That much is obvious but the list of "eligible" occupations is vague and not very specific. Most FSW people who are moving to Canada are in tech or finance, they don't qualify for TN?
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Bruh fuck the US. There's more to the world than burgers, obesity and guns. Canadian passports can get you work visas easier. Couldn't care less about the US. Not every country bases visa processing on country of birth. Some countries use country of citizenship as the metric.
Here is the NAFTA approved list for Canadians.
https://visaservices.duke.edu/categories/tn/profession-list
Probably preparing for the new ITA's. The CIC portal is down since morning. I too sensed that PPR ratio has fallen since 2nd week of June.
Got a message from the IRCC today. They've finally responded to my rants from February/March.
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It becomes even more difficult if you have a pending i140. Good luck arguing non immigrant intent without withdrawing that and losing your priority date.
If you're Indian, don't move there on anything other than L1A.
Correct, they're dual intent visas-even then you may need to demonstrate strong ties to your country of citizenship. But there is more leeway.
Yeah, only if you don't have any pipedreams of settling there. I wish someone had instilled this sense into me 5 years ago.
Another example why Canada lacks vision. One IP provider network breaks down and majority of the country is affected.
https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/rogers-communications-services-down-thousands-users-downdetector-2022-07-08/
https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/rogers-communications-services-down-thousands-users-downdetector-2022-07-08/
I've been holed in at a Tim Hortons since early morning because of this
I never did apply for the I-140 stuff, I planned to head back to India and work as a contractor for my US company there, but Canada is obviously a better option for continuing my employment.
Hey guys, sorry to derail the conversation but I'd appreciate some input on the following.
So I finally bought my tickets to Canada, I'm flying and landing in Toronto mid August! This is due to me having a semester-long exchange at a university in Montreal, QC starting in September, ending the first few days of December. For full context, I'm from an eTA-eligible country.
My timeline is in my signature. However, I've still got 6 months or so to go, according to the current service standard, if and until my PR is approved. I've thought of the following scenarios:
A) my RFV email arrives before mid-August, CoPR is approved, I land in Toronto with no issues.
B) my RFV email arrives after my exchange, once I've exited Canada and can then come back to settle permanently in a non-QC province.
However, there's a third scenario:
C) my RFV email arrives during my exchange, while I'll be residing in Quebec.
What should my approach then be?
So I finally bought my tickets to Canada, I'm flying and landing in Toronto mid August! This is due to me having a semester-long exchange at a university in Montreal, QC starting in September, ending the first few days of December. For full context, I'm from an eTA-eligible country.
My timeline is in my signature. However, I've still got 6 months or so to go, according to the current service standard, if and until my PR is approved. I've thought of the following scenarios:
A) my RFV email arrives before mid-August, CoPR is approved, I land in Toronto with no issues.
B) my RFV email arrives after my exchange, once I've exited Canada and can then come back to settle permanently in a non-QC province.
However, there's a third scenario:
C) my RFV email arrives during my exchange, while I'll be residing in Quebec.
What should my approach then be?