ALL BANGLADESHI APPLICANTS FORUM

[pr1979]

Thanks Robin. So it is 2,500/- for Urgent. My agent asked for another 1000/- to do it by hand. It says in 3 days it is taking 2,500/- BDT. But I want to do it by One day. Guess have to pay extra.

Thanks Classical_beat maa'm and Badol Bhai. Please pray for me and family.

You said yours are hand written, so you should check http://www.dip.gov.bd/?q=content/page/passport-fees

For 48 pgs passport it is Tk.500/- & 64pgs Tk750/- renewal fees for each year. Pls, note that, this is for hand written passport.

 

[casayed]

Can we make a list of mi-2 who r still iin RBVO,i think this is the time for MI-2 now

 

[Raj_Hoque]

Good luck Raj bhai (or brother
Please inform us when you will be the proud father of Canadian baby.

Bhai ar Brother er moddhe pathokko ki?

 

[Sohel4math]

CANADA’S TOP 25 IMMIGRANTS

Ahmed Mustaq

Occupation:
Accountant

Country of Origin:
Bangladesh

City:
Toronto

Admirable accountant

Ahmed Mustaq has seen it all as a skilled immigrant with family in tow and little practical knowledge of English and nobody to turn to for help. And, like many immigrants, he also emerged out of the situation as a survivor. “There were many cultural and language barriers, but I overcame those through continuous learning and adaptation,” says Mustaq, 21 years after first arriving in Canada.

As a newcomer, Mustaq first honed his English language skills so that he was better equipped as a jobseeker and then began networking both within his Bangladeshi community and the professional accounting community in the hopes of landing a job in his field.

The success he eventually found through this strategy got him to think about helping fellow immigrants, particularly from his own community. He created a Bangladeshi-Canadian phone directory including a guide for newcomers. The directory offered information about health services, education, recreation and settlement services that are crucial to a newcomer.

However, six years ago, Mustaq was laid off from a company where he had worked for more than 15 years. Hardly fazed by the sudden loss of income and uncertain job situation, he enrolled himself into the Ontario Self-Employment Benefit program. After going through intensive business skills development training, he opened his own accounting business.

His advice to other immigrants is that one should not give up when faced with such life-changing situations. “My positive attitude toward the challenges I encountered and facing those with patience and perseverance helped me succeed in Canada.”

Ahmed Mustaq founded the first Bangladeshi-Canadian Community Services (BCS) centre, which marks its 10th anniversary next year. BCS is located in the heart of the Danforth in Toronto where the majority of the Bangladeshi community has settled. Ahmed’s main goal in opening this local community organization was to help newcomers with settlement and integration into the Canadian way of life. Services include: Information, Referrals, Career Counseling, Legal Aid, Crisis Management, Intervention, Mentorship and Educational Workshops. He currently serves as an advisor to BCS and also volunteers with other organizations such as the Bangladesh Canadian Political Action Committee and the Association of Bangladeshi Professionals in Accounting and Financing.

Being born in a farming family in Bangladesh, moving to foreign country and becoming a successful business owner, community and religious leader, and a political activist, Mustaq is indeed a top Canadian

Source: http://canadianimmigrant.ca/canadas-top-25-immigrants/canadas-top-25-immigrants-2012/ahmed-mustaq

 

[Raj_Hoque]

You said yours are hand written, so you should check http://www.dip.gov.bd/?q=content/page/passport-fees

For 48 pgs passport it is Tk.500/- & 64pgs Tk750/- renewal fees for each year. Pls, note that, this is for hand written passport.

Hi Pr1979,

This 500 and 750 is for "Fees Payable for Renewal(for one year or a part thereof)". But If i want to renew it for 5 years then it is 2,500/-

 

[pr1979]

Hi Pr1979,

This 500 and 750 is for "Fees Payable for Renewal(for one year or a part thereof)". But If i want to renew it for 5 years then it is 2,500/-

Oh .. yes of course. At least no jhamela till 5 years.

 

[Colors]

Winter tips
Dress well and have fun!

Winter weather is nothing to worry about—and something that can be a lot of fun—as long as you dress well when you are outside.

Make sure everyone in your family has a warm hat that covers the ears, warm mittens and boots, and a warm, thick coat that buttons or zips closed in the front. Boots with rubber soles are a good idea because they will keep you from slipping on ice and snow.

You should also layer your clothing. For example, you might decide to wear long underwear—also called long johns—or T‑shirts and sweaters underneath your outer clothing. This keeps you warmer than if you wear one thick layer.

Prepare to spend time outside

You can enjoy many winter sports such as skating, skiing, sledding or building snowmen. It is a good idea to listen to the radio or television, or read a newspaper before you go outside to make sure you know the temperature and weather forecast.

In very cold weather—temperatures below 0 degrees Celsius—do not leave any skin uncovered. Exposing skin in freezing temperatures could cause frostbite.

 

[Along Came Angel]

C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S

Wish you all the best in landing!!!

Thank you Thank you....

 

[Badal789]

I do not have enough space on the form to explain everything. What should I do?

If you need more space, attach a separate sheet of paper. On the paper, give the full answer. Don’t forget to write down the letter or number of the question you are answering.
Please see the below link to find many other helpful information.


source : http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?q=016&t=4

 

[PQR]

Can we make a list of mi-2 who r still iin RBVO,i think this is the time for MI-2 now

u r right

 

[PQR]

Bhai ar Brother er moddhe pathokko ki?

 

[PQR]

can u tell me is there anyone left with MR from MI1? i was just wondering

 

[PQR]

Ha ha ha...Right PQR Bro...actually my tension was only because my wife is pregnant and expecting baby early March...after mid jan she can't fly and adding new born will take another round of waiting which I don't want to bear...so you know...please pray for me and family...wish you good luck also...

congratulation for a new member in your family

 

[rana22april]

RPRF & other docs has been dispatched today !
Counting of days for PPR begins

 

[PQR]

CANADA'S TOP 25 IMMIGRANTS

Ahmed Mustaq

Occupation:
Accountant

Country of Origin:
Bangladesh

City:
Toronto

Admirable accountant

Ahmed Mustaq has seen it all as a skilled immigrant with family in tow and little practical knowledge of English and nobody to turn to for help. And, like many immigrants, he also emerged out of the situation as a survivor. “There were many cultural and language barriers, but I overcame those through continuous learning and adaptation,” says Mustaq, 21 years after first arriving in Canada.

As a newcomer, Mustaq first honed his English language skills so that he was better equipped as a jobseeker and then began networking both within his Bangladeshi community and the professional accounting community in the hopes of landing a job in his field.

The success he eventually found through this strategy got him to think about helping fellow immigrants, particularly from his own community. He created a Bangladeshi-Canadian phone directory including a guide for newcomers. The directory offered information about health services, education, recreation and settlement services that are crucial to a newcomer.

However, six years ago, Mustaq was laid off from a company where he had worked for more than 15 years. Hardly fazed by the sudden loss of income and uncertain job situation, he enrolled himself into the Ontario Self-Employment Benefit program. After going through intensive business skills development training, he opened his own accounting business.

His advice to other immigrants is that one should not give up when faced with such life-changing situations. “My positive attitude toward the challenges I encountered and facing those with patience and perseverance helped me succeed in Canada.”

Ahmed Mustaq founded the first Bangladeshi-Canadian Community Services (BCS) centre, which marks its 10th anniversary next year. BCS is located in the heart of the Danforth in Toronto where the majority of the Bangladeshi community has settled. Ahmed's main goal in opening this local community organization was to help newcomers with settlement and integration into the Canadian way of life. Services include: Information, Referrals, Career Counseling, Legal Aid, Crisis Management, Intervention, Mentorship and Educational Workshops. He currently serves as an advisor to BCS and also volunteers with other organizations such as the Bangladesh Canadian Political Action Committee and the Association of Bangladeshi Professionals in Accounting and Financing.

Being born in a farming family in Bangladesh, moving to foreign country and becoming a successful business owner, community and religious leader, and a political activist, Mustaq is indeed a top Canadian

Source: http://canadianimmigrant.ca/canadas-top-25-immigrants/canadas-top-25-immigrants-2012/ahmed-mustaq

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