Recent content by Miumiu

Hmmmm and my parents already have the regular 6 month tour visas (still valid). Yes I included a one year paid insurance for both of them in my application. And yes I chose supervisa. I am detailed & anal in that way. Now looking at the applications I honestly cannot think of a way how I...

Hi everyone, we got PPRs for both my parents, but get this - totally strange - they did NOT receive any medical exam requests. I am totally baffled now as to what I should do next. Anyone knows what's going on here - if you could share some light on this, it will be super helpful. !!! Note that...

Hi everyone, we got PPRs for both my parents, but get this - totally strange - they did NOT receive any medical exam requests. I am totally baffled now as to what I should do next. Anyone knows what's going on here - if you could share some light on this, it will be super helpful. !!! Note...

Yes, similar situation for us when we moved here in Calgary. I'd say, it depends on who you are renting from. We rented from the building management, not individual landlord. We just proved that we had enough saving (our settlement fund) then they gladly accepted it. :)

What a questions... Really depends on your life style, your expectation and view of life. I meet people with smaller incomes but still living happily. You just make do with whatever you have while enjoying life as much as you can, right? On the safe side, always saving and investing. :)

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Hi! Check out the process here, how to apply and what to expect after you apply here: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/new-immigrants/pr-travel-document.html

It is so true. Adults are not as forthcoming when it comes to making new friends. As we grow older, we tend to stay in contact with those we have known from early years. And adult life comes with so many responsibilities, modern life, fast pace, people tend to avoid allocating time to making new...

True. It's difficult now.

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I am a super introvert; my husband as well. I moved to Alberta in 2016, and my experience of making friends (not only my own ethnicity, but also diverse friends, other immigrants, Canadians...) is through continuously volunteering in local non-for-profit organization, local libraries (try...

1. EE is in place for quite a few years. I'm surprised that medical centres still don't offer a type that says EE... Three years ago I was asked the same by the medical centre I went to -- they had no idea what express entry was, so I just randomly chose Work. 2. I provided fixed deposit...

As far as I understand, you just wait, nothing more you can do. Medium demand means less chance than High Demand NOCs, but not totally impossible. Stay positive and meanwhile explore other options too.

My brother is also waiting for it...his NOC only has a fair chance (not super super in demand). :(

Hi there! I like it that you have considered all the possibilities. Family is the most important thing. :) I have a friend who were in a similar situation. She had her second baby while residing in Canada on a work visa. She applied for PR and is waiting to be approved. All the best to you!