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[Khan14]

Can i rub my fate with urs
Just kidding, all the best and glow in happiness

 

[EMO]

Dear EMO,
Are u sure that Med and Sec background past?

Thanks a lot for your support!

The Meds is meant for you Medical check and the PCC is for your sec background and you must have provided all that. The only update is your son's med. Not much if you ask me. Just his Id and Med history which the DMP will corroborate with his clinical observation.

Just relax and wait for your PPR.

Cheers

 

[Saida]

The Meds is meant for you Medical check and the PCC is for your sec background and you must have provided all that. The only update is your son's med. Not much if you ask me. Just his Id and Med history which the DMP will corroborate with his clinical observation.

Just relax and wait for your PPR.

Cheers

 

[Saida]

what does DMP mean ? Sorry for lots of questions

 

[Amri24]

Designated Medical Practioner

 

[respectall]

I got my passport request today

congratulations

 

[hotheart007]

Good news ...........Application Status is showing.........Process Start..........

finally get some update from NEW Delhi Visa Office.....................

hotheart

 

[minhas82]

Good news ...........Application Status is showing.........Process Start..........

finally get some update from NEW Delhi Visa Office.....................

hotheart

Congrats on getting in process

 

[malladikarthik]

It makes me awfully irritating and frustrating whenever I read the posts of FSW applicants of MI 3. Those applicants get their visa in less than a year whereas we people have been waiting for almost 2 years for now. It sometimes makes me think whether we really need to go to Canada with this kind of a waiting period.

I mean, being so much reputed in our country with the kind of job and salary that we have, is it at all that desperate for us to go to a country that hardly recognizes our degree, experience and potential. People say that to get adequate Canadian experience, one should work in restaurants, gas stations etc. Although, I do value dignity of labour, I am literally embarrassed when I think that I need to do such jobs to gain experience. If i have to do such jobs, the purpose of getting a hard earned professional degree gets defeated.

At last, it makes me think ‘have I taken a wrong step in choosing Canada’ and better change it before landing in that country and realizing this after wasting a couple of years of career.

I might be discouraging and disheartening, but the fact remains that ‘do we all need this?’

 

[starme]

u r absolutely rite, well, if u r well settled, enjoying healthy status, good job. its foolish to go there.
n above all, how the hell are they treating our applications, baseless rejections, waiting games, poor policies.

n still we are damn desperate to go there.
god forgive me for being so straight forward.

It makes me awfully irritating and frustrating whenever I read the posts of FSW applicants of MI 3. Those applicants get their visa in less than a year whereas we people have been waiting for almost 2 years for now. It sometimes makes me think whether we really need to go to Canada with this kind of a waiting period.

I mean, being so much reputed in our country with the kind of job and salary that we have, is it at all that desperate for us to go to a country that hardly recognizes our degree, experience and potential. People say that to get adequate Canadian experience, one should work in restaurants, gas stations etc. Although, I do value dignity of labour, I am literally embarrassed when I think that I need to do such jobs to gain experience. If i have to do such jobs, the purpose of getting a hard earned professional degree gets defeated.

At last, it makes me think ‘have I taken a wrong step in choosing Canada' and better change it before landing in that country and realizing this after wasting a couple of years of career.

I might be discouraging and disheartening, but the fact remains that ‘do we all need this?'

 

[torontosam]

any updates for BUffalo VO ,the people who are in process from april 17,2012 ?

 

[torontosam]

any updates for MR for BUffalo VO ,the people who are in process from april 17,2012 ?

 

[shinsonsimon]

halo seniors ,my ecas status changed to in process on march 28th,on the same day i got an email from ndvo to submit my fbi clearance certificate before 14th of may.otherwise my application will be cancelled.i have applied for the fbi clearance one month before.when i called fbi today, i got the information that it may take one more month to proceed the application.what should i do now?.should i inform ndvo or wait till the fbi clearance to come. seniors please do reply.

 

[hope_life]

inform them abt the current situation immediately, it must be in NDVO's knowledge that u have applied for fbi clearance
and it may take a little more time. do enclose acknowledgement(if any).

tc.

halo seniors ,my ecas status changed to in process on march 28th,on the same day i got an email from ndvo to submit my fbi clearance certificate before 14th of may.otherwise my application will be cancelled.i have applied for the fbi clearance one month before.when i called fbi today, i got the information that it may take one more month to proceed the application.what should i do now?.should i inform ndvo or wait till the fbi clearance to come. seniors please do reply.

 

[SandySurrey]

Hi Karthik,

I strongly believe if you have right job and satisfied with your current role , you have to think twice before going abroad it's not as easy to get your desire job especially in current economic scenario . You never know you might have to take odd survival jobs or if you are lucky enough to get the job in your field , you may have to start from a scratch . There are some odd NOC like mine , where you can get jobs all around the world but even in that we have to compromise by going for one level below of current designation .

After working for almost 5 years abroad , I feel that my ex colleagues who preferred to stay back here in India doing great .

There are always pros and cons , working and settling abroad means a good and healthy life , less corruption , future secure but the big question always remain " will you be able to get your desired job and position"?

It makes me awfully irritating and frustrating whenever I read the posts of FSW applicants of MI 3. Those applicants get their visa in less than a year whereas we people have been waiting for almost 2 years for now. It sometimes makes me think whether we really need to go to Canada with this kind of a waiting period.

I mean, being so much reputed in our country with the kind of job and salary that we have, is it at all that desperate for us to go to a country that hardly recognizes our degree, experience and potential. People say that to get adequate Canadian experience, one should work in restaurants, gas stations etc. Although, I do value dignity of labour, I am literally embarrassed when I think that I need to do such jobs to gain experience. If i have to do such jobs, the purpose of getting a hard earned professional degree gets defeated.

At last, it makes me think ‘have I taken a wrong step in choosing Canada' and better change it before landing in that country and realizing this after wasting a couple of years of career.

I might be discouraging and disheartening, but the fact remains that ‘do we all need this?'