better profession

[jenrozgal]

I am jeny,29, living in the Philippines, i am an optometrist assistant and an optician for 6 years now and i planned to apply for a canada immigration under skilled worker category, my husband is a police officer with 10 years of experience in his field... who among us do you think is better qualified with regards to our profession and be the applicant, furthermore, what do you think might be the success rate of our profession for immigration...hope you may help us and be guided... your good advice is highly appreciated... thanks!!!

 

[PMM]

Hi

I am jeny,29, living in the Philippines, i am an optometrist assistant and an optician for 6 years now and i planned to apply for a canada immigration under skilled worker category, my husband is a police officer with 10 years of experience in his field... who among us do you think is better qualified with regards to our profession and be the applicant, furthermore, what do you think might be the success rate of our profession for immigration...hope you may help us and be guided... your good advice is highly appreciated... thanks!!!

No idea, so you each should take the assessment at http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/assess/index.asp to see who has the most points over 67.

PMM

 

[Delstabor09]

FSW fund

Hi guys. I'm new in this forum. Can anyone help me about the show money for fsw? My problem is I have a peso account in the philippines and then base from the form for fsw, that are asking for the total amount of funds in Canadian dollar? Do I still need to open a dollar account or just simply convert peso to Canadian dollar? Thank you