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Your job for your PGWP does not necessarily match your diploma to qualify for PR but it does help. The main thing is the work has to be skilled and qualify for the Canadian Experience Class. So "odd jobs" won't do it.

Here are some articles we have on the topic: https://www.immigroup.com/news/top-12-cheapest-big-cities-canada https://www.immigroup.com/news/top-10-best-cities-settle-canada-new-immigrant-2020 https://www.immigroup.com/news/worst-canadian-cities-2020-cost-living...

First of all, no IRCC cannot see your insurance history unless you send it to them. But the answer about an undue burden is complicated. When you came here initially did you know about your health problems and did you disclose them when applying for your study permit? In Canada the assessment...

Oh that's great. You should get lots of points for that. Please fill out your Express Entry profile to see how many points you have. Sorry, a PNP is a Provincial Nominee Program, designed to lets the provinces (regions) of Canada attract certain immigrants who might not otherwise make it...

The ETA validity is not in question. The issue is what was your status in Canada. When did your first study permit expire?

This is an application for Registration as a British citizen, which is for people who are eligible for a British passport but have to prove their citizenship first. It may apply to your child, only because you are not currently divorced but it doesn't apply to you. (Also I couldn't find the line...

For the last few years, study permits have included a part time work permit. So one thing you could do is find an affordable school and work part time (20 hours per week) to help pay for it and your living expenses. After completing your studies, you would then be eligible for an "open" work...

You need to get an ECA for your degree or diploma: https://www.immigroup.com/news/educational-credential-assessment-eca-express-entry There may be a forum on the internet somewhere where people are publicly sharing their experiences and maybe be able to help you guess what equivalent Canadian...

What do you do for a living? If you are looking for the best place to apply - as opposed to somewhere you want to live - you should figure out where there are shortages for your occupation in Canada and look to apply for a PNP there if possible.

That's a really good question. What do you currently do? Do you practice as a dentist?

Let me try to answer your questions: The answer to this question would normally be yes. But, given that you are not divorced from your previous partner this may complicate the circumstances. The UK historically has been funny about marriage. (Until 2006 your parents needed to be married to...

I'd say you should explain exactly what happened in detail. However, the issue you may encounter is if you were in Canada as a visitor for more than 6 months between when you left the computer program in 2018 and joined the culinary program in 2019. How long was this period? Did you leave...

Try here: www.immigroup.com/PDFS/PDF.php?action=sign&fid=105 If you don't want to work with us, you can go to the UK passport website and begin the process there.

Well you have to Register as a British Citizen first. That will take a lot more time than your passport application. You want to apply on the UK passport website.

445 is way too low at the moment so you'll need to look for a provincial nomination or try to find a job offer.

You can try contacting technical support to see if they can explain the problem: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/contact-ircc/client-support-centre.html

Thank you. That confirms that he's a BOTC. So what I said before is true, as far as I know: