CANADA IMMIGRATION NEWS AND TIPS

Dear Miss Powell, I’m interested in applying to live in Canada under the provincial nominee programme. I have aunts and cousins living in Ontario so I think I will apply under Ontario. Do I need to be working in a specific job? What are the minimum requirements? Do I need a job offer before I apply? What if I want to set up a business? I look forward to your response. Thank you.  FIND OUT IF YOU QUALIFY TO COME TO CANADA click here and complete our free assessment form . IC Dear IC, Each province in Canada has its own system of granting a provincial nominee programme. Some have a list of in-demand occupations based on their current labour force and this is posted on their website. Individuals who are granted a provincial nominee usually have enough points to be selected for permanent residence by the federal government of Canada under the express entry system. Basic Requirements The various provinces have their own requirements and you may need to apply directl

#COMETOCANADA  FIND OUT IF YOU QUALIFY TO COME TO CANADA click here and complete our free assessment form . Dear Miss Powell, I saw where you posted on Facebook that any individual under 35 years with a degree can get to live permanently in Canada. Is Canada really immigrant friendly? Here’s my situation, I am 28 years old and I have a diploma and a degree from Mico. I am a teacher at a high school. I don’t have any family in Canada. Does that mean I qualify to go to Canada? I also have a son and his father isn’t supporting him. Can I take him? Thanks for your time and keep up the good work. RO Dear RO, Canada has a very generous immigration system, whereby individuals who have the education, skills, work experience and other factors, may get permanent residence in Canada in a matter of months. In fact, Canada is the country of choice for most professional and skilled workers worldwide in recent years. Canada faces challenges such as an ageing population and declinin

Dear Miss. Powell: I am an international student who started studying in Canada two years ago and I’m having a difficult time with finances as my mother died in November.   Just dealing with the funeral and all the stress has taken a toll on me. To make it worst, I couldn’t find the school fee for January and so I applied to take some time off school.    I am thinking that I will work full time and save some money so that I can go back to school in September and just get my head together.   Do I need to apply to the government for this leave as well? What application should I submit?   Thanks for your help. AA Dear AA, I am sorry to hear of the loss of your mother and that you are having a difficult time in Canada.   Have you spoken to the counselors at the school? Most schools have guidance counselors who can assist you with emotional and assist you with getting medical support.   They may even have information about grants for international students.   Study P

Dear Miss Powell, I have a bachelor’s degree and 5 years experience as a manager in a private company and I’m thinking of trying out the express entry programme for Canada. I want to sponsor myself, my son and my wife. My wife is also a professional with a degree so I think we have the required education and work experience to do well in Canada. I’m just wondering if this is something I can afford as people say you need to show a lot of money. How much money do I need to immigrate to Canada?  Is there a maximum? What do I need to show?  Can we use our house and cars as collateral?  Looking forward to your response. Thanks PN Dear PN, If you are applying under the express entry system to live permanently in Canada as a Federal Skilled Worker or as a Federal Skilled Trade Worker, you will need to show the government of Canada that you have the financial means to support yourself and your family, once you are granted permanent residence. The required amount is called