Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Planning to Immigrate? Consider Manitoba PNP!
If you are Planning about immigration to Winnipeg, Brandon or any other city in Manitoba, consider the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program
Manitoba PNP Priority Assessment Stream
There are four streams under this category:
Manitoba Employer Direct Stream - Applicants must be able to demonstrate that they will settle permanently in Manitoba. They must have been working in Manitoba on a Temporary Work Permit for at least 6 months and have a permanent job offer from that employer. It is required that the employer:
Has been unable to fill the position with a Canadian citizen or Permanent Resident;
Is offering full time, permanent position; and
Offers compensation consistent with regional wages and existing collective bargaining agreements.
Manitoba Regular International Student Stream - Applicants must:
Have graduated from a post-secondary program in Manitoba of at least one academic year in length;
Have successfully applied for a post-graduation work permit from Citizenship and Immigration Canada; and
Be currently working in Manitoba and have received a full-time, permanent employment offer from their employer.
Manitoba International Student Strategic Initiative- Applicants must:
Have graduated or are eligible to graduate from a post-secondary program in Manitoba of at least two academic years in length; and
Have registered for Manitoba Immigration's employment readiness program.
Manitoba Family Support Stream - Applicants must have an Affidavit of Support from a close relative living in Manitoba (a parent, child, sibling, cousin, niece/nephew, aunt/uncle, or grandparent), and must meet the following minimum criteria:
- Be between the age of 21 and 49;
- Have a minimum of a 1 year post-secondary education or training program and received a diploma, certificate or degree;
- Have a minimum of two years work experience over the past five years;
- Have the intent to establish themselves in Manitoba; and
- Be employable in Manitoba based on work experience
- Manitoba PNP General Stream
If you do not qualify under the Priority Assessment stream, you may be eligible for the General Stream, which works on a points system. Points are awarded for age, education, work experience, language ability and adaptability. You also must provide one of the following:
Proof of a close family member in Manitoba;
Two Affidavits of Support from distant relatives or close friends in Manitoba;
Evidence of a completed education program in Manitoba (non-language training) or;
Proof of at least six months previous full-time work in Manitoba.
Manitoba PNP Immigration Program for Business
To qualify as a Manitoba Business Nominee, you must have previously visited Manitoba, have the intent to establish a business in the province, and must:
- Have a minimum personal net worth of CDN $350,000;
- Make a minimum equity investment in Manitoba of CDN $150,000;
- Demonstrate at least 3 years of business experience or extensive experience in senior management of a successful company; and
- Supply a CDN $75,000 deposit to the Government of Manitoba, guaranteeing the establishment or purchase of a business in Manitoba within 2 years of obtaining a Permanent Resident Visa. The deposit is returned without interest once the proposed business and investment in Manitoba have been undertaken and the nominee is living in Manitoba.
Manitoba Young Farmer Nominee Program
This category is designed for experienced young farmers (principal applicants must be under 40 years of age) who wish to enter into farming ventures in Manitoba. Applicants must make an exploratory visit to Manitoba for at least 7 days prior to application. To qualify under the program, applicants must:
- Have a minimum personal net worth of CDN$150,000 (after relocation to Manitoba);
- Make a minimum equity investment of CDN$150,000 in Manitoba;
- Have a minimum of 3 years of farm ownership or farm management experience; and
- Principle applicant must be under 40 years of age.
Manitoba PNP Strategic Recruitment Initiatives
Strategic Recruitment Initiatives are undertaken at the discretion of the MPNP in accordance with program needs and available resources. This category considers applicants who:
Have received a letter of invitation to apply from the MPNP as part of an MPNP targeted promotional initiative;
Are an adult dependent of an approved Provincial Nominee who does not meet the criteria to be included on the nominee's application; or
Have the support of an ethnocultural community organization or a regional economic development organization in Manitoba that will help candidates arrange an exploratory visit that has been pre-approved by the MPNP.
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Work Available For Your Spouse or Common-law Partner in Canada
Eligibility
Your spouse or common-law partner may apply for a work
permit in Canada if:
- you
are a full-time student at:
- a
public post-secondary institution, such as a college or university
or collège d’enseignement
général et professionnel (CEGEP) in Quebec
- a
private post-secondary institution that operates under the same rules and
regulations as a public institution, and receives at least
50 percent of its financing for its overall operations from
government grants (currently, only private college-level educational
institutions in Quebec qualify) or
- a
Canadian private institution authorized by provincial statute to confer
degrees
- you
have a valid study permit
Validity
Work permits for your spouse or common-law partner are valid
for the same period of time as your study permit.
How to apply
1. Obtain an application package.
The package includes the application guide and all the forms
you need to fill out. Download
and print the application package.
2. Read the guide.
Read the guide carefully before you complete the application
form. The fee for processing your application is not refundable, so make sure
you are eligible for a work permit before you apply.
Photocopy the blank forms and use one as a working copy.
Keep the working copy for your records.
3. Complete the application form and attach the necessary
documents.
The application form contains instructions. Read those
instructions and be sure to provide the required documents. If information or
documents are missing, your application may be delayed. The Document Checklist
in the application package will tell you what documents to include.
Answer all questions carefully, completely and truthfully.
Answers can be typed or handwritten (print clearly in black ink). Incomplete
applications will not be processed, but will be returned to you. This will
delay the application process.
4. Pay the fee and get the necessary receipt.
The application processing fee is payable in Canadian funds
only.
Payment of fees on the Internet is the preferred method of
payment.
To pay your fees on the internet, you must:
- Have
a PDF Reader.
- Have a
printer.
- Have a
valid email address.
- Have a
Visa®, MasterCard® or American Express® credit card.
- Print
the “receipt of payment” page and include it with your application.
- Pay your fees
on the Internet when you are ready.
To pay your fees at a financial institution in Canada,
you must:
- Obtain
an original payment receipt form (IMM 5401).Order
it online or contact the Call Centre.
- Fill
the form and bring it with you when you go to pay your fees.
- Include
the completed payment receipt form (IMM 5401) with your application.
For more detailed instructions, read the “Pay
the Fees” section of the application guide.
5. Mail the application form and documents.
The application package contains the mailing address where
you must send your application.
Reff : http://www.cic.gc.ca
- a public post-secondary institution, such as a college or university or collège d’enseignement général et professionnel (CEGEP) in Quebec
- a private post-secondary institution that operates under the same rules and regulations as a public institution, and receives at least 50 percent of its financing for its overall operations from government grants (currently, only private college-level educational institutions in Quebec qualify) or
- a Canadian private institution authorized by provincial statute to confer degrees
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Spot Assessment for Douglas College
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on 6 th Oct,2012,Mr.Sumant
Sarin International Representative of Douglas College will come for this spot
assessment.
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Here we are putting some important information of Douglas College.
About Douglas College
Founded in 1970, Douglas is a post-secondary institution
near Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. We have major campuses in New Westminster and Colloquial. We also have a Training Center in Surrey.
Douglas offers Bachelor's degrees and general university
arts and science courses, as well as career programs in health care, human
services (Child, Family and Community Studies), business, and creative arts.
Students
Every year, about 14,000 students take for-credit courses at
Douglas, while a further 9,000 take short-term, non-credit courses for career
or personnel development.
Douglas is also a popular choice for international students - every year,
Douglas welcomes more than 1,000 students from China, South Korea, Japan and
many other countries.
Accessibility is a source of pride. This means students with disabilities get the
support they need to pursue their educational goals. It also means that Douglas
welcomes mature students who need to upgrade their post-secondary skills. The
College offers upgrading in reading, writing and
mathematics plus learning and study skills.
Faculty and staff
Douglas has 486 faculty members (plus 136 part-time,
contract faculty members) who bring academic rigor and real-world experience to
the classroom. They are focused on teaching and on helping students reach their
academic and career goals.
Outside the classroom, over 406 staff and administrators
help create a friendly, supportive environment.
Programs - Bachelor's degrees
Douglas awards four-year, Bachelor-level degrees in:
- Nursing
- Psychiatric Nursing
- Business Administration
- Child and Youth Care
- Physical Education and Coaching
- Therapeutic Recreation
And through partnerships with other Canadian universities,
Douglas also offers Bachelor's degrees in:
Douglas degrees meet the highest standards for quality and
rigor. Every Douglas degree is approved by the government-appointed Degree
Quality Assessment Board, which approves degrees at every university and
college in British Columbia.
More about bachelor's degrees
Programs - diplomas
Douglas awards two-year diplomas and other shorter-term
credentials in numerous disciplines. Many are career-oriented, emphasizing
relevant, practical knowledge along with creative and critical thinking skills.
Popular areas include:
- Sport Science
- Animal Health Technology
- Hotel and Restaurant Management
- Office Administration
- Dental Assisting
- Home Support/Resident Care
- Criminology
- Youth Justice
- Early Childhood Education
- Theatre
- Music
Explore complete list of programs
Programs - university transfer
Douglas offers hundreds of university courses in arts,
humanities, sciences and business.
Over 2 years, Douglas students can complete half the courses
required for a Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Commerce,
before transferring to a major university to complete the degree.
Associate degrees are awarded to Douglas
students who complete two years' worth of university studies.
More about university transfer
Programs - continuing education
Douglas offers hundreds of short-term, high-quality courses,
programs and workshops. Subjects include:
- Business
- Community Music School
- Child, Family and Community Studies
- Health
- Perinatal
- Building Energy and Resource Management
- Sports Institute
More about continuing education.
Sports and recreation
Extensive recreation and wellness opportunities allow every
student to keep their body and mind fit. There are well-equipped fitness
centres, intramural teams, and drop-in classes in dance, yoga, aerobics and
much more.
For serious athletes, Douglas has strong varsity teams in:
More about sports and
recreation
Douglas College is recognized by the British Columbia
Education Quality Assurance program. BC's EQA Designation is a provincial seal
that is recognized globally as a symbol of quality education and consumer
protection.
Reff : http://www.douglas.bc.ca
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