No more waiting for work permit

[Hamid khan]

Dear vikash

Before u applying any colleges pls ask tiger or aman or Enfield or any senior
That which province u should go
and which provience has easy PNP bcz if u get eassy PNP
It will help for PR

 

[Hamid khan]

Hi sabby

I am applying for sep 13 Toronto

But could you pls tell me your own view which provience should I go sas /mani / alb

I knew If I go AL then after finish study I will get my PNP eassy if my course is in skill list

Kindly help me pls

Kindly reply

 

[vikashshinge]

Dear vikash

Before u applying any colleges pls ask tiger or aman or Enfield or any senior
That which province u should go
and which provience has easy PNP bcz if u get eassy PNP
It will help for PR

Hi Hamid, actually i did what you said, i did post to them and i m waiting for their reply too..
Just getting information from as many people as i can, any information can be helpful for me..
thanks for the concern buddy... do tell me if you know anything about it till m waiting for seniors reply..

 

[sabby2612]

@Hamid,

The decision should always be made by you. We can only provide you information. Let nobody direct your career, rather you choose what's best for you and that requires hell lot of research and hard work. Anyway addressing your query, please read the following programs based on province;

QUEBEC : Foreign students PNP

http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/immigrate-settle/students/index.html
http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/immigrate-settle/students/stay-quebec/index.html

ONTARIO PROVINCE : International Student Category PROVINCIAL NOMINEE PROGRAMME (PNP)
http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/en/pnp/OI_PNPSTUDENTS.html#_job

SASKATCHEWAN : Students PNP

http://www.saskimmigrationcanada.ca/student


Quebec is the best option basis if you are ready to wait for 12 months and do not work for 20hours a week (although effective 1jan there is no waiting period) but in Quebec, as far as I know, you don't get to work untill ur study completes (minimum 12 months of actual study) and learning french is also mandate (at least the beginner level, there is a certification). However, the best part is, if you complete your study with good grades, you need not look for a skill based job, you can apply for PR after successful completion of your study.

Cheers!

 

[Hamid khan]

Sabby 2612

Many thanks for your reply

But do u think as a chef it would be hard to manage job offer from ON
Or I should go Newfoundland where no work experience needed after finish study to get PNP

Kindly reply

 

[vikashshinge]

@ Hamid,

The decision should always be made by you. We can only provide you information. Let nobody direct your career, rather you choose what's best for you and that requires hell lot of research and hard work. Anyway addressing your query, please read the following programs based on province;

QUEBEC : Foreign students PNP

http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/immigrate-settle/students/index.html
http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/immigrate-settle/students/stay-quebec/index.html

ONTARIO PROVINCE : International Student Category PROVINCIAL NOMINEE PROGRAMME (PNP)
http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/en/pnp/OI_PNPSTUDENTS.html#_job

SASKATCHEWAN : Students PNP

http://www.saskimmigrationcanada.ca/student


Quebec is the best option basis if you are ready to wait for 12 months and do not work for 20hours a week (although effective 1jan there is no waiting period) but in Quebec, as far as I know, you don't get to work untill ur study completes (minimum 12 months of actual study) and learning french is also mandate (at least the beginner level, there is a certification). However, the best part is, if you complete your study with good grades, you need not look for a skill based job, you can apply for PR after successful completion of your study.

Cheers!

Ontario seems like a better option for me, i m applying for Algonquin college in 2014 jan, so after i complete my course of 1 year, i get 1 year pgwp, so i need to grab a job offer letter and then i can apply for PNP. Ontario do not need work experience like Saskatchewan but just a skilled job offer from NOC O A B categoy. Even the procedure for Ontario PNP take quite long time according to what i have come across so far in this forum..

 

[Hamid khan]

Can anyone tell where is most less time need for pnp

 

[aman singh]

Hi,
If you guys are thinking of PNP and good job , then opt for ALBERTA.
Ontario is nice too.
But not a good province to apply for PNP.

 

[Hamid khan]

Hi Aman Bhai what do u think about Newfoundland
No need to wait after course finish
Just need a full time job offer in own field

Pls say something ......,,,,

 

[aman singh]

Hi,

I'm giving my personal view.
When you apply for PNP. You're accepting the agreement that you'll stay in that province after PR. [ Still some people move after 2 years of getting PR] . But it is of NO WORTH because again you have to adapt to new province and search new job.
So think for long-time.
Newfoundland is a small province and it's too cold over there.
Definitely Ontario and B.C will be the best option in this respect.
But this province are hell expensive and many good jobs are already acquired.
So my choice will be Alberta , then Saskatchewan.
I hope it helps.

Good Luck.

 

[vikashshinge]

Hi,
If you guys are thinking of PNP and good job , then opt for ALBERTA.
Ontario is nice too.
But not a good province to apply for PNP.

First of all Thanks Aman
The course i m looking for is started by only Algonquin, "mobile and social media management" so that is the reason i m choosing this college in Ontario.
What is the chances of getting job in IT(website and internet marketing) in Ontario.

Considering your opinions, i also had a look at NAIT(only spp college i got through net) in Alberta. Do Alberta has good job opening for IT?

As per my search on google.
For Ontario
you don't need to have a job experience, plus even if you do have job offer its not necessary to have in same field you studied and you can apply as soon as you get any job which fulfill the employer pre screen criteria.

Alberta
you need to have six month experience in same field of study and that too from Alberta employer.

Is their good chances that if i pursue 1 year study in Alberta i will get a job in IT.I already have 2 year work experience in India.
Does PNP process in Alberta take time since i will be having only 1 years work permit?

 

[Hamid khan]

I think ON PNP takes long time then AL PNP

 

[aman singh]

If Ontario PNP is easy. Then why 90% student who graduate in Ontario move to other province ???

I.T jobs are available everywhere. It depends how you grab it.
Indian experience won't count in job hiring. But definitely it will be a boon for the resume.
It always depends on your inter-personal skills + Canadian experience.
Don't worry , the employer will help you in work permit extension.
The day you apply for PNP, after that you can wait in Canada without status until a decision is made.

Good Luck.

 

[vikashshinge]

The day you apply for PNP, after that you can wait in Canada without status until a decision is made.

Aman could you please explain me this part. I didnt heard about it, i tried to find it on google but nothing particular helpful information was available on this.

Step by step procedure:
Course completion: status student visa
apply for PGWP: status PGWP
after i get PGWP, search job: status PGWP
After i get job: status PGWP
i apply for PNP asap
Am i picturing it right?
what is this status thing?

 

[aman singh]

1. study permit
2. PGWP
3. choose in which stream you wanna apply for PR. [i choose alberta PNP]
4. Get a field related job and work for 6 months under same employer
5. Apply for Alberta PNP
6. With result of PNP, you'll get the PR form. Fill and submit it again.
7. Wait for PR.

Bingo you're Canadian resident.
I hope it clears everything.