Timeline for Filipinos submitted pnp-pr applctions at CIO

[stuart]

Congratulations! Been a while for you stuart - and now may you blessed along the next steps in preparing for your entry and landing. Good luck on your journey....

And what a nice way to end the week - good news! May more good news come next week...

Thanks a lot ragluf. Goodluck to you guys who still waiting. Continue praying.Godbless.

 

[stuart]

Congrats Stuart!

Thanks Carl. Goodluck to you.Godbless.

 

[rylai crestfall]

Congratulations rylai! Well you really can't trust eCAS alone . Good luck and let us know what happens on your landing. All the best to you onwards...

What an ending to the week! God's grace be with those waiting next week - may more good news come next week.

thanks ragluf.. all the best to us.. God bless.. ;D

 

[Sonic]

Congrats to stuart and rylai. Today, we crossed the Peace Arch Border Crossing and went back to process our immigrant visa. The officer asked few questions and then gave us his congatulations for becoming a Permanent Resident in Canada. It probably took us 15 minutes to process our permanent residency. God bless to everyone with their application. I hope everyone will get their residency soon

 

[rylai crestfall]

Congrats to stuart and rylai. Today, we crossed the Peace Arch Border Crossing and went back to process our immigrant visa. The officer asked few questions and then gave us his congatulations for becoming a Permanent Resident in Canada. It probably took us 15 minutes to process our permanent residency. God bless to everyone with their application. I hope everyone will get their residency soon

thanks sonic. i'll have my confirmation of flight schedule tomorrow..so excited.. i imagine the "welcome to canada" remarks.. are the officers scary?

 

[carl zeiss]

for those who will do their medical at nationwide their fee now is 5k plus 50 for courier fee.

You can also try Timbol Clinic. 4K only and not so many patients. They can submit results in a week or so.

 

[paperdolls]

@carl zeiss open din ba timbol clinic on saturdays?

 

[ragluf]

Congrats to stuart and rylai. Today, we crossed the Peace Arch Border Crossing and went back to process our immigrant visa. The officer asked few questions and then gave us his congatulations for becoming a Permanent Resident in Canada. It probably took us 15 minutes to process our permanent residency. God bless to everyone with their application. I hope everyone will get their residency soon

More congratulations to you Sonic - now on landing and getting full PR status. . Good luck onward and success be yours along the way...

 

[ragluf]

thanks sonic. i'll have my confirmation of flight schedule tomorrow..so excited.. i imagine the "welcome to canada" remarks.. are the officers scary?

If I may, on entry at the immigration checkpoint, just be your normal effervescent self the way you have been in this forum.

Almost all immigration officers are uneasy when dealing with a new immigrant/newcomer - well they do not know if they can communicate well enough and understand each other (the language barrier ....) . Put them at ease by greeting them and smile. If there comes an opportunity, break the ice and make small talk and remark about the weather ... (people here love talking about the weather)....

All the best!...

 

[Sonic]

thanks sonic. i'll have my confirmation of flight schedule tomorrow..so excited.. i imagine the "welcome to canada" remarks.. are the officers scary?

Not at all. The officer even joked about how long will it take for us to get our permanent residency card. When it is your turn to talk to the officer, greet him/her with a smile on your face. Most of the officers are friendly. And most of the questions he/she will ask you is not that hard to answer. Just be yourself as you are here in the forum. For example, the officer might ask you where will you live in Canada. It is usually the address were you want your PR card to be delivered. The officer will also ask you regarding your CoPR. Which in my opinion just to verify all the info written there are correct. Then you have to sign both pages. You will also be asked to keep your CoPR as it is the main document you have to present in cases you lose or did not receive your PR card. I hope this helps!

 

[Sonic]

More congratulations to you Sonic - now on landing and getting full PR status. . Good luck onward and success be yours along the way...

Thanks ragluf! For sure you will be rewarded tenfolds with all the things you have done to fellow members of this community

 

[theluckyone]

Hello to everyone!

I'm just new here I really want to inquire which is the best option to go to Canada. I'm working in Dubai, UAE as Office Manager for 8 years. I know this position is not under category for skilled worker but I hope that there is other way or best option to live permanently in Canada. I would love to hearing from you, guys. Any prompt advice would be greatly appreciated TIA.

Congrat's to those who already got their visas! May God bless us all!

 

[msmckulit_09]

Hi msmckulit ask ko lng po kung cno VO mo?ty poh

Visa Officer po namin is MOA sa AOR, kayo po sino?

 

[msmckulit_09]

Yehey!!!.....Thank you Lord for the endless blessing!...just received our visa early this morning...Goodluck Guys...
timeline;
med done aug. 3
PPr- Sept. 25
DM- Oct. 12
Visa-Nov. 11

STUART CONGRATS TO YOU....

 

[carl zeiss]

@ carl zeiss open din ba timbol clinic on saturdays?

Yes they are open on Saturdays. From 9am until 12 noon, until the last patient is seen. Medyo mahirap lang hanapin ang clinic since the building is not so obvious from Pasay Road/Arnaiz Avenue. Good luck!