return $$ to foreign gov to be considered for PR?

[kryt0n]

Technically, no terms were breached

So why are you worried then?

 

[Canadream2017]

see if someone has a similar situation, not necessarily the same country of origin but a similar boat. How did they go about it?
Remember this forum is for everyone to share their experience. You never know who has been in exact same your situation anyways!

Q: why you alway put people down, whether those with low CRS or high CRS. I've noticed your posts in other topics, and gosh you're extremely harsh and most of the time irrational. Stay positive, and remember, it's not a "marathon"!

 

[kryt0n]

see if someone has a similar situation, not necessarily the same country of origin but a similar boat. How did they go about it?
Remember this forum is for everyone to share their experience. You never know who has been in exact same your situation anyways!

Q: why you alway put people down, whether those with low CRS or high CRS. I've noticed your posts in other topics, and gosh you're extremely harsh and most of the time irrational. Stay positive, and remember, it's not a "marathon"!

I'm sorry you feel that way. I guess after two years of being on the forum trying to help people i sometimes hope people try to help themselves sometimes. Also the 100s of PM's i receive I attempt to assist people. I thought in this post taking the time to answer and ask more questions would assist you, beings as I don't know the answer. As my help may no longer be appreciated I feel the best solution may be to leave the forum.

But that aside, you said
"But In my scholarship contract, there's a line that says "a student shall return all the money spent should they decide to apply for another citizenship or live in another country permanently. Also, the citizenship and passport will be revoked as country's regulations prohibit dual citizenship". "

As you signed a scholarship contract that clearly says if you want to get PR in another country, you have to pay back your loans. So here you either pay it back, or don't get PR. I'm not sure what the consequences are of not doing this, but it is clearly mentioned. If you don't have the funds to do it then I'm not sure how anyone else here can help you. As you are applying under CEC you don't have to declare the loan to Canada, but you have an obligation to your home country who paid for your education assuming you would bring the skills back home.

 

[Canadream2017]

I'm sorry you feel that way. I guess after two years of being on the forum trying to help people i sometimes hope people try to help themselves sometimes. Also the 100s of PM's i receive I attempt to assist people. I thought in this post taking the time to answer and ask more questions would assist you, beings as I don't know the answer. As my help may no longer be appreciated I feel the best solution may be to leave the forum.

See, this is exactly what I mean by irrational. "If A happens, then B+C cannot happen."
In any case, Thank you

 

[Canadream2017]

btw, I miss Tim horton's double double ;D

 

[xpressentry]

See, this is exactly what I mean by irrational. "If A happens, then B+C cannot happen."
In any case, Thank you

I'm sorry to say but I agree with kryt0n on this one. You put in the clause of the scholarship and IMO you are breaching the Ts & Cs of it. At the end of the day, it is your application and your decision whether to fulfill your obligation or not. Only time will tell what will happen in future and your past and present will affect your future. Whatever decision you make, I hope the ghosts of your past dont come back to haunt you.

 

[jamilmuradov]

I have a very small concern regarding my express entry application.


I searched everywhere, I couldn't find the straight answer. My question is regarding EE applicant's obligation to return money to government who funded previous education while in Canada.

I came to Canada in 2009 and graduated in 2012. I left Canada as soon as i graduated. My tuition was covered throughout government agency. However, the agency doesn't promise any job or training after graduation. so when i returned back i had to find a job myself and I stayed unemployed for 3 years. Right now my job sucks, but it's better than nothing.

But In my scholarship contract, there's a line that says "a student shall return all the money spent should they decide to apply for another citizenship or live in another country permanently. Also, the citizenship and passport will be revoked as country's regulations prohibit dual citizenship". So I am not sure, what should I do in this case? I can't afford paying back my tuition, and at the same time, there is no job opportunity in my home country. .

More importantly, there is not any way my Gov. tracks individuals who applied for jobs outside, Canadian PR or US green cards whatsoever.

I know that my country's economy is just getting worse over time. I will have to struggle again with unemployment, poverty and unfair treatment.

Please help, I am seeking your sincere advice.

Hey! What did you end up getting?