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Wow this thread brings back memories. Good luck to all applicants! ;) ;D

It wouldn't hurt if you start learning french.

Hey A wassup? Bakit wala ka pa dito sa Montreal? :)

Wow i still remember this thread when it was only a couple of pages long. :) Hit me up when you guys arrive here in Montreal. I can help you settle in the city. Good luck everyone!

Hey congratulations guys. It's nice to see you all keeping this thread alive. :) Hit me up when you arrive here in Montreal or coming in a month or two. A bientot!

Nice to see you guys keeping this thread alive :) If you guys are coming to Montreal in a month or two hit me up. A bientot!

Define non-accompanying. Most applicants mistake that for their spouse not coming with them during their landing but in legal terms it is defined as your spouse not ever coming with you to reside in Canada. If that is the case then no he won't be able to contribute to the points in total and he...

Where are you going to apply for a student visa? Quebec? It's gonna be much more expensive. You'd need a huge POF compared to the one required in landing here in Quebec, plus you'd be considered (rightfully so) as an international student which would mean that your tuition fees are going to be...

The assessment fee was around 117 CAD last year. I dunno now how much it is right now. Only immigrants with Quebec's selection certificate are allowed to take the bridging course. You'd be wasting your money if you don't have any plans to move in Quebec or have the CSQ (Quebec Selection...

During my time, i went to check under which NOC classification i fall under and checked their description. The rule then was you should have at least 80% of what was described or listed there. Don't try to just cut and paste the job description though. During my interview I was asked if my...

You can get your points from your AOT as long as you've had worked for at least a year in a related field/domain even if your diploma has been obtained more than 5 years ago.

QSW is like PNP. You're going to sign an agreement that you would need to reside in Quebec. You need to pay your taxes in Quebec and you need to reside in Quebec. I've heard from my cousin that some people who transferred to another province being denied and being deported back to the...

^ Nope. I just applied on my own. It took about a year. @blacksheep On page seven of this thread.

I'm just glad applicants still find it useful. Hit me up when you guys are already here in Montreal.

Wow. Sounds great! Malapit na yan! Good luck to your application sa federal stage. Welcome to Montreal n a next time :)

Pwede nga rin and I think kahit naman ano pa ang sagot mo sa third question na yun it all just boils down to the 5th question. May permit ka ba to practice in Quebec o wala? So I guess sa mga magtatanong in the future you can answer yes for that third question. :) Ang iniisip ko naman kasi dati...

Hiwalay ang procedure ng immigration and application as a nurse dito so pwede ninyo pagsabayin kung gusto ninyo. To know more pumunta kayo sa OIIQ.org or check out this link po. Yes I know it's in French. Walang English page sa pagkakaalam ko pero nandito lahat ng details sa immigrants trying to...

Wala tayo sa kahit anong choice except kung natapos na ang equivalency or assessment ng OIIQ sa iyo in which you'd fall under the 3rd option.

Sa Quebec Immigration website po nandoon lahat ng requirements and forms na kailangan ninyo.

I don't think so. you're still employed by the company right? But you have to inform the federal government for any changes in your employment or marital status etc. What's your aot by the way?