SPOUSE / FAMILY CLASS timeline MANILA Visa Office PHILIPPINES

[3gs]

Hi naka receive na po ako ng update sa mycic kanina. Background check in progress na . Any idea po sa time frame ng background check? Hoping for PPR soon

Ppr na next niyan sis. Malapit na yan sis claim na

 

[charcarl]

Ppr na next niyan sis. Malapit na yan sis claim na

Sana nga malapit na . PPR na sana this week

 

[Siliana]

Hi! Same tayo ng visa officer VT din. Nagwoworry lg ako lasi walang acknowledment of receipt yung AOM nung iemail namn. Sana PPR na soon.


Application filled: 4-24-2016
AOR1: 6-10-2016
AOR2: 8-4-2016
Addtl Docs: (AOM) 10-9-2016
Letter of pre arrival: 10-20-2016
-waiting-

 

[charcarl]

Hi! Same tayo ng visa officer VT din. Nagwoworry lg ako lasi walang acknowledment of receipt yung AOM nung iemail namn. Sana PPR na soon.


Application filled: 4-24-2016
AOR1: 6-10-2016
AOR2: 8-4-2016
Addtl Docs: (AOM) 10-9-2016
Letter of pre arrival: 10-20-2016
-waiting-

hi almost same tayo ng timeline nauuna ka lang ng ilang araw. KC. naman VO ko. hiningi original na AOM and additional docs. wala pako narereceive na pre arrival letter. in progress na ba Background check mo?

 

[maricarnico27]

Sana nga malapit na . PPR na sana this week

Hi charcarl ano itsura ng pre arrival letter? Bakit nageemail na sila ng pre arrival nang wala pang ppr? Same tayo ng vo eh til now wla parin ppr after mag IP ng background check..

 

[charcarl]

Hi charcarl ano itsura ng pre arrival letter? Bakit nageemail na sila ng pre arrival nang wala pang ppr? Same tayo ng vo eh til now wla parin ppr after mag IP ng background check..

Hi maricarnico27. Wala pako pre arrival letter. Yung iba meron na non pero wala pa ppr. KC din ba VO mo? Kelan nag IP background check mo?

 

[maricarnico27]

Hi maricarnico27. Wala pako pre arrival letter. Yung iba meron na non pero wala pa ppr. KC din ba VO mo? Kelan nag IP background check mo?

November 3 nag IP ang BC ni hubby.. waiting paren.. KC din VO niya. Wait din kami if may hingin na additional documents kaso wala kahit anong update. Kaya lang wala nman ibang hihingin samin kase straight forward nman application namin walang masyadong titignan. That's why I'm wondering why it's taking so long sa BC eh isa lang nman pinasa niya. Hayyyyy.. cguro sabay sabay tayo eemail.. alam ko that's how they do it eh.

 

[charcarl]

November 3 nag IP ang BC ni hubby.. waiting paren.. KC din VO niya. Wait din kami if may hingin na additional documents kaso wala kahit anong update. Kaya lang wala nman ibang hihingin samin kase straight forward nman application namin walang masyadong titignan. That's why I'm wondering why it's taking so long sa BC eh isa lang nman pinasa niya. Hayyyyy.. cguro sabay sabay tayo eemail.. alam ko that's how they do it eh.

Ako nag request sila ng AOM and additional proofs las oct 11, napasa ko oct 19 then nov 13 nag in progress na yung background check ko.. Sana nga mamigay na sila ng ppr. Sabi ng iba parang by batch sila namimigay ng ppr. Sana ppr na tayo this week.

 

[maricarnico27]

Ako nag request sila ng AOM and additional proofs las oct 11, napasa ko oct 19 then nov 13 nag in progress na yung background check ko.. Sana nga mamigay na sila ng ppr. Sabi ng iba parang by batch sila namimigay ng ppr. Sana ppr na tayo this week.

Sana nga ppr na tayo this week.. alam ko din by batch sila nagrerelease ng ppr. Un hinihintay ko eh kung manghingi samin ng additional proof of relationship kaso walang email eh nag IP nlang bigla background check niya. Ppr soon pleaseeeeee...

 

[charcarl]

Sana nga ppr na tayo this week.. alam ko din by batch sila nagrerelease ng ppr. Un hinihintay ko eh kung manghingi samin ng additional proof of relationship kaso walang email eh nag IP nlang bigla background check niya. Ppr soon pleaseeeeee...

Oo nga sana PPR na very soon satin mga naghihintay ng PPR

 

[Planning for Canada PH]

FREE PRE-ARRIVAL ORIENTATION SESSIONS (PHILIPPINES)

Canada-bound immigrants from PHILIPPINES have a chance to participate in Planning for Canada (PFC) one-day pre-departure orientation session, free of charge, for Economic and Family class immigrant applicants. PFC is jointly delivered by the Canadian Orientation Abroad (COA) program and the Canadian Immigrant Integration Program (CIIP) and is funded by the Government of Canada.

Participation in a PFC session will provide you with important information on Canada, including, but not limited to:
• Flight and arrival procedures (immigration forms, transfer of funds and belongings, taxes and duties)
• Accommodation (short-term and long-term housing: available options, prices, practical advice and search hints)
• Job-hunting (labour market overview, Canadian CV and motivation letter, interview, search methods for short-term and long-term employment)
• PR Card issuance and renewal, citizenship eligibility, family sponsorship options and requirements
• Education (enrolment into schools, colleges, universities, etc.)
• Healthcare system (free medicare and applicable fees, private insurance, family doctors and health services)
• Canadian taxes (types, rates, filling of tax returns, practical advice)
• Social benefits (employment insurance, maternity/paternity leave, child benefits, etc.)
• Retirement system (types and key features of retirement benefits)
• Other pressing issues on adaptation in Canada

In order to participate in a session, you need to be in the final stage of your immigration (at the stage of your medicals / invitation to submit passports for visas / or have a visa).

Register now at planningforcanada.ca
For any questions please email us at: coamanila@iom.int

 

[Survivor27]

FREE PRE-ARRIVAL ORIENTATION SESSIONS (PHILIPPINES)

Canada-bound immigrants from PHILIPPINES have a chance to participate in Planning for Canada (PFC) one-day pre-departure orientation session, free of charge, for Economic and Family class immigrant applicants. PFC is jointly delivered by the Canadian Orientation Abroad (COA) program and the Canadian Immigrant Integration Program (CIIP) and is funded by the Government of Canada.

Participation in a PFC session will provide you with important information on Canada, including, but not limited to:
• Flight and arrival procedures (immigration forms, transfer of funds and belongings, taxes and duties)
• Accommodation (short-term and long-term housing: available options, prices, practical advice and search hints)
• Job-hunting (labour market overview, Canadian CV and motivation letter, interview, search methods for short-term and long-term employment)
• PR Card issuance and renewal, citizenship eligibility, family sponsorship options and requirements
• Education (enrolment into schools, colleges, universities, etc.)
• Healthcare system (free medicare and applicable fees, private insurance, family doctors and health services)
• Canadian taxes (types, rates, filling of tax returns, practical advice)
• Social benefits (employment insurance, maternity/paternity leave, child benefits, etc.)
• Retirement system (types and key features of retirement benefits)
• Other pressing issues on adaptation in Canada

In order to participate in a session, you need to be in the final stage of your immigration (at the stage of your medicals / invitation to submit passports for visas / or have a visa).

Register now at planningforcanada.ca
For any questions please email us at: coamanila@iom.int

Most of the above are also being discussed when attending GCP/PDOS at CFO. Thank you for sharing, though.

 

[buttercam]

Most of the above are also being discussed when attending GCP/PDOS at CFO. Thank you for sharing, though.

Hi Survivor27 and everyone,

Just a thought I would want to share, based on personal experience as well on the pre-arrival services.

I've taken GCP provided by CFO already and currently taking pre-arrival services programs as well. Yes, there are similarities in the topics they discuss, but the ones provided by accredited service providers of the Canadian government are more detailed and provide valuable information for everyone going to Canada. I'm an applicant as well and not related to this agency hehe, but you can try other service providers (there are a number of them accredited by the Canadian government) based on the list provided on the CIC website. GCP information and advice of spouse and family members in Canada is fine and equally important, but if you yourself want to get detailed information on a lot of things, I recommend that you avail of the pre-arrival services.

This is particularly true if you want more details on finding an employment: for example, even if you are a professional in the Philippines, the employment system and what Canadian employers look for (there's even a resume format and accreditation of the degree you earned in the Philippines so that it will be recognized by the Canadian employers), all the taxation requirements, and knowing all the benefits that the government has to offer (which is what Canada is known for) to its citizens and PRs. FREE naman, will just take your time nga lng kasi mahaba. And in some service providers, you can look up at the video courses online so that you can watch it just on your free time.

In some service providers, you can also just tell them what particular topic you want to explore, and those are the topics that they will provide information on.

Lahat ng service providers funded ng government of Canada, so they actually try to solicit you to avail of their services para mabayaran sila hehe. So they have to do a good job para sila un irecommend sa mga bagong immigrants ng mga past na nagtake ng courses.

If you're going to Toronto, I for one recommend the YMCA of Greater Toronto- Online services/pre-arrival services for new immigrants to Canada: http://nextstopcanada.ca/

They have a checklist of topics relating to setting your new life in Canada, just choose the topics you're interested in, chat with their online specialist, then they will provide you with a personalized plan on sites and videos you can watch later on for getting information for your new life in Canada. This is purely done online, though, or they also provide inland settlement services once you've arrived in Canada.

For employment, you can try SUCCESS- AEIP Pre-arrival settlement services: https://aeipsuccess.ca/auth/login

There's a LOT of information to digest, but I think it's all beneficial in the end. Magandang pampalipas oras at pampaexcite lalo sa new life nyo sa Canada.

 

[r2rlanes]

Sana nga ppr na tayo this week.. alam ko din by batch sila nagrerelease ng ppr. Un hinihintay ko eh kung manghingi samin ng additional proof of relationship kaso walang email eh nag IP nlang bigla background check niya. Ppr soon pleaseeeeee...

Question po, pag nag In Progress or In Process ba ang BC, makakatanggap ka ng email stating of the update? Thanks a lot... Good luch to all us! PPR soon please....

 

[charcarl]

Question po, pag nag In Progress or In Process ba ang BC, makakatanggap ka ng email stating of the update? Thanks a lot... Good luch to all us! PPR soon please....

Hi ako naka receive ako ng email stating na meron update sa application ko