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nimmiboy
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Re: NOT FLUENT IN ENGLISH
You may not be a problem, a cousin of mine recently landed in canada and he also has not fluent in english. So u dont worry..anymore
You may not be a problem, a cousin of mine recently landed in canada and he also has not fluent in english. So u dont worry..anymore
Re: NOT FLUENT IN ENGLISH
i dont think the immigration officer at the port of entry at the time of landing is supposed to assess your english language skills. probably some member with more knowledge over this topic can clarify this for you. good luck with your landing.
i dont think the immigration officer at the port of entry at the time of landing is supposed to assess your english language skills. probably some member with more knowledge over this topic can clarify this for you. good luck with your landing.
Re: NOT FLUENT IN ENGLISH
First of all, Congratulations. Just out of interest, what is your profession/Occupation?
I mean, you are going to an English/French speaking country, where the official language is (assuming you don't go to Quebec) English. How do you expect to get a job, or sail through interviews?
I think you should have worked on your Language skills and be confident of yourself by now. (2006 to 2009).
Anyway, Good luck in your future ventures!!!
BobbyB
PAK101 said:
First of all, Congratulations. Just out of interest, what is your profession/Occupation?
I mean, you are going to an English/French speaking country, where the official language is (assuming you don't go to Quebec) English. How do you expect to get a job, or sail through interviews?
I think you should have worked on your Language skills and be confident of yourself by now. (2006 to 2009).
Anyway, Good luck in your future ventures!!!
BobbyB
nimmiboy
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Re: NOT FLUENT IN ENGLISH
yes, he was principal applicant..applied in 1999 from hong kong embassy ang got visa 2008 december.
yes, he was principal applicant..applied in 1999 from hong kong embassy ang got visa 2008 december.
Re: NOT FLUENT IN ENGLISH
Thanks Bobbyb
i did masters in food science , not that bad in english , only bit weak in english speaking ( i am worried about if the immigration officer ask me how u claim full points for language, thats it ) ny way my first programme in canada is to start english language course
Thanks Bobbyb
i did masters in food science , not that bad in english , only bit weak in english speaking ( i am worried about if the immigration officer ask me how u claim full points for language, thats it ) ny way my first programme in canada is to start english language course
Re: NOT FLUENT IN ENGLISH
I doubt whether you will be asked about how you got your points. But, one thing I know is that the Immigration Officers that will handle your Landing have the discretion and rights to deny anyone the PR, if for any reason they doubt or suspect anything.
Here, read this:
The officer will ask you a few questions to make sure you still meet the requirements to immigrate to Canada. The questions will be similar to the ones you answered on your Application for Permanent Residence in Canada. The officer will confirm that you still meet the requirements for admission to Canada. This should only take a few minutes.
You will not be allowed into Canada if you give false or incomplete information, or if you do not satisfy the officer that you meet the requirements for entry into Canada.
If there are no problems at the point of entry, the officer will authorize you to enter Canada as a permanent resident. The officer will also confirm your Canadian mailing address. Your permanent resident card will be mailed to you at this address.
Extracted from this link:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/arriving.asp
Please do not get me wrong. I am not implying or suggesting anything.But to be "forewarned is to be forearmed".
PAK101 said:
I doubt whether you will be asked about how you got your points. But, one thing I know is that the Immigration Officers that will handle your Landing have the discretion and rights to deny anyone the PR, if for any reason they doubt or suspect anything.
Here, read this:
The officer will ask you a few questions to make sure you still meet the requirements to immigrate to Canada. The questions will be similar to the ones you answered on your Application for Permanent Residence in Canada. The officer will confirm that you still meet the requirements for admission to Canada. This should only take a few minutes.
You will not be allowed into Canada if you give false or incomplete information, or if you do not satisfy the officer that you meet the requirements for entry into Canada.
If there are no problems at the point of entry, the officer will authorize you to enter Canada as a permanent resident. The officer will also confirm your Canadian mailing address. Your permanent resident card will be mailed to you at this address.
Extracted from this link:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/arriving.asp
Please do not get me wrong. I am not implying or suggesting anything.But to be "forewarned is to be forearmed".