Canada thread 2

[amber_81]

sis san ka nag-apply ng work visa mo?

if you'll apply for work visa mabilis lang.

[jade_amp23]

tanong lang po para saan po yung points na sinasabi niyo? bakit po kelangan yung ganon? pag wala po bang points hindi pa rin makaka alis?

[amber_81]

sis sorry, pwede pa-pm naman kung saang agency ka nag-apply? kasi dito rin ako sa dubai, marami na akong napuntahan kaso di ko alam kung sino ang ok sa kanila... at least kung tested mo na sya, baka pwedeng don na rin ako magpa-process...

sis, dito ako sa dubai. we paid 100K for agency for the 4 of us. trusted naman yung agency, marami akong friends na naka alis na thru them.

[chinita8]

sis chinita, dito rin ako sa dubai...i'm checking out a couple of agencies din, anong agency mo sis?

im here in the phils. my agency is cic (canadian immigration consultancy) ...

[amber_81]

sis jade sa assessment po...ang required nila pag permanent residency ang apply mo 67 points... they give you points bases sa education mo, age mo, kung ilang years kang nag-aral, kung ilang years ka nang work, your ability in speaking english, etc...

tanong lang po para saan po yung points na sinasabi niyo? bakit po kelangan yung ganon? pag wala po bang points hindi pa rin makaka alis?

[jade_amp23]

pano po makakakuha ng 67 points?

[chinita8]

tanong lang po para saan po yung points na sinasabi niyo? bakit po kelangan yung ganon? pag wala po bang points hindi pa rin makaka alis?

prior to applying for a federal skilled worker (FSW) immigrant visa, you have to be assessed by a consultant or you can take the assessment test yourself via the canadian embassy website (the link has been posted, kindly backread). you have to reach 67 points (i think, nakalimutan ko na exacto) in order to put in your application for an FSW visa ...

[jade_amp23]

pano po pag hindi pa umabot ng 67 points?

[chinita8]

pano po makakakuha ng 67 points?

the assessment test will ask you about your qualifications, educational background, work experience, relatives in canada, etc. --- lots of information will be asked --- every answer you give corresponds to a particular number of points --- after summing it all up, you should reach 67 points, if you dont, then you're not qualified to apply for an FSW ...

[jade_amp23]

saan po nakakakuha ng assessment?

[jade_amp23]

ako po kasi im planning mag take ng caregiver course. ang mag sponsor po sa akin ay yung asawa ng tita ko na canadian. kelangan ko rin po ba yung sinasabi niyo na assessment?

[abby2007]

saan po nakakakuha ng assessment?

Skilled workers and professionals: Self-assessment test
http://cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/assess/index.asp

[paula17]

ako po kasi im planning mag take ng caregiver course. ang mag sponsor po sa akin ay yung asawa ng tita ko na canadian. kelangan ko rin po ba yung sinasabi niyo na assessment?

that will be under a different category. hindi siya under ng federal skilled worker so hindi mo kelangan ng assessment.

[jade_amp23]

that will be under a different category. hindi siya under ng federal skilled worker so hindi mo kelangan ng assessment.

sis paula17 saan po dapat ang category ko kung hindi po ako sa federal skilled worker?

[paula17]

hindi ko sure eh. hindi rin naman yata under ng working visa. check mo na lang sa cic website.

[allredndizzy]

Hello mga sisses! I'm a landed immigrant here in Canada (less than 4 months pa lang). Whole family kami (we're 6) and yung mom ko lang ang may work -- hindi pa nga regular eh. I'm just wondering if there's a way we could spend xmas in the US. Yung lola at tita ko kase US citizen. They've been living there for for more than 25 years. We rarely see them kase minsan lang din sila umuwi sa pilipinas. And right now kase may sakit yung lola ko at matanda na rin sya kaya gusto sana namin syang makasama this xmas. Naconsider na namin na sila yung pumunta dito kaya lang nga kase mahina na yung katawan ng lola ko at di nya kaya yung lamig dito... sa california kase sila, mas hindi yata grabe ang snow dun kesa dito. So just wondering, is there a way we could spend xmas there? What are the documents needed? Do you think we could get a visa considering we don't have jobs? I hope there is a way...

[crimsoncheeks]

^Sis, you have your PR card na naman di ba? I think Visa and PR card should be okay. Though di rin ako sure diyan, baka depende rin how long you're planning to stay? Saan kayo sa Canada?

[allredndizzy]

Yep we have our PR card already. Hindi ko alam kung gano katagal kami mag-stay. Probably just 2 weeks or a month. Visit lang talaga ang purpose. Do you know anyone na hindi pa canadian citizen pero naka-visit sa US? May nabasa kase ako sa isang forum na kailangan 6 months ka na daw sa canada bago ka mabigyan ng visa. Mahirap kayang mabigyan ng visa? Gusto talaga naming makapunta kase tuwing tatawag lola ko sa min, naiiyak na sya sa lungkot dun. 2 lang kase sila ng tita ko dun.

Dito kami sa toronto. I know hindi sya masyadong malamig compared sa ibang province dito pero sabi nga kase ng tita ko, mas malamig pa rin dito kesa dun sa california. Mas okay na kami yung bibisita kase at least malapit lang yung doctor ng lola ko (in case anything happens) tsaka lahat ng kailangan ng lola ko nandon.

hay, sana makapunta kami... kahit early next year pa ok lang basta makapunta.... pero mas gusto sana namin this xmas. Baka sakaling mas mabait sila (tiga-embassy) kase pasko naman tsaka mas paniniwalaan na visit lang talaga ang purpose dahil nga sa occasion.

[kvandenhaak]

^You still need to get a US visitors visa even if you're a landed immigrant. Sure ako dyan!

[abby2007]

hi sis...if you're planning to get US visa as tourist better yet kumuha na kayo ng appointment as early as possible. for two months na everyday im checking their schedule for appointment online, ngayong week lang ako nakaswerte and ang sked namin is 3rd week of november pa.
landed kami last year dito sa canada and were planning to visit some relatives in the US next year pa naman...