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I see. Well no, he's never had anything to do with Quebec. He studied at a university in Ontario that's close to the border with Quebec, so he went a lot over there, mostly just to go have fun in Quebec. He still lives in the same place in Ontario, and now that he gets paid he wants to go more...

A friend in Ontario loves to visit Montreal, sometimes for extended periods of time (no more than two weeks). He applied for PR recently, but he works and lives in Ontario and has no connection to Quebec whatsoever, except for traveling over there to have fun. I'm not sure if the government...

That's not what he's doing. He's not applying to Quebec's programs. He's applying to the federal programs, however he's getting attention from Quebec employers that hire remotely. What if they work for an Alberta company that does remote work and they move to Quebec? What happens there and is...

I see. Thank you for this information, I will tell them that. Still gotta wonder, if they move there, remote job in hand from Alberta, does that cause trouble down the line when they apply for citizenship? I would say no, but this is beyond my knowledge.

He won't move until after he gets PR and even then he's told me he would rather wait before doing that. How long should he wait? As for the other part, the companies are in Quebec but they're remote. He won't be living there. I've been told conflicting things about that and about how résidence...

I mean, he could, but he was a student, and he doesn't need to go for FSW. He's got 570 points already, way beyond what's needed anymore. Dude has some crazy credentials, worked like 5 years before coming to Canada, learned French in 3 years, and passed TEF with B2 pretty easily. On top of that...

A friend of mine lives in Alberta, he is finishing his degree at U of Calgary. He's visited Montreal and apparently liked it a lot. He asked me how things work. As far as I know, you can't go there through the federal programs. They have their own programs that you have to apply to. Nonetheless...

I'm 28, currently a student at a Canadian university and also living in Ontario at the moment. I worked as a software engineer for 3 years before starting my master's degree. I could wait to finish my masters and this would likely net me the points necessary for EE for FSW inland. If I retake...

I've got a question about that. I can get letters from all of my employers with all the information required, I've got payslips from most of them, got offer letters, separation agreements etc. Anyway, I have a template for the employment reference letter, I just need my employers to add the...

So, I checked out what is required to verify foreign work experience. I see that they're asking for an employment reference letter for every employer I worked for. However, there is some stuff I was wondering about. I created a template letter for my employers, I was going to tell each one...

I see. I know that the IELTS expires, I have to take it again anyway, I took the academic IELTS and they ask for general training, that is a problem for another time, however. I figure I should be able to get a good French score after 1-2 years studying the language. I already started in my home...

So, first I'm probably going to be heading to Canada around September 2020, I applied to several schools for a master's degree, and I'm certain one of them will say yes. I asked about this in another forum someone told me I should consider applying now. I started doing the numbers with the CRS...