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Hi, Sorry for the late reply. I believe you are correct that your degree can substitute as proof of language ability. But I don't believe you can just use the ECA report.

Hi there, Sorry for my late reply. The issue is about whether or not the benefits are standard in the industry. The job offer must meet industry standards. If it does meet those standards without benefits, then that should be fine. Hope this helps.

Hi, Sorry for the late reply. International Mobility Program is distinct from the Global Talent stream. So it's not the right thing for you. But without some screenshots (which you can DM me) I am not sure what to tell you. Sorry about that.

You are welcome. Good luck.

Hi, You apply online. Applications are not longer submitted by mail. https://visas-immigration.service.gov.uk/product/nationality-ukf

Sorry for my late reply. It sounds like you are British by descent but you will have to register as a British citizen first. You will need to prove paternity in this case, if he is not named on your birth certificate. Hope this helps.

Hi, First, please forgive the late reply. The officer reviewing your file was not convinced you would return to your home country. That likely means they either didn't see enough of proof of that or didn't believe the proof you provided. Unfortunately the only thing I can say is you should give...

What does he do for a living?

Good luck

I don't personally know what the processing time is, but you may need to apply for an extension as part of this, as John noted.

Hi Lenka, I'm sorry to say that you need a (real) immigration lawyer or Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC). I'm not sure that anyone posting on a public forum is going to be able to give you any kind of help, and we certainly cannot give you the legal advice you need. You can try...

So the thing about IEC is that it is much more straightforward and quicker than the other ways to come. I don't know, offhand, what the competition is like for the UK, but if you can come that way you don't need to have a job offer and you can decide whether or not you like Canada. You're...

When you get a study permit, you are normally approved to work part time as well.

Are you referring to this? Is that why you don't qualify? https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/family-sponsorship/spouse-partner-children/eligibility.html If so, I agree with John, an immigration lawyer is probably the best bet here.

I responded to your other post.

You need MCC for the MBBS. I don't know but assume that they wouldn't be able to do much with an MSc though. You can contact them and find out. https://www.immigroup.com/news/educational-credential-assessment-eca-express-entry

That's a very good question. I personally don't know the answer.

Yes, a job offer will give you 200 points provided it and you meet the requirements for whichever stream you are applying for.