@agnes_blush27
The handle is SOLOKRU po
As for the requirements they're posted on BIQ-HK in the Immigration Quebec website. All you have to do is visit the website and check on the required documents. The rule is, if you need to present that document then you have to certify it as a copy of an original or have it notarized. You do not need to send an original copy to them as it will not be returned. If some of the documents are not in English or French then you need to have an official translation of it from its source or from an accredited translator/translating services (Alliance Francaise has a translation service).
I hope this helps.
Cheers!
@applicante.ph
No I haven't. I haven't had the time and the resources to take the exam. I know that it was a huge risk to apply and not take the exam but luckily I have a date scheduled for the interview already. Now my problem is trying to have a passable french on the 14th.
I can't give the calculated points before the interview since it was not stated anywhere in the notice that they've sent me but I believe that it is mandatory that you have 49 points (single applicant) for you to be granted an interview in BIQ-HK and I think I have exactly that amount of points.
Thank you for all the well-wishes. I wish you all the same in your applications.
@everyone
Guys I do have one thing to say but I hope you won't get me wrong on this one. I know there are Cebuanos posting on this thread and I do recognize and respect that you try to converse in your own native language and it's cool but it also effectively shuns away all the other Filipinos who don't speak the dialect. I hope we can agree to speak in English (since I think Cebuanos don't usually speak in Filipino) so that we can understand everyone's queries and those who are sharing their experiences.
Cheers!
P.S.
And please don't type in text speak. It would go against you on your IELTS and interview and we wouldn't want that would we?
