If you are following my Immigrating to Canada blog series, by now, you may have already determined which immigration category or program you may apply under and you now have a better idea of how much money you need to prepare to support your application. In this post, let us discuss about the document that …
Immigrating to Canada (4/5) – Your Documents and Your Application Read More »
Once you have decided that you and your family are determined to move to Canada, permanently and you have determined which immigration category is best for your situation, the next question would be how much money you will need to process your application to immigrate. Of course, you thought of that, right? But did you …
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To continue with my blog series on Immigrating to Canada, let me share with you some of the different immigration categories that you can apply for in coming to Canada. Probably, after reading my previous blog about starting to immigrate to Canada and you have already assessed if moving to Canada is for you… To …
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As discussed in my last post a few weeks ago, the province of Manitoba will reopen the Skilled Worker Overseas Stream in April 30, 2015. And as it opens it’s application intake, MPNP also introduced changes in to the way it manages application. In their website, immigratemanitoba.com, they have published the details and procedures of …
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It has been four months since I wrote about the new system to manage how people with skilled work experience apply to immigrate to Canada called the Express Entry. This new system was launched in January 1st 2015. As explained in my post Coming to Canada in 6 Months, under this new system, most complete applications will …
I was recently asked if Manitoba is a good place to immigrate? In almost all of my posts in this website, I never fail to mention that my family and I are just immigrants of Canada, and with 10 provinces, 3 territories and more than a hundred cities to choose from it is not surprising that …
As mentioned in my earlier posts, the applicant’s proficiency in English (or French) is also one of the factors being considered in evaluating his/her application for Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP). An applicant must provide documents to support his/her statement regarding his/her proficiency in English and/or French language. Thus, MPNP requires all applicants except those who are currently …
As discussed in my other posts for the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) Application series, one of the requirements that an applicant should meet is that the applicant should have a strong Settlement Plan that explains the steps that he/she will take in order for him/her to get his/her intended job and to be successfully …
I guess, a lot of people are really interested to migrate to Canada, I came up with my very first post about applying as provincial nominee to Canada (Manitoba in particular) on March 18, 2014 and since then, I have been receiving e-mails and private messages in FB from my friends and a few people …
When I was still processing my family’s application for Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP), one of the documentary requirements in submitting an application was Manitoba Affidavit of Support (MAS) which is a declaration of the financial support of a close relative that needs to be signed if the applicant cannot provide the settlement fund. However, …