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Hi peeps. I'm sure you get this question asked here a lot, but my situation is a bit unusual. I graduated with a masters degree from the University of Manitoba and then moved to Alberta. I've been working in Alberta for more than a year now under an NOC1111 job. I applied for an FSW-inland...

I'm currently working full time in Canada on a PGWP (valid till Nov 2023). My student visa stamp is valid to Nov 2021. I'd like to visit my parents back home since my mom is terminally sick. I'm also fully vaccinated. The CIC guidance is very confusing when it comes to foreign workers. One page...

I took one shot of Moderna already, so was wondering what the travel restrictions are for those of us with valid work permits and jobs in Canada. I'd like to visit my mom back home since she's sick (diagnosed with cancer) and am wondering if I'll have any issues getting back into Canada?

So I graduated back in October 2020, applied and was approved for a PGWP for 3 years. I also applied for permenant residence under the FSW-inland stream and my file is in progress, I expect to be granted PR status by June-July. My question is, I'm currently enrolled in CPA preparatory classes...

I would like to change my legal first name, apparently I can do it in the province I'm in while on my work permit, which is great. I'm just wondering if it will cause an issue in the processing of my PR application (in-land), I'm 2 months post AOR and have already passed medicals and biometrics...

Long story short. I started a Temp job in late Sept. Entered the pool in early October and did not disclose that I started employment fearing they would ask me for an employment letter for a job I wasn't planning on staying in for more than a month. This job's NOC is not relevant to...

So I got this letter a while back from my employer back in my home country, before I came to Canada to do my Masters. I guess my questions are: 1- Would the fact that this letter was dated 2 years before my PR application matter? Should I get my previous employer to issue me a "fresh" one to be...

So I'm officially done with my Masters in Canada. I just asked the registrar for a statement saying that I have completed all my degree requirements and am just waiting on the senate approval and convocation in late October to officially receive my diploma. From what I understand, I can...

I'm currently pursuing a post-graduate program that takes between 1 to 2 years to complete. I chose the accelerated route to minimize the living expenses and get it over with as quickly as possible so that I can get back to working full-time. I graduate next semester, but I'm worried about my...

Long story short, I'm crunching down the numbers to see if I can afford buying a car right now. My funds are sufficient (16k CAD) when I'll be putting my name in the pool, once I graduate from university. Since the process usually takes 6 months, I'm worried about not being able to find a job...

Maybe I'm just overthinking it, but I requested an employment letter as per the criteria required by CiC, but my ex-employer gave it to me in a sealed envelope. I want to check if everything I requested is there, but I'm worried that if I open the letter to check on it, and submit it without or...

In a year or so, I will be graduating with a master's degree from a Canadian university and will be applying for a PGWP (16 months), right after I apply for the PGWP, my plan is to apply for the FSWP. I'm reading a lot of conflicting information regarding my eligibility, so would like to consult...

My background: I graduated in mid-2016 and have almost 1 and a half years of experience. I quit my job at the end of Dec 2017 and have been unemployed ever since (1 year and 3 months unemployment when I actually submit my permit application). I have sufficient funds for the entire program +...

I've been unemployed for almost a year now, using that time to obtain a professional qualification degree and to get a desired score on the GMAT and IELTS exams. I have more than enough funds as well as a letter of admission from a top 10 Canadian university, which is directly related to my...

I have received an offer at a Canadian university and am waiting to hear back from 2 more. In the meantime, I'm researching the documents and application process for the student permit since my programs will be 1-2 years long. I quit my job a year ago and have been using that time to study for...