manitoba pnp

[Harry22]

hey guys please explain about the manitoba pnp programe is it good to take 2 year program.....ned help asap

 

[aman singh]

Hi,

You can apply for MPNP , after working 6 months any job on your Post graduate work permit.

http://www.immigratemanitoba.com/how-to-immigrate/mpnp-resources/

Good Luck.

 

[Harry22]

What about the rule that if we study for 2 years then we can apply for PNP right-away without any job offer.. is that still available???

Thanks
--

 

[need visa]

No to get Manitoba pnp you must need 6 month experience in ur own study field
Same time u must have to have a full time job offer.

If u study 2 years u will get 2 years work permit if u study one year u will get one year work permit

But still u have to go on same mpnp rule

But according to my teacher of this forum ( tiger007/aman sing) u should go for two years course
Which will help u to get pr in later.

All respect for tiger007/aman.

 

[aman singh]

Hi,

1.Work experience can be of any field.

2. 2 academic program = 16 months course = 3 years PGWP.

Good Luck.

 

[Harry22]

thx guys eagrly wtg fr more replies....

 

[tiger007]

No to get Manitoba pnp you must need 6 month experience in ur own study field
Same time u must have to have a full time job offer.

If u study 2 years u will get 2 years work permit if u study one year u will get one year work permit

But still u have to go on same mpnp rule

But according to my teacher of this forum ( tiger007/aman sing) u should go for two years course
Which will help u to get pr in later.

All respect for tiger007/aman.

Seriously???? :-X

Please don't talk like this! First of all I don't teach... I just share some bits of information and at the same time request members to consult other sources too.

2nd... It seems... whatever I've replied till date.. either you didn't read properly or understood!

Once again..I'm repeating... Go through all of my previous replies on the threads you started. Also, I never said MPNP requires job in own field.

And another... After 2 academic years of course.. you get 3 years PGWP.. pretty much every newcomer on this forum knows it..

Why are you deliberately spreading wrong information.. and claiming me/Aman to be your teacher?

 

[aman singh]

Hahahaha So true. :-\
No one is expert over here.

Just trying to help people to the best of our knowledge.
So never take our answer seriously. Consult other sources too.

And don't call me teacher and my surname is SINGH

 

[need visa]

sorry tiger and aman

i was so happy the way u reply thats why i said sir , nothing els

truely sorry for my stupid writting

many thanks

 

[Harry22]

Seriously???? :-X

Please don't talk like this! First of all I don't teach... I just share some bits of information and at the same time request members to consult other sources too.

2nd... It seems... whatever I've replied till date.. either you didn't read properly or understood!

Once again..I'm repeating... Go through all of my previous replies on the threads you started. Also, I never said MPNP requires job in own field.

And another... After 2 academic years of course.. you get 3 years PGWP.. pretty much every newcomer on this forum knows it..

Why are you deliberately spreading wrong information.. and claiming me/Aman to be your teacher?

Helo tiger,
Thanks for your response..
Please let me know.. if i study for 2 years then can i apply for PNP after 2 years of study without job offer and all??

 

[tiger007]

Helo tiger,
Thanks for your response..
Please let me know.. if i study for 2 years then can i apply for PNP after 2 years of study without job offer and all??

Hi,

After completing 2 years of a recognized course, you will be eligible for a 3 years PGWP. Once you are on a PGWP... you will need to qualify under a specific student immigration PNP or Federal student immigration route - CEC. Most student immigration programs require you to find a skilled job, and do that for 6-12 months...and then apply for PNP nomination and then PR or directly apply for PR if applying visa Federal CEC.

To know more about various student immigration programs in Canada for international students (see April 2013 update with official links; mid page 6):
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/various-immigration-programmes-for-international-students-in-canada-t100908.75.html

Hope it helps.


***All opinions expressed are purely personal, and pieces of information mentioned are to the best of my knowledge... You should consult other sources too.

 

[Harry22]

Hi,

After completing 2 years of a recognized course, you will be eligible for a 3 years PGWP. Once you are on a PGWP... you will need to qualify under a specific student immigration PNP or Federal student immigration route - CEC. Most student immigration programs require you to find a skilled job, and do that for 6-12 months...and then apply for PNP nomination and then PR or directly apply for PR if applying visa Federal CEC.

To know more about various student immigration programs in Canada for international students (see April 2013 update with official links; mid page 6):
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/various-immigration-programmes-for-international-students-in-canada-t100908.75.html

Hope it helps.


***All opinions expressed are purely personal, and pieces of information mentioned are to the best of my knowledge... You should consult other sources too.

Hello Tiger,

Thanks alot for your response..
one more question... Now adays when we get study permit they write name of college on it..
Will it affect us later in PR or stuff??

Thanks
--
Harry

 

[tiger007]

Hello Tiger,

Thanks alot for your response..
one more question... Now adays when we get study permit they write name of college on it..
Will it affect us later in PR or stuff??

Thanks
--
Harry

Hi,

The original college /university (on which you get visa) name will be written on the Study Permit. But, changing course/educational institute will cause no problems whatsoever in getting a work permit or PR. You have to fulfill eligibility requirements under one of the various immigration programs to qualify for PR.


***All opinions expressed are purely personal, and pieces of information mentioned are to the best of my knowledge... You should consult other sources too.

 

[kaushik_ppx]

Hi,

After completing 2 years of a recognized course, you will be eligible for a 3 years PGWP. Once you are on a PGWP... you will need to qualify under a specific student immigration PNP or Federal student immigration route - CEC. Most student immigration programs require you to find a skilled job, and do that for 6-12 months...and then apply for PNP nomination and then PR or directly apply for PR if applying visa Federal CEC.

To know more about various student immigration programs in Canada for international students (see April 2013 update with official links; mid page 6):
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/various-immigration-programmes-for-international-students-in-canada-t100908.75.html

Hope it helps.


***All opinions expressed are purely personal, and pieces of information mentioned are to the best of my knowledge... You should consult other sources too.

Hi tiger!!

I am kaushik from bangalore. I would like you to answer query,

I have applied for M.engg at U of M in last january.
I have not recieved any news from then till then , they dont reply to my mails nor pick up my call .
can u tell me what should I do?

 

[tiger007]

Hi tiger!!

I am kaushik from bangalore. I would like you to answer query,

I have applied for M.engg at U of M in last january.
I have not recieved any news from then till then , they dont reply to my mails nor pick up my call .
can u tell me what should I do?

Hi,

When you say "Last" January..do you mean Jan 2012? ??? Or I think... you mean "this" Jan 2013?

They don't pick up your calls? Seriously? Have you tried calling from another number?

Who knows... may be the application is still under process for Sept 2013 intake... They must have mentioned on the website, by when they finalize and start sending out acceptance letter (for Sept 2013) to the applicants... you should probably wait till then.. or if that date is long over... then you have not been selected into their M.Eng program... no point in contacting them... Really..can be anything!


***All opinions expressed are purely personal, and pieces of information mentioned are to the best of my knowledge... You should consult other sources too.