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Update: Got the letter for the medicals on August 4th, and I have done it on August 6th.

Oh, okay. Yes, in my country the nearest appointment date for the biometrics was that. I just found out about it a couple of months ago. Oh, so this is only for people who have applied inside Canada? I had no idea.

I have been waiting for them to ask me to go do the medicals but have not received anything. On the Application status website, it shows they are processing the March 21st week (https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/check-status.html). Does anybody know...

Application non-SDS submitted on February 25th. Biometric completed on April 13th Medicals: still waiting. Applying from Brazil.

Application non-SDS submitted on February 25th. Biometric completed on April 13th No update after that. They require medicals for applicants from my country, but they have not sent me the letter yet.

Thank you guys for the feedback.

Thanks for the answer. Hmm... I see, so even unfurnished that would be unrealistic right?

Hello! I continue to do my research about Canada, more specifically Winnipeg, which is the place I plan to go. I have been researching online for low prices houses/apartments for rent. Is looking for something furnished with a price range between $350-500 per month a little irrealistic? Because...

I see. I'm graduating in Biomedical Sciences here, and I'm planning to take a Medical Laboratory Sciences or something close to that in Canada. After taking an 1-year program, would my previous diploma in Biomedical Sciences help with finding a job afterwards?

Hmm, I see, thanks for the answer. It's that I don't have a job at the moment here in Brazil, as I am still graduating at the university (2 and a half years to go), so I would have to spare more money for a 2-year program, meaning 2 1/2 years from my university + 5 years of sparing = 7 years and...

Hello again! Well, I've been planning to immigrate to Canada for a few years, and I plan to do so by applying for permanent resident after attending to a college and getting a PGWP. In the last couple of days I was being advised by an agency about PGWP, and my counselor told me that my odds to...

Thanks for the answer! DLI = Designated Learning Institution? Hmm... I see, well, I'll look into that.

Hello! I'm new here, and I couldn't find any similar question to mine, so here it goes: I'd like to know if doing a post-graduate program also allows you to get a work permit equal to the time you studied in the program. And, if you're graduate from outside Canada and you do an 1-year course in...