cant get 3 years after studying so much...

Hello, there seems to be many people going to concordia uni in montreal. I wanted to confirm something. The international desk told me that the programs are 2 years(24 months) but some people finish in 16 or so but they might get shorter PGWP. Can you tell which program and for how long you...

Hello everyone, Ive been researching ways to immigrate to Canada. Initially I was planning to do masters in canada for 2 years to get 3 year PGWP but my plan will not be possible due to unfortune rejection by the university I applied. I am checking PNP programs and they seem relatively easier...

Thank you for the clarification, it looked nonsense anyways but you never know!! So as far as I know, the continuity requirement was removed for Canada experience like you said, so the total experience should be calculated. Yet is this not the case for foreign experience?

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/apply-who.asp here there is a requirement which says 'in the same job'. Did I misunderstand it?

Hi everyone, in Federal Skilled Workers, I saw that the work experience must be minimum 1 year full time "in the same job". Does this mean, even if we work 11 months 3 times, we are not eligible to appyle for EE? This sounds quite stupid, anything can happen with any job that would require you...

Hi everyone, Ive been searching for business/economics related programs that starts in January. I have found a couple but there arent many, do you know any universities that are good yet still have january intake?

Thanks for the feedbacks. Looking more deeply, I see the importance of the OPEN work permit given by PGWP. When it means open, it means that it wont be necessary to prove that they couldnt find a canadian to fill your job and you can work in any job you like. Thats why like you guys said, going...

Guys please...is it enough just to be full time and finish 4 semesters for 3 year pgwp?

This is probably one of the most imporant topics which is still not %100 clear. For example, there are many master programs with 45 credits. Will they be eligible for 3 year pgwp assuming we study 4 terms? This also effects costs as less credits will usually cost less overall...Correct...

First of all is enrolling two full time programs at the same time possible? I would like to enter Canada for a 16 month education but if I start in January, will it be possible that I start another program around September. For example, if I enroll in a diploma and before it can end, I want to...

From what I know, unless you get a bridging working permit that allows you to work in between, you cant work with only student permit as you are not a full time student and therefore not eligible to work unless its on a break term but not if you have graduated. This is what I know, if someone...