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My dad has been living with me in Canada on his visitor's visa and the 6 month period would end in just under 2 months. His return flight is scheduled for July 15 but it is looking unlikely that Air India is going to be resuming flights by that time. The IRCC website states that application for...

AOR: Jan 2, 2020. Please update my status. Thanks.

Citizenship Application: Single Location: Burnaby, BC Physical Presence: 1135 Application Sent: October 7, 2019 AOR: not yet

My parents got tourist visa and will be staying with me for 4 months. What medical insurace is a good value for them to get during that period? They don't have any major health issues aside from old age.

Alternatively, is it ok to make a detailed itinerary for a month or so even if actual intention is to stay longer (3-4 months) if they are not bored here. They also need to report to their local bank office to sign Life Certificate to get for pension purpose in November.

Thank you for the info. I don't have a day-by-day visit plan. They'll just be staying with me and seeing places as they see fit. Will it be OK if I make an itinerary which says "Stay with family and visit nearby places" for weekdays and family trip to various local tourist spots for weekends...

My parents are applying for Visitor Visa to stay with me for 3-4 months in the Summer. They've not booked tickets and don't have set travel plans. We can provide sufficient proof of financial means. What would be a good alternative to use a proof for purpose of travel? I have provided the letter...

I am planning to have my parents come visit me this summer. I am a permanent resident. Is the 10 year tourist visa option the best/easiest for me? I don't expect them to stay for more than 3-4 months at a time. Do I apply on their behalf or is it better for them to apply for tourist visa? They...

If you manage to get a work visa or a PR then getting the transitional/minimum wage jobs is super easy. Just show up and tell them that you are interested in working. Once you are here try for the unionised jobs like bus driver or mail courier as you look for your full time job in your noc category.

1. B.Tech alone is sufficient. 2. I think you need to go through WES Canada. Maybe someone can clarify otherwise but I would just redo it with them instead of having the doubt. 3. There should be a government notification regarding the name change. You should talk with the university make sure...

If you can manage to get a letter of reference from your old company then problem solved. However, I am sure if you submit a LOE regarding why you cannot furnish a letter of reference along with the documents you mentioned, it should be fine.

You could try putting in all 9s for the ielts score and see if you get a passing score.

He seems to have come back to the forum after two years and made the same post in multiple threads... seems to be trying to blow off some frustration. I think the reason is that so many people arrive in Canada with bloated self-worth and unrealistic expectations and when they are unable to get...

Having this huge chip on your shoulder of having been a senior professional with qualification from IIM would have made it a real burden lugging stuff around in the warehouse. Maybe just put that chip down, because getting all sulky about it certainly isn't going help. Also, maybe you are now...

I just attached the pdf statement of my PF downloaded from the website and explained through LOE my split-up of (gift deed + bank balance + pf) to show source of funds and it worked out fine for me. You are not going to get anything signed from EPFO and since the statement is already in English...

Think of it as a very formal LO"V"E letter to the dear folks at IRCC describing why they should have no problems in accepting you into their hearts and more importantly, into Canada :P

Wouldn't the less popular provinces be pissed about losing out on PNPs if the scores keep going down?

From my experience, it is essential to submit university sealed documents. The process of going about that depends on your university.

Me and one of my colleagues got the evaluation results within a couple of weeks from WES but that was more than a year ago. Maybe things have changed now but for me the process was very simple.

^^ You don't have to submit your new results in case you scored worse. If you took IELTS a dozen times and all results are still valid, you can submit your best scores from the lot.