Recent content by monsieurkittlykat

That's a relief to hear. I guess most immigrants are unemployed for a few months when they land in Canada. I know many of my colleagues who were.

Oh my god. I hope this is no longer the case because I had unemployment for the first few months while I was settling down in Canada, getting my driver's licence, etc.

I was reading some posts from few years ago and it was rather common for people to get RQed for just about everything. Does this still happen these days? I'm a bit concerned because most of my three years I spent studying.

Yes. It was work permit. Thanks

Hi all, I'm asking this question on behalf of an Indian friend who's coming to Canada as a FSW PR as he doesn't have an account here. He used to live in Canada between 2011-2016 and had a full G licence. After that he went back home and only now he got the chance to come back to Canada as a PR...

Oh oh! That doesn't sound so good. So it's exactly like PR then. Hopefully with online applications, processing times will come down :-(

Damn. I used to think that citizenship would be less complicated than PR.

Thanks for your reply. I think what I'm trying to know is if files can get "stuck" for years like they do with PR applications? Is it as common for citizenships applications as well? In most of the threads, I do see people being processed in 6 months or less so I am not sure if the 14 months...

My three years as PR are finally finishing and I'm thinking about applying for citizenship. When I came to Canada I worked a little bit for Uber but then I enrolled in a three year long course in healthcare for better opportunities and retraining myself. I didn't leave Canada for a single day...