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Thank you for your comment. I don't remember the name.. I think it's called LMO visa.. definitely not working holidays. I've been told that I could work with it legally up to 2 years.

I'm waiting for my work visa and as soon as I get it I'm booking a flight to Calgary AB. I will be working there for AT LEAST a year, possibly 2. I was wondering if as a temporary worker I can enter Canada only with a 1-way ticket. Thanks.

Glad to hear that.. thanks :) I heard that I need to convince them that I have no intention to stay in Canada after graduation, how do I do that?

I'm going to work in Calgary AB with work visa(LMO) and I want to study there(in Alberta, not necessarily Calgary though) next year(around fall 13). Will I have to go back to my homeland to get the student visa? Is it hard to get the visa if I'm already there as a temporary worker?

I wanna study my bachelor's degree in canada and have no idea what to study. What degrees are in demand in Canada? I don't wanna end up studying something useless. Help? :)

As long as you have a valid passport you should be fine.

Hi all, I'm planning to study in Manitoba and here's my question: I know that I can apply for PR right after graduation and then there's a pretty long processing time. What happens if I leave the province during the processing time? Also, what happens if I go to college & get a 2 years diploma...

I'm still thinking where's the best place to study.. I know Winnipeg is pretty affordable and the easiest province to immigrate to as an international graduate. But what is your honest opinion about the city? would you say it's a good place to live? how's the nightlife? are people there...

lmao yeah I meant in a row. And yes, I want to get a 2 years diploma and study it in a year and 4 months :) Thank you both for your answers.

I see.. well, give it a try, if they suspect your intention they'll invite you for an interview where you can explain. You can always say that YOUR FATHER applied for a PR and not you.

Damn.. can you loan me some money? :P I think that as long as you've been accepted by a public college/university in Canada and have proof of funds you'll get the visa pretty easily.

In order to save time I thought it'd be the best to study 4 semesters in a road, which means study 4 semesters in 1 year and 4 months. So, first of all- is it possible for international student? Second of all, if I do that will I get a 2 years post graduation visa or only for a year and 4 months?

Check out the CIC website: cic.gc.ca/english/study/study-who.asp "To be eligible to study in Canada... You must satisfy an immigration officer that you will leave Canada at the end of your authorized stay." But my plan is to study in Canada in order go get a post graduation visa and then become...

I want to study in Nova Scotia and become PR after graduation, if I get a 2 years diploma from NSCC and then a post graduate visa, how long does it take before I can apply for a PR status? do I have to get a job? does it have to be related to my major? does it have to be NOC 0, A or B? Thanks.

Right now I live in Calgary as a temporary worker, since my NOC isn't 0 A or B I'm looking for a different job which will help me to become PR after 1-2 years. After looking at the NOC list I've decided that being an electrician seems like the best option.. There's a "Pre-employment Electrician"...

Hi, I got a job offer in Calgary, Alberta and right now I'm waiting for my work visa to arrive, it's an LMO visa which means I'm gonna be a temporary foreign worker. The NOC skill type isn't 0, A or B. What does it take to become PR in my situation? can I apply for PR after 2 years or so?

How long does it take? Lets assume that I just graduated after 2 years and got a diploma, and now I got the post graduation visa. What do I do in order to become PR?

Is it that bad? I actually had another option in mind.. I have 2 friends living in Winnipeg and they wanted me to move there.. I know it's a lot easier to immigrate to Manitoba plus Winnipeg is a lot cheaper than Toronto. If I get a diploma from a college in Winnipeg will I be able to get a PR...

Hi guys, Here's the thing: I wanna study in college for 2 years, get a diploma, become a PR and then MAYBE study for 2 more years in order to get a bachelor degree. I heard Humber college is pretty good and has transfer agreements with Ryerson, York and U of T which is great. Now, if I study...