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I would IT would have more job prospects, but there's always a need for accountants. If you want to work in Quebec you should look into professional associations for the jobs you are looking into, see if they have job opening data.

To the best of my knowledge, there isn't one standard language test for international students that is accepted by 100% of Canadian colleges and universities. There may be, but I don't personally know if that's IELTS or another one.

Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada, hears appeals: https://irb-cisr.gc.ca/en/board/Pages/index.aspx

Lots of schools offer MBA programs. Most universities in Canada offer some kind of post-graduate program in something. You should figure out where you would like to live and see if there is an MBA program available to you there. The school will have specific requirements for proving your...

St. Laurent would have more of everything I think. I have never actually been to Sainte Anne.

You are appealing directly to the courts and not to the IRB? It will depend upon the court's schedule among other things.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue,_Quebec Because you're on the island, even though you are quite far west, you have the whole city of Montreal to look for jobs, as long as you are willing to commute by Metro.

Well it could definitely create an issue, it's a possibility. Personally, I've never seen someone do this so I don't know if it would affect the PNP application. It's a very specific and unique situation. If you apply for PR through the BC PNP and your wife is accompanying you as a spouse but...

No, there is no extra special income requirement if you add a spouse. As to your second question, there are two choices: She can apply for a study permit separate from the PR application and go study once she has it (and if she gets PR in the meantime that's great) She can wait until she gets...

Which application?

Well the official processing time is 4 weeks but that is just an average (and also likely aspirational). https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/check-processing-times.html

Well, again, if there is a Panel Physician wherever she currently is, IRCC may accept this situation as a legitimate reason for her to visit that Panel Physician instead.

Hi, So the Panel Physician is just doing an assessment for immigration purposes or, in this case, adding information, not necessarily performing treatment. If there is to be treatment from this physician, it would be a separate matter. (Here it would be a separate visit entirely.) Is the request...

The Proof of Funds requirement is for people immigrating to Canada without a job. If you're already working in Canada you do not need to show you have extra money. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1145&top=29 (This link didn't work for me right now but it will work once...

The arrival date. It's when they enter the country.