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HI Guys. This might seem like a really stupid question, but I genuinely don't know the answer so will ask anyway! Can anyone tell me, if I am successful in gaining PR via PNP, does my husband and daughter gain PR automatically too? Thanks

Emigrate2.co.uk is a very useful site that has much information about Canada in general and then all of the provinces separately, which jobs are in demand etc. You are probably best to search the site to see where your qualifications are most needed and then apply for provincial nomination...

hi guys. Are there any MRT's/radiographers out there? I trained in UK and need to know about job prospects / how to get PN / experiences etc. Clare

In answer to your question, from what I have read on other sites, I think you just cancel your existing application and start a fresh one for PNP. Depending on where you are applying from its very quick compared to SW, but you have to find a full time permanent position first, and that could...

Its not the province you are applying to but the visa office you are applying through. London is only 6 months but dont know about others. Check the site of the office you will be applying through.

Is there anyone out there applying for PNP Alberta? If so, are they welcoming to immigrants/give jobs etc? How hard is it to get PNP? Any experiences from UK or Irish please, who have applied there or live there. Thanks a million Clare

Cograts on the landing! Talking of maternity benefits, how much mat leave do they get? and is it full pay etc? Clare

Thanks thaiguy :)

Thanks thaiguy. What is the statement of ability?

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Can some one please tell me how you qualify for provincial nominee entry, and is it quicker than skilled worker?

PMM English is my first language. Do I still need to do the test?

Hi. I'm in a similar position to you, but I'm a radiographer. Apply for your skilled worker permanent resident visa, and while you are doing so you can apply for provincial and national registration. From my experience an agency will promise you the earth, but if you dont have possession of...

Thanks for the info and advice. Are there any other radiographers/medradtechs out there who can share their experiences please? Clare

I think you are in the wrong forum. This is for Canadian immigration!

Please adivise if you can! I'm an English Radiographer (AKA medical radiological technologist, x-ray technician) with a degree from an English university. Can anyone please tell me where there is the greatest demand for this profession? And which province has the lowest cost of living/taxes etc...

Hey, great to hear you are loving it. Did you find it hard to get employment? How is Vancouver different to NY?

can anyone tell me what a radiographer/radiology tech gets paid in canada; how many days paid leave they get a year, and what is the rate of income tax in ontario?

can anyone tell me how much money you have to have for them to let you in as a pr? thanks