Comments on: 10 Common Immigration Questions (8/10) http://correresmidestino.com/10-common-immigration-questions/ Snowed under since 2004! Sat, 11 Feb 2012 16:57:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Zhu http://correresmidestino.com/10-common-immigration-questions/comment-page-3/#comment-31955 Zhu Fri, 30 Sep 2011 17:01:11 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=3180#comment-31955 There are many different ways to immigrate to Canada. One of the most common immigration categories is the skilled worker one. You can find a lot of information on cic.gc.ca, or here: http://correresmidestino.com/category/the-saturday-series/how-to-immigrate-to-canada/. However, you do need to have some relevant work experience in certain fields to qualify. You can take the test online for free on the website mentioned above to see if you would be eligible. There are many different ways to immigrate to Canada. One of the most common immigration categories is the skilled worker one. You can find a lot of information on cic.gc.ca, or here: http://correresmidestino.com/category/the-saturday-series/how-to-immigrate-to-canada/.

However, you do need to have some relevant work experience in certain fields to qualify. You can take the test online for free on the website mentioned above to see if you would be eligible.

]]> By: lilia http://correresmidestino.com/10-common-immigration-questions/comment-page-3/#comment-31945 lilia Fri, 30 Sep 2011 15:54:23 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=3180#comment-31945 Hi, I'm currently living in the U.S but originally from Venezuela. I do not have an U.S citizenship and I'm in the process of waiting for my residency, which is one of the many reasons i want to move to Canada. The process takes too long, almost 5 years and in which you cannot study or work, or even drive so as you can see I'm just stuck doing nothing. It has always been my dream to move to Canada so I want to take the chance and start all over again and be able to being my life and study. I'm 22 years old, have an associates degree and attempting to get a bachelors until I had to stop studying. I have little work experience do to the fact that i cant work here, I speak perfect English. My question is: What do you think my chances are in getting a visa? which visa should i apply for? ( I don't want a student visa because i would have to pay as an international student and i simply cannot afford that) Thank you for your help! ( I didnt know where else to post this, sorry ) Hi,
I’m currently living in the U.S but originally from Venezuela. I do not have an U.S citizenship and I’m in the process of waiting for my residency, which is one of the many reasons i want to move to Canada. The process takes too long, almost 5 years and in which you cannot study or work, or even drive so as you can see I’m just stuck doing nothing. It has always been my dream to move to Canada so I want to take the chance and start all over again and be able to being my life and study. I’m 22 years old, have an associates degree and attempting to get a bachelors until I had to stop studying. I have little work experience do to the fact that i cant work here, I speak perfect English. My question is: What do you think my chances are in getting a visa? which visa should i apply for? ( I don’t want a student visa because i would have to pay as an international student and i simply cannot afford that) Thank you for your help!

( I didnt know where else to post this, sorry )

]]> By: Zhu http://correresmidestino.com/10-common-immigration-questions/comment-page-3/#comment-30955 Zhu Thu, 25 Aug 2011 13:04:25 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=3180#comment-30955 I send you an email directly :-) I send you an email directly :-)

]]> By: Taylor http://correresmidestino.com/10-common-immigration-questions/comment-page-3/#comment-30951 Taylor Thu, 25 Aug 2011 09:42:20 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=3180#comment-30951 Hello, I just had a quick question that you may or may not be able to answer... I'm 19, a Canadian citizen, and about to get married to an American (who I've been with for 2 years, one of those years being long-distance). Do you think the immigration officers (or whomever processes our app, not sure the real title) won't take us as seriously because I'm so young, or is that not even a factor? Also, is Buffalo the only Canadian visa office in the US? Should we apply outland or inland? SO confusing! Thanks for all your help in your posts! Cheers! Hello, I just had a quick question that you may or may not be able to answer… I’m 19, a Canadian citizen, and about to get married to an American (who I’ve been with for 2 years, one of those years being long-distance). Do you think the immigration officers (or whomever processes our app, not sure the real title) won’t take us as seriously because I’m so young, or is that not even a factor?
Also, is Buffalo the only Canadian visa office in the US? Should we apply outland or inland?
SO confusing!
Thanks for all your help in your posts! Cheers!

]]> By: Zhu http://correresmidestino.com/10-common-immigration-questions/comment-page-3/#comment-29717 Zhu Sun, 17 Jul 2011 15:25:16 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=3180#comment-29717 I'm not sure I'm the right person to answer the question, as I live in Ontario. I know some immigrants who love Quebec and are very happy there and other who report issues... it's hard to say and it mostly depends on the timing, where you live, your attitude, whether you speak French or no. There are a lot of immigrants in Montreal and Quebec. In smaller towns, not so many, Quebec's culture is different than most other provinces. The cultural exception and the language matter a lot to people and if you don't embrace that, you may feel left out. I’m not sure I’m the right person to answer the question, as I live in Ontario. I know some immigrants who love Quebec and are very happy there and other who report issues… it’s hard to say and it mostly depends on the timing, where you live, your attitude, whether you speak French or no. There are a lot of immigrants in Montreal and Quebec. In smaller towns, not so many, Quebec’s culture is different than most other provinces. The cultural exception and the language matter a lot to people and if you don’t embrace that, you may feel left out.

]]> By: Saurabh Nagar http://correresmidestino.com/10-common-immigration-questions/comment-page-3/#comment-29706 Saurabh Nagar Sun, 17 Jul 2011 11:21:50 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=3180#comment-29706 Hi, I am planning to immigrate to canada via tha quebec route. I am concerned about the racist nature of the people there and difficulty in finding jobs in my field. I read a lot of article saying quebec is racist and blah blah.....can you please paint a picture for me? Hi,
I am planning to immigrate to canada via tha quebec route. I am concerned about the racist nature of the people there and difficulty in finding jobs in my field. I read a lot of article saying quebec is racist and blah blah.….can you please paint a picture for me?

]]> By: Zhu http://correresmidestino.com/10-common-immigration-questions/comment-page-3/#comment-23468 Zhu Mon, 22 Nov 2010 19:21:33 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=3180#comment-23468 I doubt they specifically test for it but the safest way would be to abstain before your medical exam. And FYI, heavy drinkers may not be fine either... I doubt they specifically test for it but the safest way would be to abstain before your medical exam. And FYI, heavy drinkers may not be fine either…

]]> By: Mr Question http://correresmidestino.com/10-common-immigration-questions/comment-page-3/#comment-23467 Mr Question Mon, 22 Nov 2010 18:12:44 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=3180#comment-23467 I am curious to find out if during the medical examination they test for weed, pot? I am an occassional smoker but I do not want to loose my chance of becoming a permanent residence here in Canada because of weed when drinkers are just fine. I hope to hear back soon. I am curious to find out if during the medical examination they test for weed, pot? I am an occassional smoker but I do not want to loose my chance of becoming a permanent residence here in Canada because of weed when drinkers are just fine.

I hope to hear back soon.

]]> By: jeanca http://correresmidestino.com/10-common-immigration-questions/comment-page-2/#comment-22644 jeanca Sun, 26 Sep 2010 19:01:54 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=3180#comment-22644 Hi, My boyfriend migrated to Canada, but before he left we had a son. So,he was not able to declare our son as his dependent. Now, we are planning to get married and migrate to Canada as well to be with him for good.Can you advise, which would be a better route to apply for sponsorship? or for me to apply as a skilled worker and apply our son as my dependent? Thanks! Jeanca Hi,

My boyfriend migrated to Canada, but before he left we had a son.
So,he was not able to declare our son as his dependent.
Now, we are planning to get married and migrate to Canada as well to be with him for good.Can you advise, which would be a better route to apply for sponsorship? or for me to apply as a skilled worker and apply our son as my dependent? Thanks!

Jeanca

]]> By: Zhu http://correresmidestino.com/10-common-immigration-questions/comment-page-2/#comment-15842 Zhu Sat, 26 Sep 2009 03:09:42 +0000 http://correresmidestino.com/?p=3180#comment-15842 I have no idea actually. I don't know US visa policy. I guess if your visa are multiple-entries, it could work. Better ask a US official! I have no idea actually. I don’t know US visa policy. I guess if your visa are multiple-entries, it could work.

Better ask a US official!

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