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can i apply for it? What are the immigration procedure? What are the rules and regulations that need to be followed before and after coming to Canada. What visa should i apply for? Should i get visiting visa to start with? Please send me detailed answers and help me to start with it.Thanks waiting for your reply

I’m 21 years old and i i am studying at the college (final year ) ..and i need so badly to live out of my country in order to have a better chance to live and educate ..etc but i am a little bit hesitated bec of the financial condition out side and also mine .>>(when i go there i will start from scratch …so do i start the regulation at the embassy or what?

I want to apply for Canada Immigration.I was In Belgium for 4 month .Is there any need to attach PCC for belgium stay with My application?

I am a Dominigan dentist and want to immigrate to Canada. What do I need to do to get a license to practice my profesion in Canada? Is it the same no matter where I go in Canada? Please post any link you think it might help me.

I am mexican and I want to emigrate to canada? I live in mexico

I’ve looked through a lot of info on the subject, but I’m not a “professional” or a buisness owner or anything like that. I’m just a guy who would like to move from the US to Canada. What do I need to do to make that happen?

im quaking in my boots…i live in canada and am applying to immigrate to the uk.on a fiance visa…we have registered the wedding with the registrars ofice already,..he is employed, has a residence..i stayed with him for 6 mos and have known him 2 yrs…what i want to know is what are they going to look at concerning me(ie credit rating, employability etc) and what are they going to look at or dig into concerning him…ive heard that they are more concerned that the marriage is legit and that he can support me financially, but im not sure…its a really nerve racking process..alot of details would be so much appreciated.thanx

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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 have a friend that would like to immgrate to the US she would live here with me…