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Will they grant me the citizenship, I dont have a plan of living Canada before taking the actual 1095 days. I just need a Citizenship certificate or Canadian passport the quickest possible way.
I dont have a plan to live out of Canada. I just want a quick process. I want it quick for me to go ahead on my application to Canadian Forces as soon as possible.

I was wondering if someone who goes to Canada on a visitors visa, finds a job in Canada and the employer offers a job letter, will that be enough for the Canadian immigration authorities to allow the individual to apply for a Work permit or Permanent Residency? Will he/she need to leave Canada to before applying for the Work Visa/Permanent Residency?

can someone guide me. can i apply from uk or i must go back to my home country to apply for canadian immigration?
any law advisor here in london, if someone got personal case processed with and having good response, not those who are advertised on net. thnx

I’m a Filipino citizen working in Dubai. It is possible to apply in migrating to Canada while waiting to finish my work contract in Dubai. Can I apply directly to the Canadian Embassy in Dubai, how long it will take before getting the approval. How much it will cost?thanks in advance

I am not originally Canadian but I am now a citizen of this great country and I work hard and also pay my taxes and everything very well, I was wondering is there a way that I apply for my parents (who are already retired in my country) and bring them here as immigrants?
Thanks a lot for the links Michael 🙂

I am a graduate student living in Canada on student visa with study permit visa and I want to apply for my permanent immigration.
However, I don’t know where I can start applying for my permanent immigration.

It would be great if you could provide sources for your answer too.

Thanks.

From what I understand, past employment is a major factor in determining how many “points” you accumulate, which decides whether you will be approved for a visa or not.

Well, I’m an American citizen, but I’ve spent most of the last two years in Asia teaching English after I graduated from college. Does this employment need to be verified somehow in order for me to get the immigration points? If so, how?

I think the private schools I worked for shut down after I left, so I doubt I’d be able to track down my previous employers. Even if I could, their English skills are pretty poor, so it would be difficult to get anything accomplished anyway.

So, do I have to somehow prove my past employment in order to get the immigration points, or do I just write down where I worked and that’s all there is to it?

Thanks very much!
ibu guru: Thanks for answering! Yes, “fly-by-night” might be a fitting description for my ex-employers.

When you say that I’ll need “verification of employment and references from past employers”… are those two separate things?

Is the verification more than just the reference? …and does it require telephone conversations, letters of reference, or what exactly?

I am not a UK/EU citizen, but still can I apply for Canadian Immigration from England? And for how long does the immigration stay valid until the person enters Canada for the very first time?

aim a filipino citizen working her in japan for almost 2 years i what to migrate to canada?

I need to know if I can apply for my cousin she is a nurse and worked 5 years in hospital, does she have to have a license to apply? so how can she get a license if she can’t get visa to write exam in Canada?