Arrima : VJO question!!!
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Hey Yann!
I'm also planning to apply for VJO soon in next few months. Do you mind giving me any suggestions, tips or references?
You did the whole process yourself?
TIA
Hi Tia,
Yes, I did it myself, cause the immigration consultant asked 1500.00$ pour the VJO, I think it is too much!!!!
it is easy,
just ask your employer for all the documents on the list. maybe ask them all the documents in advance, sometimes they wouldnt give you on time.
it took me two months for the VJO acceptance letter.
All the best!
Hello Yann,
Thanks for the reply. Omg $1500 is alot. I'm an international student working part time in Montreal and going to complete my studies and would apply for PGWP (post graduate work permit) soon. But my salary isn't that high compared(almost same) to the median salary for my job code. Also when I see the application for the VJO for inland applicants who are already working with valid work permit they are exempted from doing interviews etc., So it seems a bit simple but am not sure to apply myself as you suggested or should go with a consultant. Is it advisable to take risk and apply? What are the chances of getting one?
Are you through the similar kind of journey?
Btw I'm dev not Tia.
Thanks for the reply. Omg $1500 is alot. I'm an international student working part time in Montreal and going to complete my studies and would apply for PGWP (post graduate work permit) soon. But my salary isn't that high compared(almost same) to the median salary for my job code. Also when I see the application for the VJO for inland applicants who are already working with valid work permit they are exempted from doing interviews etc., So it seems a bit simple but am not sure to apply myself as you suggested or should go with a consultant. Is it advisable to take risk and apply? What are the chances of getting one?
Are you through the similar kind of journey?
Btw I'm dev not Tia.