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Mr.Jason Kenny had said a month ago that the new FSW applicants starting May 4, 2013 will not have to wait more than a year for finalizing their applications. Mr.Jason Kenny had today said that all new FSW applicants will be placed behind the MI-1 applicants queue. Based on these two comments...

I agree with mikenz...this forum has plenty of 'landing experiences' which covers almost all possible good as well as bad experiences(mostly because of their own carelessness). Mr.Hotrockloveu2012 appears to be a Star Member and must be familiar with the forum and how to go about things here. I...

Can you be more precise? I don't understand your question in its current form!

Dear Captain and other forum members, I am planing to land in Canada next month. When I checked with the local cargo guys here in Dubai, they said I will be charged for a minimum of 250 Kgs (as per airlines rules) @ 15 Dhs / Kg without their packing service. 250 Dhs for documentation and an...

Your marital status will not affect the LMO. You can add your spouse during the process, if your wedding took place post application. There are chances of you earning some extra points for your application based on your spouse's qualifications, if you are yet to submit your application.

I am sure you must have gone through the following two links at least once in the past. However, it seems to answer many of your queries, hence posting it here: www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/caregiver/permanent_resident.asp www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/caregiver/extend-stay.asp

Thank you Kanamen. I was unaware of the information in the link posted by you before posting mine. I guess, you are right as far as CIC is concerned. They require the applicant to fill up the form in the link below to be included in the application package and seems like New Zealand Ministry of...

New Zealand Police are often asked for a “Police clearance certificate”, especially by people applying for a job overseas. New Zealand Police do not produce “Clearance Certificates” as such, but you can get a copy of your criminal record from the Ministry of Justice. The application form can be...

You can write your friend's address in Halifax as returning address. Your address need not be in the same province as your point of entry. You can select any point of entry in Canada except Quebec (unless you have applied for Quebec Immigration).

You will have to apply for getting medical facilities once you are there. The time required to enroll yourself and family varies from one province to another. I have understood it to be anywhere between 4 to 6 months from your application. You will have to buy a medical insurance during this...

Have you tried these links below? www.livingin-canada.com/cost-of-living-in-canada.html www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/some-random-questions-t48691.0.html;msg364418#msg364418...

Yes, I agree with Alinec. A positive decision was made on your application. So, it is just the process of extending it to add an additional member in the dependent list. In a way, you could have gone and come back for a day or two to complete the landing process. I know that there are...

Don't worry. This delay is natural. They will be fine and will get their passports with visa, soon within this month or March!

Are you talking about settlement funds? When you do your first landing, irrespective of how many dependents are accompanying PA at that time, some settlement fund prescribed by CIC based on your family size will have to be shown at the port of entry. You need not carry the whole amount with you...

Re: Am I eligible for PR If you read between the lines of my previous response, you can apply for FSW based on your current qualifications and your then student status will not affect your application. But, your current eligibility is determined by various other factors - all leading to a...

Dear Dr, You have replied to a post which is more than 2 years old. He/she might have been there already!!!

Re: Am I eligible for PR As per the details provided by you, you already have a masters degree and experience which should make you eligible to apply for PR based on your NOC. When you graduate from Canada and apply, you apply under Canadian Experience Class where as, right now, you apply...

Yes, you can and you will be fine. Please do not forget to declare the amount as it is in excess of $10,000

Re: help please Please check the link below: cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/publications/pub/bsf5048-eng.html