Search results

Once again, thank you for all the advice! I am going the PNP route as it seems to be the quicker, and also I seem to qualify beyond the minimum requirements. Also the shorter processing means we can get our Federal PNP application in (assuming Provincial success of course) and then apply for...

A huge thank you to everyone for your help. I am going to extend my family's stay and VISAs on my PGWP, and apply for PNP. That way I should at least clear the first hurdle (get the PNP approved) in just 2-43 months, which should (I believe so?) be an indication that my federal application under...

Thanks Matt. I will have a year of work experience on my PGWP soon as well - which is related to my field of study at BCIT, has all been full time and in professional environment, so I guess CEC is still an option? I just saw though that they really limited the amount of people they will accept...

Thanks! Just a few questions please: I already have a year of full time work experience (will obviously be more by the time I apply/get approval) - do I need a year of experience AFTER the date that I get my PNP approved, or is that work i did from "June 2013-to-now" valid/applicable? If I apply...

Thanks, would I need an LMO? I am currently working on a PGWP.

Thanks so far! It looks like PNP is the way forward then for us I guess. They claim a 14-16 week processing time for complete applications (I am extremely thorough so this should be the case!) - have members on this forum found this lead time to be accurate? Once a successful PNP is received...

Hey there if I sound like I need help and answers, I absolutely do and am looking for good, solid advice (or advice as to where to get it!) My wife, 3 yo daughter and I came from SA almost 3 years ago to Vancouver on my study permit. I was a successful PM but wanted a career change for myself...