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Hello, My agency told me I can only apply for work permit once in my life time, is it even true? Thanks

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Hello, I just landed in Canada with a 2-year study permit under a 2 year diploma , however, I also have a letter of acceptance from another college as well. My agency used the 2 year diploma to get my study permit as they believed it's easier to get passed the system like this, however, I...

Hi there. Could you tell me what qualify as a full time study? I found a course that is tailored to my goal here in McGill and I have checked with them, the only catch is that they don’t offer any credit, because it’s like a night school kind of program—continuing study. Can I take this one...

Hello, My situation is a little bit complicated. I want to join the IEC, International Experience Canada, program however my nationality being Chinese (mainland Chinese) doesn't seem to work. My ideal here in Canada is to obtain an opportunity to study, travel and work. So IEC seems perfect...

True, I have no idea what the officer was thinking, only speculations. I've been to UK and Russia in the past 5 years. 2013 UK and 2016 Russia, but only for travel reasons. And I did not stay very long in the countries. I request a 2 month, if plausible I want to extend to 3 months, period...

I just got rejected for my Visitor Visa, and the reasons stated on the rejection letter is hard to understand. I already sent inquiry email to Canada office, but they sent back the same confusing letter. They just say if you meet the requirements just reapply again, we're going to charge you...

Thanks, I am not sure if it is counted as mandatory. I apply it online, and that document list is labeled supporting documents, so I figured not mandatory?

I am applying a temporary visit (less than 6 months) visa that is a "business people". I kind of need to come to Canada and learn the market and stay here for a while, but the supporting documents seem so complicated. There are sales order, invitation letter and some other business stuff I need...

Yeah you automatically give up (regard you as you gave up) your Chinese citizenship while you gain the other country's citizenship. Doesn't include PR.

No, steaky, I plan on some longer time staying in other countries. And my passport doesn't allow me to do so. Interesting, Canada has similar policy I heard. Well that's a big number though.

Thanks for the info! Marriage is a big deal, I guess I would just hit the education or work one.

Hello there, I know that if you want to acquire a Canadian passport first you have to be a Canadian citizen. Since I'm a Chinese, a mainlander, it's incredibly hard for me to go anywhere with the passport of my country. What would be the simplest or fastest way of acquiring a Canadian...