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He's not an agent at all.. I agree with him. And if you don't have enough money, maybe it's not worth it. If you have it, and you like Canada so much, give it a try!!! I've seen a few people who actually made it. What do they all have in common? They did the best they can. And when I say the...

Thanks for this man. I really appreciate it So, you got a PGWP from a college that doesn't receive funds from the government. I'm going for graphic design program in LaSalle Vancouver and I was scared that I could not get a PGWP. Congratulations for this success in your journey, I completely...

ri123 Could you tell me more about you journey? What and where did you study, when and how did you get that job and how you're going to apply for PR?

Guys, don't freak out. It's possible to get PGWP in British Colombia. After that you can find a job and apply for PNP. Or Canadian Experience Class. Or if you get a job offer from a B.C. company in the Express Entry pool. You gotta find an Institution that is eligible for PGWP. karankullar...

I believe it's the same.

GREAT THREAD, Dhillon!!! I'm pretty sure it will help a lot of people. What's your situation right now? I'm very curious about that. And I'm thinking about studying in LaSalle Vancouver College. I know it's a 1 year college, but I'm planning on getting a PGWP and try to get a job before I...

I'm planning on studying in LaSalle Vancouver as well. Graphic Design! karankullar helped me a lot with this questions. LaSalle Vancouver is not eligible for PGWP. Despite it is in the designated learning institutions list, it has to receive funds from the government. However, LaSalle Vancouver...

I'm really sorry that I could not answer your question.. I tried to look for an answer for your question, but I could only find this: "Once you become a permanent resident, you can live and work anywhere in Canada. If you leave your current employer during either the nomination process or the...

Guys, I know this process is going to change, but check this out: www.welcomebc.ca/ Immigrate/ About-the-BC-PNP/ Express-Entry-British-Columbia/ Express-Entry-British-Columbia-Skilled-Workers.aspx (Remove spaces after the "/"s) www.welcomebc.ca/ Immigrate/ About-the-BC-PNP/ For-Employers/...

Do you guys know how many points you can get by studying in Canada? Aren't that points worth the time and money?

Actually, I was told by most of the universities that I asked for information that you can only work up to 40h/ week during your holidays. Take this link as an example: cie.utoronto.ca/ Coming/ Prepare-for-Arrival/ Working-in-Canada.htm

So the best option is to wait for a job offer from Express Entry pool. It's not worth for international students to look for a job in Canada since LMIA is almost impossible to get.

That makes sense. That's really important! I've never thought of the possibility of finding an employer that had had this experience before. Thanks, man!

:) I was just wondering if they can find out that you are already hired. That will end up with contradiction, since LMIA is used to hire immigrants. And would the employer have to hire you again after the LMIA is approved?

What if the employer just don't call anyone for an interview and say that he could not find anyone qualified for that specific position. The only thing ESCD will check is whether the position was really advertised and for how long.

That's great, man! I thought LMIA was kinda impossible to get. Thanks for this!

LOL that makes sense. This kind of thing is common where I live. I'm just concerned about this because Canadians are known as being very respectful to the law and how things must be done. It's a different culture because they have better education than here. What do you think? In my opinion is...

karankullar has helped me a lot with the same question. That list is actually for institutions that may provide you a student permit to allow you study and work off campus. It's not about the PGWP. There are the good news and the bad news. The bad news: They're right; PGWP is supposed to be...

Thank you, ZingyDNA. You are the second person to give me the same advice and it seems to be a good way to do it. But after I read this thread I got concerned. "So, you prospective employer is going to have advertise the position for 4 weeks on the job bank plus 2 other sites, and then apply...