#How to Get PR in Canada after study

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[princemick]

MICKLORE for dummies

here;s part 1 with his racing history

because over roc weekend people seemed to have gotten to know him a lot better so here's a bunch more of mick info that I deem as essential

so under the tab I will add a bunch of stuff that kinda break trough that introverted pr trained wall he has.

this will be broken into facts, quotes, moments and videos.

--enjoy--

Mickfacts:

he speaks, english, german, french and italian but beraly speaks italian and french because he doesnt feel comfortable enough with them

the f-2002 is his favorite of his dads cars

during a lot of 2022's off season he has been dirt racing in the states where he bascially races for as long as the car runs together with gina's bf (x) (x)

apperantly recognizes the italian anthem before the german

can't choose himself for a dream team so his dream team is michael and seb

couldnt choose between lewis and max in 2021 "because theyre both nice to me"

he used to play drums as a kid

his middle name is 'junior'

he is named after Mick Doohan (5x mtotogp champ) who used to live close to Michael who were really good friends and so him and Jack Doohan (f2 driver) have always been and are still close friends.

apperantly introduced himself to kevin when he got back to haas with 'suck my balls'

modified said off road buddy that he does mud racing with so it goes quicker then intended

he seems to have extra clothes with him at all times bc he borrowed an extra pair of pants and shirt to callum for their f2 podium celebration

his dad wanted him to study engineering (also interesting piece of related information: he said he would have become a biologist if not an f1 driver in this video)

he refers to his dog angie as his best friend

in F3 he won 5 races in a row. race 22 til 26 of the 2018 season.

he started doing champions for charity where he organizes a football match every year with a bunch of german sports players

mick denies it but this man has bleached his hair

Mickquotes:

"a bomb, a knife, a serial killer. I mean that comes all together so.."

"I mean if poeple ask me if I'm mick I usualy just say no. I learned that from my dad."

"can I eat this?" procedes to eat it

"you guys are gonna do pushuupss"

"can I go and pet it?? play fetch??"

"those cars are so shit"

"deutsche, german..WHA??"

"you sure??"

"my dad, my dad, my dad, my dad"

"I just wanna get to my dad"

"beep beep beep"

"I won f2 and f3 for a reason"

"you guys are fucking brilliant, FUCKING BRILLIANT! fucking hell- sorry for all the swearing guys"

"I have a problem with italian bread tbh"

"PTW man, PTW" (pwt means prove them wrong)

"so you have to be smooth, realise that its an old lady and treat it that way, take it easy and enjoy the ride"

"hmm, have you ever driven on the road blindfolded?"

"ah, I was fine" after crashing

"I'm glad it was you I was fighting against"

Mickvideos:

prema stranger things - where he bascially just shouts his ideas and is loudly jock and himbo coded

The 5 Second Challenge - him having to really quickly talk and think shows how he thinks really well aka himbo

The Taboo Challenge - where he has to explain something without using specific words

Seb And Mick Take On The Formula 1 Tower Challenge! - where Seb and Mick ask eachother questions as they play mega jenga

Mick and Dan at the 2021 russian gp presser - just wholesome

Mick and Sean cook pizza together - him being wholesome and happy and speaking italian

Prema Trivia Challenge - giving ultimate himbo rights

him hugging every haas mechanic after his last race w them

mick post Q2 in Canada

the groundhog video

Some minutes with Cyrus Watches: Mick Schumacher

The Texas Red Hot Sauce Challenge - shows his relationship with gary (his old race engineer) really well

Guess the Flavour: Japanese KitKat Taste Test - shows how weird mick is sometimes

Map The Track - himbo.

Mick celebrates with the team after first F1 points - hes so beloved

Gina and Crorinna's congrats after his first points

okay there's much much more, if you wanna get more into it I reccomend watching more of his prema and haas videos and just keep updated with him over his time at mercedes

dont be afraid to send me asks with questions or anyting!

and special thank you to 2/3 of the pillars of mickblr @acrosstobear and @schumaclerc for helping me out w some micklore and @stoffelvandoornegf for this post

[lawlietscaramels]

I have a question about rie. I know she has a lot of alternate names/aliases, but I’m not really sure on who uses what name, if that makes sense? Like, do specific people call her certain things? Oh! And does L have any cute nicknames for her?

-🎲

Aliases ╾ Rie

YIPPEE!!!!?!!

Any excuse to drag Rie onto main 🩷 and to procrastinate on my other drafts...

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I'll organise by the basic rule: the main reason she has so many aliases is to help blend in – depending on the country. It won't work everywhere, of course. So, country - names - about the name - nicknames - about the nicknames.

╾ JAPAN

please note: the kanji in brackets are ordered last name - first name, as is typical in Japanese names. So Rie is not 高村 but rather 理恵.

Rie Takamura (高村理恵). I picked this because Rie is a fairly common name for girls meaning "reason". As for Takamura, it's like most common Japanese surnames in that it's somewhat geographical. Specifically, it means "high up village."

Hina Suzuki (鈴木陽菜). I actually don't know the exact meaning, but I didn't pick it for that: Hina and Suzuki are incredibly common names (think John Smith). It has the anonymity of Jane Doe.

Nicknames: Riri (by me; maybe by Matsuda and/or Misa). Miss Rie-san (by L. two honorifics...). Rie Pie (by "Matty Beef Patty" and "Mello Jello," because they got cross at her and decided to give her a taste of her own medicine. She's soooo pissed off that it doesn't rhyme).

╾ USA, UK, CANADA, AUSTRALIA etc...

Rue Dixon. I'm not sure if I ought to add a middle name. Rue I picked simply because it sounded similar to Rie (I didn't pick her real name, or even that she was French, until later. That probably sounds weird, but my creative process is too I guess..) and – come on. The meaning is so cool. Later, I learned BB uses it as an alias, which I'm just going to play into MWAHAHA (sobs). As for Dixon, it's after Elizabeth née Dixon, mother of Mary Wollstonecraft, mother of Mary Shelley.

Nicknames: um, Rue... (by Naomi. The "um" is a permanent fixture/hj). This is her name throughout Another Note.

╾ FRANCE

Reinette Rose Descôteaux (real name. how dramatic are her parents (me)). I struggled picking this name. I speak English (unbelievably) and I've been studying Japanese for a long time, but I've never really touched French up until developing Rie. I just picked something that sounded nice and didn't have an objectionable meaning for her first name. I kind of stomped over the fact middle names are uncommon in France and patched it up with the fact some kids have, like, dual first names (I don't know what I'm talking about. I'm thinking of things like Marie-Belle). As for Descôteaux, HOPEFULLY, it means something to do with gardens.

Aurélie Rousseau. I don't have any plans to use this one in RieCanon so far – perhaps in proLogue: 1429. Same process as above with the first name. Rousseau came up in my sociology class along with a couple of other white dead guys, and I thought the name sounded nice and Rie-ish.

Nicknames: Reine-Rose (L. He pronounces it wrong, pretty much just to annoy her. "Rainy rose" instead of "rehn rose"). Rosey (by L, about twice a year, when he feels cutesy). Pétalette (by her parents. I'm still figuring out Rie's childhood).

╾ INTERNATIONAL

1429 (fourteen twenty-nine). This is a real alias Rie goes by, even though it's not a name, and it's her main title throughout my fan made prequel arc. I don't remember how exactly I picked the number, but I like it.

Nicknames: Cat (by L, strictly once. She calls him mouse for a good while).

╾ OTHER

Rie goes by "L" a lot too. It's an agency more than a person. I feel like I read that somewhere, but there's an equal chance I made it up... Anyway, she does most of the PR stuff, and takes over if L gets sick or if she knocks him out to get some rest.

I've recently decided (this is an edit to the original post) that Rie is half Korean. She was born in France, but her dad (Korean, her mother is French) wanted to give her a Korean name as well, so here it is: 문영지, or Mun Yeong-ji. I probably messed something up, but I liked the sound of Mun and it's a fairly common surname. Yeong means shadow/reflection/photograph, and Ji means intelligence. Also considering the nickname YeonYeon by her father but idk what that means in Korean so I'll have to make sure it isn't anything weird, haha.

I'm trying to figure out if she went to Wammy's, or if there was time for her to meet the kids between 1429 and LABB, or something else. If she went, she'd go by Q or maybe X. I think different kids left at different times, so different letters opened up at different times. It's the simplest explanation I can think of, though I must admit it still doesn't answer everything. What is that again? Occam's razor?

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character ©lawlietscaramels , ©dailyreine , ©riexliet. Though Rie has been inserted into Ohba Tsugumi's Death Note universe, her design, character, and non canon related storyline are all my own original work. Do not steal her design, claim her as your own, use her for “inspiration” — it's flattering but it often ends up a copy, feed any part of her (story/art) to AI, or do anything else unethical or immoral.

[jcmarchi]

Elaine Liu: Charging ahead

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Elaine Liu: Charging ahead

MIT senior Elaine Siyu Liu doesn’t own an electric car, or any car. But she sees the impact of electric vehicles (EVs) and renewables on the grid as two pieces of an energy puzzle she wants to solve.

The U.S. Department of Energy reports that the number of public and private EV charging ports nearly doubled in the past three years, and many more are in the works. Users expect to plug in at their convenience, charge up, and drive away. But what if the grid can’t handle it?

Electricity demand, long stagnant in the United States, has spiked due to EVs, data centers that drive artificial intelligence, and industry. Grid planners forecast an increase of 2.6 percent to 4.7 percent in electricity demand over the next five years, according to data reported to federal regulators. Everyone from EV charging-station operators to utility-system operators needs help navigating a system in flux.

That’s where Liu’s work comes in.

Liu, who is studying mathematics and electrical engineering and computer science (EECS), is interested in distribution — how to get electricity from a centralized location to consumers. “I see power systems as a good venue for theoretical research as an application tool,” she says. “I’m interested in it because I’m familiar with the optimization and probability techniques used to map this level of problem.”

Liu grew up in Beijing, then after middle school moved with her parents to Canada and enrolled in a prep school in Oakville, Ontario, 30 miles outside Toronto.

Liu stumbled upon an opportunity to take part in a regional math competition and eventually started a math club, but at the time, the school’s culture surrounding math surprised her. Being exposed to what seemed to be some students’ aversion to math, she says, “I don’t think my feelings about math changed. I think my feelings about how people feel about math changed.”

Liu brought her passion for math to MIT. The summer after her sophomore year, she took on the first of the two Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program projects she completed with electric power system expert Marija Ilić, a joint adjunct professor in EECS and a senior research scientist at the MIT Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems.

Predicting the grid

Since 2022, with the help of funding from the MIT Energy Initiative (MITEI), Liu has been working with Ilić on identifying ways in which the grid is challenged.

One factor is the addition of renewables to the energy pipeline. A gap in wind or sun might cause a lag in power generation. If this lag occurs during peak demand, it could mean trouble for a grid already taxed by extreme weather and other unforeseen events.

If you think of the grid as a network of dozens of interconnected parts, once an element in the network fails — say, a tree downs a transmission line — the electricity that used to go through that line needs to be rerouted. This may overload other lines, creating what’s known as a cascade failure.

“This all happens really quickly and has very large downstream effects,” Liu says. “Millions of people will have instant blackouts.”

Even if the system can handle a single downed line, Liu notes that “the nuance is that there are now a lot of renewables, and renewables are less predictable. You can’t predict a gap in wind or sun. When such things happen, there’s suddenly not enough generation and too much demand. So the same kind of failure would happen, but on a larger and more uncontrollable scale.”

Renewables’ varying output has the added complication of causing voltage fluctuations. “We plug in our devices expecting a voltage of 110, but because of oscillations, you will never get exactly 110,” Liu says. “So even when you can deliver enough electricity, if you can’t deliver it at the specific voltage level that is required, that’s a problem.”

Liu and Ilić are building a model to predict how and when the grid might fail. Lacking access to privatized data, Liu runs her models with European industry data and test cases made available to universities. “I have a fake power grid that I run my experiments on,” she says. “You can take the same tool and run it on the real power grid.”

Liu’s model predicts cascade failures as they evolve. Supply from a wind generator, for example, might drop precipitously over the course of an hour. The model analyzes which substations and which households will be affected. “After we know we need to do something, this prediction tool can enable system operators to strategically intervene ahead of time,” Liu says.

Dictating price and power

Last year, Liu turned her attention to EVs, which provide a different kind of challenge than renewables.

In 2022, S&P Global reported that lawmakers argued that the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s (FERC) wholesale power rate structure was unfair for EV charging station operators.

In addition to operators paying by the kilowatt-hour, some also pay more for electricity during peak demand hours. Only a few EVs charging up during those hours could result in higher costs for the operator even if their overall energy use is low.

Anticipating how much power EVs will need is more complex than predicting energy needed for, say, heating and cooling. Unlike buildings, EVs move around, making it difficult to predict energy consumption at any given time. “If users don’t like the price at one charging station or how long the line is, they’ll go somewhere else,” Liu says. “Where to allocate EV chargers is a problem that a lot of people are dealing with right now.”

One approach would be for FERC to dictate to EV users when and where to charge and what price they’ll pay. To Liu, this isn’t an attractive option. “No one likes to be told what to do,” she says.

Liu is looking at optimizing a market-based solution that would be acceptable to top-level energy producers — wind and solar farms and nuclear plants — all the way down to the municipal aggregators that secure electricity at competitive rates and oversee distribution to the consumer.

Analyzing the location, movement, and behavior patterns of all the EVs driven daily in Boston and other major energy hubs, she notes, could help demand aggregators determine where to place EV chargers and how much to charge consumers, akin to Walmart deciding how much to mark up wholesale eggs in different markets.

Last year, Liu presented the work at MITEI’s annual research conference. This spring, Liu and Ilić are submitting a paper on the market optimization analysis to a journal of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.

Liu has come to terms with her early introduction to attitudes toward STEM that struck her as markedly different from those in China. She says, “I think the (prep) school had a very strong ‘math is for nerds’ vibe, especially for girls. There was a ‘why are you giving yourself more work?’ kind of mentality. But over time, I just learned to disregard that.”

After graduation, Liu, the only undergraduate researcher in Ilić’s MIT Electric Energy Systems Group, plans to apply to fellowships and graduate programs in EECS, applied math, and operations research.

Based on her analysis, Liu says that the market could effectively determine the price and availability of charging stations. Offering incentives for EV owners to charge during the day instead of at night when demand is high could help avoid grid overload and prevent extra costs to operators. “People would still retain the ability to go to a different charging station if they chose to,” she says. “I’m arguing that this works.”

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Exploring Dual Intent: How to Balance Permanent Residency Goals While on a Student Visa in Canada

Applying for a Student Visa Canada is an exciting step for many international students. However, some students have bigger dreams beyond just studying. Many want to stay in Canada after graduation and build their future there. This is where the concept of "dual intent" comes in. Dual intent means that a student can come to Canada to study but also have plans to apply for permanent residency (PR) later. In this blog, we will explore how to balance both goals while studying in Canada.

What is Dual Intent?

Dual intent is when someone has two purposes for being in Canada. For students, it means coming to study while also planning to apply for PR later. The good news is that Canada allows this. The government understands that many students want to stay in the country after they finish their studies. However, it is important to follow the rules to make sure both your student visa and PR plans are successful.

Balancing these two goals can be tricky, but with the right approach, it is possible to achieve both.

How to Stay on Track While You Study in Canada

When you study in Canada, the first focus should be on your education. You need to make sure that you are meeting the requirements of your study permit and attending your classes. At the same time, you can also prepare for your future PR application. Many international students choose to apply for PR through the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) program, which allows them to work in Canada after finishing their studies.

To improve your chances of getting PR, focus on building your work experience and skills while you are a student. This can be done through internships, part-time jobs, or co-op programs offered by your school.

Role of Overseas Education Consultancy

Planning both your studies and future PR can be confusing. This is where an overseas education consultancy can help. Consultants are experts in the Canadian immigration system and can guide you through the dual intent process. They can help you choose the right programs that are most likely to lead to PR, such as those in high-demand fields like technology, healthcare, or engineering.

Consultants can also help you understand the steps needed to apply for a Student Visa Canada, ensuring that you follow the correct process from the start. Working with a consultancy can save you time and help you avoid mistakes in your application.

Preparing for Permanent Residency While on a Student Visa

While you are in Canada on a student visa, it is important to start preparing for your PR application early. One of the most common paths to PR is through the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) under the Express Entry system. This program is designed for people who have Canadian work experience, which is why gaining work experience while studying is so important.

Make sure you also stay updated on the latest immigration rules and PR programs. Programs like the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) may offer additional pathways for students who want to stay in Canada after graduation.

Conclusion

Balancing your Student Visa Canada with your permanent residency goals is possible through dual intent. By focusing on both your studies and future plans, you can set yourself up for success. Working with an overseas education consultancy can also give you the guidance and support you need to navigate this process. With the right strategy, you can enjoy your time studying in Canada and move closer to achieving your PR dreams.

Also read :

Overseas Education Consultancy: Your Gateway to a Seamless Study Abroad Experience

Canada's New Digital Visa System: How E-Visa Options Are Changing the Student Visa Landscape

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Understanding OINP Eligible Colleges and Preparing for Your Canada Visa Interview

Canada has long been a top destination for international students and immigrants seeking quality education and new opportunities. Among the various immigration pathways, the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) stands out for students aiming to gain permanent residency after studying in Ontario. If you're looking for reliable guidance on OINP-eligible colleges and visa interview preparation, New Jain Immigration Services can help you through every step of the process.

What Are OINP Eligible Colleges?

The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) is a program designed to help Ontario meet its labor market needs by attracting skilled workers, students, and entrepreneurs. As an international student, studying at an OINP eligible college opens up opportunities for applying for permanent residency (PR) through various OINP streams, such as the International Student Stream.

To qualify under this stream, you must have graduated or be in the process of graduating from an eligible college or university in Ontario. It is important to note that not all institutions in Ontario qualify under the OINP. The schools must be publicly funded and must offer programs that meet the OINP’s requirements.

Here are some top OINP-eligible colleges:

George Brown College

Seneca College

Humber College

Sheridan College

Centennial College

These institutions not only provide high-quality education but also give international students a chance to apply for the OINP, opening the doors to permanent residency in Canada.

How New Jain Immigration Services Can Help You

Navigating through the complexities of Canadian immigration can be overwhelming. This is where New Jain Immigration Services plays a crucial role. As a trusted immigration consultant, they assist students and professionals with everything from finding OINP-eligible colleges to preparing for their Canada visa interview.

Their team of experts, equipped with knowledge and experience, guides clients through each stage of the immigration process. With the right support, students can make informed decisions about their academic journey, ensuring that their chosen institution qualifies under the OINP, maximizing their chances of successful immigration.

Preparing for Your Canada Visa Interview: Key Questions to Expect

One of the most critical steps in the immigration process is the Canada visa interview. Many students and applicants feel anxious about this stage, but thorough preparation can ease the process. Below are some common Canada visa interview questions to help you get started:

Why do you want to study in Canada?

Be ready to explain why you chose Canada over other countries and highlight specific academic or career opportunities.

Why did you choose this college or university?

You should be well-informed about the institution and its programs. Mention that it's an OINP-eligible college if relevant.

How do you plan to fund your studies?

Provide clear details about your financial status, including your tuition fees, living expenses, and how you plan to cover them.

Do you plan to return to your home country after completing your studies?

While the OINP might offer PR opportunities, the visa officer wants to ensure that you have a plan in place. Answer honestly but focus on your career aspirations.

What are your future career plans?

Be clear about your goals and how studying in Canada aligns with them.

Consultant ICCRC Number: What Does It Mean?

When choosing an immigration consultant, it is crucial to ensure they are registered with the Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council (ICCRC). The consultant iccrc number meaning signifies that the individual is a licensed immigration consultant authorized to provide legal advice and services in the field of Canadian immigration.

Working with a consultant who has an ICCRC number ensures that you are receiving advice from someone who is regulated and held to high professional standards. New Jain Immigration Services holds an ICCRC license, meaning they are qualified to assist you legally in all matters of immigration, ensuring transparency and professionalism throughout your application process.

Why Trust New Jain Immigration Services?

New Jain Immigration Services is a well-established name in the immigration consultancy sector. They have helped numerous clients with their visa applications, interviews, and college selection, especially when it comes to OINP-eligible colleges. Their ICCRC-registered consultants offer personalized support, ensuring that every client receives the best guidance for their unique situation.

Whether you're planning to study at an OINP-eligible college, preparing for a visa interview, or need help understanding your consultant’s ICCRC number and its importance, New Jain Immigration Services is here to help. With their in-depth knowledge of Canadian immigration policies and their commitment to client success, they are your go-to resource for a smooth immigration journey.

Final Thoughts

Choosing the right college, preparing for a visa interview, and working with a certified consultant are all critical steps in your Canadian immigration journey. By partnering with New Jain Immigration Services, you ensure that you're on the right path from start to finish. With their expertise, you can confidently navigate the complexities of the OINP and achieve your goal of studying, working, and settling in Canada.

For more information and expert immigration advice, visit New Jain Immigration Services today!

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Tips For Applying For A Canada Immigration Study Visa

If your intended stay in Ireland as a student exceeds three months, you must apply for a long-term study visa. Before proceeding, please review our policy on Students from outside the best consultant for canada study visa. Make sure you meet the policy requirements before you submit your visa application.

Verify Whether A Visa Is Necessary

A student's ability to study abroad without a visa depends on some factors. Students from certain countries may enter visa-free thanks to international accords. Students from the EU, for example, may often enrol in courses in any country that is a part of the bloc. It is not the only agreement of its kind in the globe.

You may not even require a student visa if you're taking a short course, participating in an exchange program, or being a dual citizen. Because rules differ in every country, it's wise to check the relevant legislation before taking a stand.

Evaluate How Well You Can Communicate In English

In certain countries, you may be asked to provide evidence of your English proficiency with your visa application. A certification from an English proficiency test is the most common format. Two popular and well-accepted tests are the TOEFL and the IELTS.

If you are asked to submit your English language test results with your visa application, be sure they are valid for at least a few months afterwards. There is a two-year validity period following the publication of TOEFL and IELTS scores.

Verify That All Of Your Documentation Is Accurate

Before submission, ensure that all necessary materials are available and that you have thoroughly reviewed all paperwork requirements. Your visa application will be denied if you fail to provide the required documents. Ignoring even a single step might force you to start the application process again. More expenses could be on the horizon as a result of this.

It is only fair that the passport picture requirements are given equal weight. Regulations differ from one country to another because different nations have different standards for what they will accept in this area.

Document Translation

All the materials you need to support your visa application must be in a language that the school you want to attend recognizes. Having their documents translated into English is a common requirement for international students.

If necessary, the job must be done by a translator who has received consent. Their translation, together with their signature and data, is required for immigration authorities to validate it.

In most cases, choosing a reliable translation service will be up to you. You must arrange a time and pay for the translation before they can produce it for your application.

Duplicate All Of Your Official Documents

For every document you submit or bring to an interview, you must make a copy, either physically or digitally. You should not risk their safe return, even if you are confident it will happen after your visa is approved.

Your passport and birth certificate are essential documents; therefore, you should always treat them carefully. There may be significant problems even if there aren't many chances for something to go wrong.

The Pages Of Your Passport Must Be Empty

Ensure your passport has enough blank pages before applying for a canada immigration study visa. It should ensure enough room for your visa stamp after clearance.

Having two adjacent pages free of markings is often required; however, this varies by country. Learn the ins and outs of the school you're interested in attending before you apply.

If you notice that the number of pages in your passport is becoming low, it would be wise to renew it. Instead of putting it off till later, it would be better to do something about it now. Postponing your preparation till then might result in longer wait times and more costs.

Get Yourself Ready To Pay

 The process of obtaining a student visa almost usually involves a fee. Typically, this is a processing charge that has to be paid when you apply. The processing cost and application method differ per country. Additionally, certain nations demand additional payments from you.

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How Can I Get A Canadian Police Clearance Certificate In India?

An RCMP clearance certificate from Canada certifies that you have not been involved in any criminal activity during your stay in Canada. Canadian citizens, PR, and TRV holders can apply for the Canadian Police’s background check. Getting this certificate while you are in India can be a bit of a hassle since there is a fingerprint submission step involved. We have written this blog to make it easier for you to complete your Canadian Police Clearance certificate application from India. The blog also contains information on hiring an accredited company, submitting your fingerprints, and getting your PCC apostilled for use in India. When Is A Police Check Required? Here is a breakdown of common scenarios where a PCC might be required: When Dealing with Canadian Immigration Applying for permanent residence, citizenship, or visitor visas in Canada often requires a PCC. Other countries also have this requirement for their immigration programs. Specific requirements and document validity periods can vary depending on the immigration program you are applying under. We recommend always checking out the documentation requirements for your visa type before applying. Study and Work Visa Indian professionals who have previously stayed in Canada are required to submit their Canadian background checks when applying for work in Canada. Businesses and organizations are mandated by law to conduct background checks on new hires. A clearance certificate from the RCMP is usually among the list of documents that they request from foreign professionals. Similarly, students from India planning to pursue their higher education in Canada are also required to submit RCMP checks. You can contact your educational institution in Canada to ask for their background check requirements. Child Adoption An RCMP check might be requested by the relevant authorities if you are an Indian resident involved in international adoption or child custody arrangements involving Canada.

Canadian Accredited Fingerprinting Companies

You have to choose from the RCMP’s list of accredited companies when applying for a Canadian Police Clearance certificate from India. This is because direct fingerprint submissions are not accepted for Canadian police checks. We recommend reading online reviews of these companies before making the final choice.

The RCMP’s preferred fingerprinting format is its C216C card but you don’t necessarily have to use this form for your Canadian police check application. You can simply get ink and roll fingerprinted on the Indian police’s fingerprinting form. Your chosen accredited company will digitize this form and submit your fingerprints to the RCMP.

Mailing and Submission

After getting fingerprinted in India, the next step is to mail your form and supporting documents to an accredited agency in Canada. The following supporting documents must be sent to the RCMP along with your fingerprints:

At least one photo ID (CNIB Card, Municipal Card, and Driver’s License are some examples)

Another photo ID or non-photo ID such as a Birth Certificate (Canadian) or an Immigration Permit.

We are often asked by our clients if they can send in their health cards as a form of identification. The RCMP does not accept health cards as valid IDs so you will have to choose an option from the list above.

The Globeia portal is a convenient way to apply for your Canadian PCC from India. We have set up the application process in such a way that you do not get confused at any step. Moreover, our customer support staff is also available to assist you with completing the RCMP’s requirements.

You will be able to track your application’s progress and receive an update once we have received your fingerprints and documents from India. We aim to keep the processing times to a minimum so a Globeia staff member will digitize your fingerprint cards as soon as they are received. This is where the two forms requirement comes into play as we will simply use the second form if there are any legibility issues with the first one. Finally, we will forward your request to the RCMP after conducting a thorough review of your application for accuracy.

RCMP Check Apostille

Getting your PCC issued from the RCMP is one thing but you cannot use it in any other country except Canada without an additional step. While Canadian employers and organizations will accept your RCMP check, authorities in other countries will ask you to get it apostilled first.

For this purpose, you will have to submit an apostille request to Global Affairs Canada. With Globeia, you can not only apply for an RCMP check but also get it apostilled in one go. We will ask you to sign a third-party consent form if you would like us to also process your apostille request. This consent form will authorize Globeai to receive your police check results from the RCMP and then prepare the certificate for apostille verification. You can click here to be redirected to the Globeia portal.

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If you are an Indian and plan to immigrate to Canada, then obtaining a Permanent Residency will be one of the best ways for you to start. Permanent Residence in Canada has several benefits: medical benefits are free, quality education, and you can even become a full-blooded citizen of Canada. However, for the 2025 intake, specific requirements are necessary if you want to apply for Canada PR. This guide will walk you through what's required and set you on your way to a new life in Canada.

 What is Canada PR?

Canada PR from India allows Indian citizens to reside, work, and settle in Canada and enjoys almost all the rights that a Canadian citizen possesses. Because you are a permanent resident, free healthcare, educational benefits, and legal protection will be available to you. A few years after holding PR, you may apply for Canadian citizenship.

To qualify for Canada PR one needs to pass the eligibility criteria, primarily through Canada's Express Entry system that works on three systems, which are as follows:

Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP)

Canadian Experience Class (CEC)

Federal Skilled Trades Worker (FSTP)

For Indian immigrants, the Federal Skilled Worker Program is liked most, though every pathway has different eligibility criteria.

Key Eligibility Requirements for Canada PR in 2025

 1. Work Experience

Work experience is one of the most important elements in your application for Canada PR. Under the Express Entry system, you must demonstrate that you have had at least one year of continuous full-time skilled work experience or its part-time equivalent in the last 10 years. The experience must be classified under Canada's National Occupational Classification (NOC) list. Ideally, jobs in TEERS 0 (management jobs), 1 (professional jobs), or 2(technical jobs) will boost your score a lot.

 2. Language Proficiency

Language proficiency in either English or French is required for every candidate. In the case of English, one needs to take IELTS test. Here, one must score at least 6 bands in every module: Reading, Writing, Speaking, and Listening. The more you score, the more you add to your Comprehensive Ranking System score. French speakers have the option of taking the TEF test to earn extra points.

 3. Education

Education is yet another qualification for you. Your education has to be checked through some authorized body and will then be verified whether it meets the requirements set up in Canada. The higher your education level, the more points score. For instance, a PhD holder scores more points than a bachelor's degree holder.

4. Arranged Employment (Optional)

While not a required component, having a valid job offer from a Canadian employer can greatly improve your chances to get issued with an ITA for PR. A valid job offer is the reason for gaining up to 10 extra points in CRS score, which will place you higher in the Express Entry pool rankings.

 5. Adaptability

This element takes into consideration how easily you can get established in Canada. Marks are given if you meet at least one of the following criteria:

Your spouse or common-law partner is eligible to come to Canada and has the language abilities CLB at level 4 or higher

You have previous work or study experience in Canada

You have blood relatives already living in Canada

You have arranged employment in Canada

All these factors can help you score as much as 10 points.

6. Canada's 67-Point System

Canada uses a points-based assessment in terms of determining eligibility for PR under the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP). You must score at least 67 out of 100 points determined by key factors like age, education, language ability, work experience, arranged employment, and adaptability.

 Point Awards:

Age: up to 12 points

Education: up to 25 points

Language Skill: up to 28 points

Work Experience: Maximum 15

Adaptability: Maximum 10

Arranged Employment: Maximum 10

Am I Eligible for Canada PR?

Checking your eligibility for immigration in Canada PR is the most vital step toward your migration journey. One can get a fair idea about the factors such as age, education, work experience, and language skills in one's CRS score. These points will help applicants prepare well in advance for the process. In any system of the Express Entry program or any Provincial Nominee Program, knowing one's eligibility before registration saves ample time and effort.

If you are still in a state of confusion or want professional assistance, then contact Aptech Visa, with more than 15 years of experience in dealing with applications for Canada PR. Then, you'll be guided properly to ensure the maximum feasible chances for you.

To know more you can refer to https://www.aptechvisa.com/canada-pr-points-calculator you can also write to us at info@aptechvisa.com you can also contact our Canada Immigration consultants at 750-383-2132. 

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Canada PR: Your Path to a New Life – How Immigration Services in Mohali Can Help

Canada, with its high quality of life, multicultural society, and strong job market, has become a top destination for Indians seeking permanent residency (PR). Obtaining Canadian PR unlocks a world of opportunities – you can live, work, and study anywhere in Canada, and eventually apply for citizenship. But navigating the immigration process can be complex. This is where immigration services in Mohali can be invaluable.

What is Canadian PR?

Canadian PR, also known as permanent resident status, allows you to live and work permanently in Canada. It's a stepping stone to becoming a Canadian citizen. While a PR visa is valid for five years, it can be renewed as long as you meet the residency requirements.

How Can Immigration Services in Mohali Help You Get Canada PR?

Immigration consultants at reputable immigration services in Mohali can guide you through every step of the process, increasing your chances of success. Here's how they can assist you:

Eligibility Assessment: Consultants can assess your profile against various immigration programs (Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs, etc.) and determine which program best suits your qualifications and goals.

Documentation Assistance: The application process involves a lot of paperwork. Immigration consultants can help you gather the necessary documents, ensure they are complete and accurate, and meet all the submission requirements.

Language Test Preparation: Strong English or French language skills are crucial for obtaining Canadian PR. Consultants can recommend language test preparation courses and guide you on achieving the required score.

Application Review and Filing: Consultants can meticulously review your application to minimize errors and ensure it's presented in the most compelling way. They can also help you submit your application electronically through the official channels.

Post-application Support: Even after submitting your application, the process isn't over. Consultants can answer your questions, address any concerns, and guide you through interviews if required.

Benefits of Using Immigration Services in Mohali

Increased Success Rate: Immigration consultants have extensive knowledge of Canadian immigration programs and stay updated on the latest rules and regulations. Their expertise can significantly improve your chances of a successful application.

Streamlined Process: Consultants can simplify the complex application process, saving you valuable time and reducing stress.

Peace of Mind: Knowing you have experienced professionals guiding you through every step can offer significant peace of mind throughout the immigration journey.

Finding Reputable Immigration Services in Mohali

With the growing demand for Canadian PR, it's important to choose a trustworthy immigration consultant. Look for companies with a proven track record, affiliation with recognized immigration bodies, and positive client testimonials.

Immigration Services in Mohali – FAQs

1. How much do immigration consultants charge?

Fees vary depending on the complexity of your case and the services offered. However, reputable consultants will provide transparent pricing structures upfront.

2. Is it mandatory to use immigration consultants?

No, it's not mandatory. However, their expertise can significantly improve your chances of success, especially for complex cases.

3. Can immigration consultants guarantee PR?

No ethical consultant can guarantee PR. However, they can ensure your application is strong and meets all requirements.

4. How long does the Canada PR process take?

Processing times can vary, but generally range from 6 to 18 months.

5. What documents are required for a Canada PR application?

Documents vary based on the program you're applying through. Consultants can help you determine the specific documents needed for your case.

Considering Canadian PR?

If you dream of living, working, and building a future in Canada, Canadian PR can be your gateway. Immigration services in Mohali can be your trusted partner throughout this exciting journey. Start your research today and take the first step towards a new life in Canada!

Contact Details: Immigration Services in Mohali

Name: Elegant Immigration Services Address: Sco 20, 2nd floor, Airport Road, Sector 82, JLPL Industrial Area, Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar, Punjab 140308 Phone Number: 09115633391 Google Maps Link

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How to Find Best Visa Consultants for Canada PR?

One such country that consistently ranks at the top of lists of the best places for immigration is Canada. It is a popular destination for immigrants seeking permanent residency from all over the world. Why not, then? Permanent residents of Canada enjoy a wide range of benefits.

Simply said, the PR visa for Canada is a five-year visa. Depending on your eligibility for a variety of things, you can apply for it. These serve as the cornerstone of the eligibility criteria for becoming a permanent resident of Canada. After that, you will be able to take advantage of a number of benefits much like a Canadian citizen. With this, however, you are not permitted to vote or take part in politics.

But all the advantages of the Canadian PR will be yours once you are able to obtain permanent residency there and citizenship. All you need to do to obtain it is remain in Canada for three out of the next five years. Looking for best Canada Visa Consultants, Rao Consultants can help you out.

The following are all The Advantages of Being a Permanent Resident of Canada:

In Canada, You Can Reside Anywhere:

The first benefit you may take advantage of as a permanent resident of Canada is the freedom to live wherever you like. And you did read that correctly! Don’t worry about visa & immigration anywhere in the world, we can help you out. You will have the legal right to reside anywhere in Canada if you get a Canada PR visa. In any of Canada's 10 provinces or three territories, you can locate lodging.

You are Free to Work Anywhere in The Nation:

Work can be done anywhere, just like living can be done anywhere. No one can prevent you from going to Toronto if you initially choose Montreal but subsequently decide that the work opportunities there are superior. You will be quite entitled to do so. You won't be bound to a certain province or job after you are granted permanent status in Canada. Find the Best Canada PR consultants here. Because you are a Canadian citizen, you are free to relocate anywhere there is a potential for success.

Gaining a Better Education is Possible:

In a similar vein, you can study anywhere you like. You won't be forced to search for a college in a specific province. Additionally, if you are under 18 and a permanent resident of Canada, you are entitled to free education in the country's public school system.

You can both pursue your ambition of Study in Canada and receive a top-notch education there with a Canada visa. Your university tuition charge will, however, typically be lower if you are granted permanent status in Canada. When compared to the fee schedule for international students, it is significantly lower.

Better Healthcare and Social Services will be Available to You:

You can take use of Canada's top social and medical services as a permanent resident. You receive universal healthcare coverage! Amazing, isn't it? Federal law controls Medicare in the United States. Every province and territory in Canada oversees its own public health program. Therefore, after your immigration to Canada, the medical insurance may also be based on that. Still want more reasons why you should choose Canada, let us help you out as Canada PR consultants we can help you out.

Your Spouse and Children may be Sponsored:

You can apply to be a sponsor once you are a permanent resident of Canada. As a result, you can sponsor someone to immigrate to Canada who is your spouse, child, or common-law partner. In addition, if you apply for Canadian immigration using the express entry route, you can include your family. You won't have to sponsor them afterwards if you do it this way.

You are Qualified to Apply for Citizenship in the Nation:

You will be one step closer to obtaining Canadian citizenship after you are granted permanent residency in the country. To qualify to become one, you only need to reside here for three out of the last five years. And following this, you can even get to vote and run for the election in the country.

You cannot lose your status as a permanent resident of Canada if you currently hold it. Naturally, this may occur if you don't fulfil your residence obligation or, even worse, if you do anything illegal. If not, you are free to remain in the nation. Additionally, you must remain there for two out of every five years in order to extend your status after five years. So, you might have got convinced by now, but want to keep struggling with finding reliable Canada Consultants, stop struggling and find us and get started with visa and immigration process.

If you want to be the one of them, you can find us on our website. But do you know finding the best visa consultants for Canada PR can be a daunting task, but here are some steps that can help you in your search:

Research: Start by researching visa consultants online. Look for their reviews, testimonials, and ratings. Check their website and social media platforms to get a better understanding of their services and experience.

Ask for recommendations: Reach out to friends, family members, or colleagues who have recently migrated to Canada. Ask them about their experience with visa consultants and if they would recommend them.

Check their credentials: Look for visa consultants who are registered with the Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council (ICCRC). This ensures that they are authorized to provide immigration services and are held accountable for their actions.

Interview Multiple Consultants: Schedule consultations with multiple consultants and ask them about their experience, success rate, and fee structure. This will help you get a better understanding of their services and choose the one that suits your needs.

Look for Transparency: The best visa consultants will be transparent about the entire process, including the fees, timelines, and requirements. They will also be upfront about the chances of success and the risks involved.

Trust Your Instincts: After considering all the above factors, trust your instincts and choose the visa consultant that you feel comfortable working with and who you believe will provide you with the best service.

Remember, choosing the right visa consultant is crucial for the success of your Canada PR application. Take your time, do your research, and make an informed decision.

Let’s look into the tops ways you can be the permanent resident in Canada.

Program for Federal Skilled Workers Visas

The ideal application to use if you want a PR under NOC list categories O, A, or B is this one. It facilitates the quick processing of several job benefits for qualified professionals.

You might be qualified for this program if you have 67 or more points. You must have a job offer before moving to Canada on the FSWP PR Visa.

Program for Federal Skilled Trades Visas

This program is for labourers and skilled tradespeople who have specialized talents in a variety of industries. There are no educational prerequisites, and the only criterion for English proficiency is CLB 5. If you have the necessary abilities for this program, obtaining a PR visa is fairly simple.

Program for Canadian Experience Classes

This program is for professionals with at least one year of competent job experience in Canada. It is especially intended for international graduates who wish to live and work in Canada. It usually takes less time and has fewer processing stages.

According to the World Migration Report for 2020, applicants who enter Canada through the CEC program have the best chance of finding a good job there when compared to applicants who enter through other routes.

Program for Provincial Nominees

The province governments have implemented PNPs to provide applicants with more opportunities as Express Entry is the primary option for obtaining a Permanent Residence visa in Canada.

Either not qualifies for the Express Entry Programs

Need more points to raise their CRS score

Compared to other popular programs, PNPs have a higher possibility of approval.

Conclusion:

The goal of these articles is to raise awareness of the immigration laws and regulations and shield the general public from fraud and dubious websites because there are many misconceptions about the immigration process among the general public.

Even though we make every effort to thoroughly explain every aspect of immigration, if you still have any questions, don't hesitate to ask our specialists.

We would be more than pleased to help you in any way that we can.

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A Comprehensive Guide to Canada PR and How to Achieve It

In today's interconnected world, Canada stands out as a beacon of opportunity, drawing individuals from all corners of the globe with its promise of a better future. Among the various pathways to realizing this dream, obtaining permanent residency (PR) in Canada is undoubtedly one of the most sought-after goals for immigrants worldwide. If you're among those aspiring to call Canada home permanently, this guide is your roadmap to navigating the intricate journey towards Canada PR.

What is Canada PR (Permanent Resident)?

Canada PR, or permanent residency, offers individuals the right to live, work, and study anywhere in Canada indefinitely. It's a pathway towards citizenship, granting holders access to numerous benefits, including healthcare coverage and social services. With its welcoming immigration policies and diverse opportunities, Canada PR is a coveted status for millions worldwide.

How to Get Permanent Residency in Canada

1. Express Entry System: The Express Entry system is a flagship program for skilled workers looking to immigrate to Canada. It evaluates candidates based on factors like age, education, work experience, and language proficiency (English and/or French). Through the Federal Skilled Worker Program, Canadian Experience Class, or Federal Skilled Trades Program, applicants can secure an invitation to apply for PR.

2. Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs): Canadian provinces and territories have their own PNPs tailored to their specific labor market needs. These programs target individuals with skills and experience desired by a particular province. By receiving a provincial nomination, candidates gain additional points under the Express Entry system, enhancing their chances of receiving an invitation to apply for PR.

3. Family Sponsorship: Canadian citizens and permanent residents can sponsor their family members for PR, including spouses, partners, dependent children, parents, and grandparents. This pathway underscores Canada's commitment to family reunification and allows loved ones to build a life together in Canada.

How to Apply for Permanent Residence in Canada from Outside Canada

If you're residing outside Canada and seeking PR, the process typically involves the following steps:

1. Determine Eligibility: Assess your eligibility for Canada PR based on the chosen immigration program or category.

2. Submit an Expression of Interest: For Express Entry and some PNPs, candidates must submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) or create a profile indicating their interest in immigrating to Canada.

3. Receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA): If selected from the Express Entry pool or nominated by a province, you'll receive an ITA to apply for PR.

4. Complete Application: Gather required documents, including educational credentials, language test results, and police clearances, and submit a complete PR application online.

5. Undergo Medical Examination and Biometrics: After submitting your application, you'll need to undergo a medical examination and provide biometric information at a designated location.

6. Wait for Processing: Canada PR processing times vary depending on factors like the volume of applications and the completeness of documentation. Applicants can track their application status online and await a decision from Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).

After Biometric, What's Next for Canada PR?

Following the biometric stage, applicants for Canada PR can expect their applications to progress through various stages, including:

1. Document Verification: IRCC will review all submitted documents to ensure they meet the requirements.

2. Background Check: Applicants undergo thorough background checks to assess security and criminality issues.

3. Interview (if required): In some cases, applicants may be asked to attend an interview to clarify information or address any concerns.

4. Final Decision: Once all assessments are complete, IRCC will issue a decision on the PR application.

Canada PR Processing Time

Canada PR processing times vary depending on the immigration program, the number of applications received, and individual circumstances. On average, processing times range from several months to a year or more. However, applicants can expedite the process by ensuring their applications are complete and accurate and by promptly responding to any requests for additional information.

In conclusion, achieving Canada PR is a significant milestone in one's journey to a brighter future. By understanding the various pathways, eligibility criteria, and application procedures, aspiring immigrants can navigate the process with confidence and clarity. With patience, perseverance, and the right guidance, your dreams of calling Canada home can become a reality.

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Getting a Canada PR Visa: What You Need to Know

If you're thinking about making Canada your new home, getting a  Canada PR visa is a great way to do it. But how do you qualify, what are the perks, and how do you apply? Let's break it down.

Eligibility Requirements

To apply for a Canada PR visa, you need to meet certain criteria:

Education and Work Experience: Having a good education and work experience can boost your chances. Canada values skilled workers, so having skills that are in demand is a plus.

Language Proficiency: English and/or French are the official languages of Canada. You'll need to prove your proficiency in at least one of these languages through a recognized test.

Health and Security Clearance: You must be in good health and not have any criminal convictions that could make you inadmissible to Canada.

Points System: Canada uses a points-based system to assess your eligibility. Factors like age, education, work experience, language skills, and adaptability are considered.

Express Entry: The Express Entry system is the most common way to apply for a PR visa. It's an online system where you create a profile and enter the pool of candidates. If you meet the criteria of one of the immigration programs (Federal Skilled Worker, Canadian Experience Class, or Federal Skilled Trades), you may receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for permanent residence.

Benefits of a Canada PR Visa

Once you become a permanent resident of Canada, you'll enjoy a range of benefits:

Work and Study: You can work and study anywhere in Canada.

Healthcare: Permanent residents have access to Canada's publicly funded healthcare system, one of the best in the world.

Social Benefits: You can receive social benefits such as unemployment insurance, pension plans, and child benefits.

Citizenship: After living in Canada for a certain period as a permanent resident, you can apply for Canadian citizenship.

Freedom: You can travel in and out of Canada freely, but you must meet certain residency requirements to maintain your PR status.

Application Process

Gather Documents: You'll need various documents such as identification, proof of language proficiency, educational credentials, and work experience.

Create an Express Entry Profile: Provide information about yourself, including your skills, work experience, education, and language ability.

Submit Your Profile: Once you've created your profile, it will enter the Express Entry pool. You'll be assigned a Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score based on the information you provided.

Receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA): If you're among the highest-ranking candidates, you may receive an ITA to apply for permanent residence.

Submit Your Application: After receiving the ITA, you have 60 days to submit your application for permanent residence, including supporting documents and fees.

Wait for Processing: The processing time varies depending on the immigration program you apply through and other factors. You can check the status of your application online.

Land in Canada: If your application is approved, you'll receive a Confirmation of Permanent Residence (COPR) and a Permanent Resident Visa. You must land in Canada before the expiry date on your visa.

Getting a  Canada PR visa can be a life-changing opportunity. With the right qualifications and a smooth application process, you could soon be calling Canada your new home.

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Post Graduate Work Permit: Everything You should Know

There is no doubt that a post graduate work permit is one of the most important pillars of Canada’s immigration system. The immigration program allows international students to work in Canada. They can also apply for PR or permanent residency status in Canada after a couple of years, thanks to this amazing work permit. If you have completed your graduation from DLI in Canada, contact an expert in Abbotsford, BC, for professional guidance. 

What is a PGWP?

This is an open work permit that allows graduate students who passed from Designated Learning Institutions to work under any employer and in any place in Canada.

What are the Unique Requirements for PGWP?

Must have passed from DLI in Canada

Must have a temporary resident visa.

Completed professional training program for at least eight months in Canada 

Must maintain full-time student status

Have an official letter from the eligible DLI

How Long Does It Take to Get a PGWP?

The processing time for a PGWP ranges from 80 to 180 days. You are allowed to work in Canada if you apply before your student permit expires during this period. You have 180 days after completing your program to apply for the post graduate work permit. 

If you leave Canada post studies, you can now apply for a PGWP overseas, a recent change from the previous requirement of submitting applications exclusively within Canada. Keep in mind that additional documentation may be requested if applying from outside Canada, depending upon the processing visa office. 

Is It Possible to Work While Waiting for Their PGWP?

Yes, you can work while waiting for a post graduate work permit if you obtain a study permit. But you must complete the program and follow all the terms of your study permit. In addition, the processing time may vary based on where the applicant is while they apply for PGWP. For example, if you apply within Canada, it may take four months. 

Contact Us!

Any immigration procedure like post graduate work permit can be complicated and you should get guidance from an expert to avoid minor mistakes and unnecessary delays. If you want to book an appointment, contact us at WHITEDOVE IMMIGRATION in Abbotsford, BC.

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Canada PR Points Table Calculator 2023

Canada, with its breathtaking landscapes, diverse culture, and thriving economy, has become a magnet for individuals worldwide seeking new opportunities and a better life. The process of obtaining Permanent Residency (PR) in Canada can seem complex, but fear not! In this article, we will break down the Canada PR Points Table Calculator for 2023 in simple terms, helping aspiring immigrants navigate their way to a successful PR application.

Understanding the Points System:

Canada’s immigration system operates on a points-based system designed to evaluate an individual’s eligibility for PR. The Express Entry system, a key component of Canada’s immigration framework, employs the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) to allocate points based on various factors. The higher your CRS score, the better your chances of receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for PR.

Let’s delve into the essential components of the Canada PR Points Table Calculator 2023:

Age (Maximum 12 points)

Age plays a crucial role in the points calculation. The younger you are, the more points you can score. Individuals between 18 to 35 years receive the maximum 12 points, with points gradually decreasing as age increases.

Education (Maximum 25 points)

The level of education you’ve attained significantly influences your CRS score. A doctoral degree fetches the highest points, while a secondary school diploma scores the least. If you completed your education in Canada, you might receive additional points.

Language Proficiency (Maximum 24 points)

Proficiency in English and/or French is assessed through language tests like IELTS. The higher your language scores, the more points you can earn. It’s important to note that bilingual individuals can score additional points for proficiency in both official languages.

Work Experience (Maximum 15 points)

Your work experience, both inside and outside Canada, contributes to your CRS score. More points are awarded for Canadian work experience, with a maximum of 15 points for those with at least five years of experience in Canada.

Arranged Employment (Maximum 10 points)

Having a job offer in Canada can significantly boost your CRS score. This category assesses if your employment is arranged through the Express Entry system or comes with a valid Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA).

Adaptability (Maximum 10 points)

Adaptability factors, such as having a close relative in Canada, previous study or work experience in the country, or possessing a spouse’s language proficiency, can earn you additional points.

Additional Points (Maximum 600 points)

Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) also awards points for factors like a provincial nomination, Canadian education, or a valid job offer. These additional points can substantially enhance your overall score.

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Using the Canada PR Points Table Calculator:

Now that we’ve covered the key components let’s see how you can use the Canada PR Points Table Calculator:

Gather Your Information

Collect details about your age, education, language proficiency, work experience, and any additional factors like arranged employment or adaptability.

Calculate Points for Each Component

Refer to the Canada PR Points Table to determine the points you are eligible to receive for each category. Add up your scores for a preliminary CRS score.

Consider Additional Factors

Factor in any additional points you may be eligible for, such as provincial nominations, Canadian education, or a valid job offer.

Assess Your Total CRS Score

Add up all the points to get your Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score. The higher your CRS score, the better your chances of receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for PR.

Monitor Express Entry Draws

Keep an eye on Express Entry draws conducted by the Canadian government. The CRS cutoff score in these draws determines who receives invitations. Aim for a CRS score above the cutoff to increase your chances.

Conclusion

The Canada PR Points Table Calculator for 2023 might initially seem like a puzzle, but with a step-by-step approach, you can navigate through the process successfully. Remember, the key is to focus on improving your score in each category, be it language proficiency, education, or work experience.

As you embark on this exciting journey to make Canada your new home, understanding the PR points system and using the calculator to your advantage will undoubtedly pave the way for a smoother immigration process. So, gather your documents, calculate your points, and get ready to embark on the adventure of a lifetime in the Great White North!

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My Journey to Becoming a Canadian Permanent Resident

A Simple Guide

After landing Canada permanent resident is a dream come true for many. It opens up a world of opportunities, a stable life, and the chance to build a future in a diverse and welcoming country. If you’ve recently landed in Canada as a permanent resident or are considering this exciting journey, you’re in the right place! In this article, we’ll walk you through the process and what to expect as a new permanent resident in Canada.

What Is Permanent Residency?

First things first, let’s clarify what permanent residency in Canada means. When you become a permanent resident, you are allowed to live, work, or study anywhere in Canada. You also have access to most of the social benefits that Canadian citizens receive, including healthcare coverage. Permanent residency is a significant step towards eventually becoming a Canadian citizen.

How Did I Get My Permanent Residency?

There are various pathways to obtain permanent residency in Canada, but I’ll briefly explain the most common one — Express Entry.

Eligibility: You must meet certain eligibility criteria, including education, work experience, language proficiency, and adaptability.

Create an Express Entry Profile: You’ll need to create an Express Entry profile online. This profile contains your information, qualifications, and other details that will help the Canadian government assess your eligibility.

Receive an Invitation: If you meet the criteria, you may receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for permanent residency. This is an exciting moment!

Submit Your Application: After receiving an ITA, you have 60 days to submit your application. This includes providing documents like police certificates, medical exams, and proof of funds.

Wait for Processing: The government will review your application, which may take several months. Be patient; it’s worth the wait!

Receive Confirmation: Once your application is approved, you’ll receive a Confirmation of Permanent Residence (COPR). This is your ticket to becoming a permanent resident.

What to Do After Landing

After you’ve landed in Canada as a permanent resident, there are a few important steps to take:

Apply for a PR Card: A PR (Permanent Resident) card is official proof of your permanent resident status. You should apply for one as soon as you arrive in Canada.

Set Up Healthcare: Apply for the provincial healthcare program in your province of residence. This ensures you have access to medical services when needed.

Open a Bank Account: Having a Canadian bank account makes managing your finances much easier. It also helps in receiving payments and making transactions.

Explore Your New Home: Take the time to explore your new city or town. Familiarize yourself with public transportation, local services, and amenities.

Language Skills: If you’re not already fluent in English or French, consider enrolling in language courses to improve your communication skills. It will be incredibly helpful in your day-to-day life.

Conclusion

After landing Canada permanent resident is an exciting and life-changing journey. It offers stability, opportunities, and the chance to call this beautiful country your home. Remember that adapting to a new country may come with its challenges, but with determination and a positive outlook, you can thrive in your new Canadian life. Welcome to Canada, and best of luck on your journey as a permanent resident!