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I've been living in Canada since 2007. I went to Russia in November and applied from there to be eligible for the two-week processing standard. All my work and study experience was acquired at the same university in Canada, so my application was probably easier to review that most.

I submitted my application on 2021-11-17 and got it approved on 2022-01-12, two days after calling them, though they always say that calling them doesn't speed up the processing. I explained that my application was very simple and that it should not have taken long to review. Maybe that helped.

I called CIC today. The agent confirmed that postdocs are still eligible for expedited processing, but it might be longer than two weeks due to COVID. To future applications: When answering the question "Do you plan to work in one of the following categories?", select NO (the agent spent 10...

How about you, richielo, were you able to get 2-week processing?

Oh, that too bad. I want to start in January...

Like you, nedalnedal, I was also unable to get "Foreign Worker - International Mobility Program (eTA required)". I'm getting the same two results as you depending on whether I choose Yes or No when answering the question "Do you plan to work in one of the following categories?". Which option did...

I've just finished my PhD and was given 90 days to leave the country. I'm not sure that's enough time to find a postdoc position or LMIA job. Has anyone had luck renewing their unused PGWP after completing another degree?

Hi. I'm wondering if I should take my chances and apply for PR or I'd just waste my money? If the latter, how much money are we talking about? $550? Here are a few details: • Completed my BSc and MSc in Alberta, about to finish my PhD. • Teaching Assistantship (TA) is mandatory for all graduate...