Immigrating to CANADA?

[giadda13]

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Good morning!

After reading about the last 12 or so pages (para current ang info), medjo nalibog ko gamay on the best option to immigrate to canada. pwede unta pa help point in the right direction.

I'm a BSA grad (kaduha nahagbong for CPA) and an RN (ZERO hospital staff experience kay way backer). Unfortunately, I made a huge mistake with investing three years of my life in the call center industry (for the quick buck), and didn't think of going with my degrees.

That's why I'm going for a career change and want to get a stable job. By the way, I'm willing to work either profession, as long as maka abroad na, hopefully.. Frankly speaking, bahalag cashier lang ko, basta maka abroad lang.

I've done these two so far, pero I'm still so confused, hehe.

1. I attended one seminar from Enhance before, siguro, medjo bangaon lng to ang ga explain and gadali xa, kay wa na nuon koy nasabtan from her.. All I got (which discouraged me) is that I had to prepare at least 350k for me to immigrate to Canada using their services.. Naa moy ma suggest nga unsay nindot nga agency duolon, for a briefing or seminar? So I can prepare whatever needs to be prepared?

2. After reading some posts na going through the CIC website would be faster, I visited the CIC website, but sadly galibog ko unsay ako pangitaon na work. I'm confused which of the two to choose: Provincial nominees or Skilled Worker. Not sure what's different between the two, even after reading their descriptions. Uhm, can anyone kindly help me out?

I'm quite tired of applying to hospitals jud who keep asking me who my backer is and sadly, and it's hard to apply as a fresh accountant at my age (late 20s). Any PMs or suggestions would be very very much appreciated.

[trax]

the easiest way to work and migrate in canada is applying as skilled worker, I myself tried several online application for canada pro wala pa gyuy swerte. Plano unta ko mag scol ug welding, pro pastilan pag ka mahal pud sa BMC oi, did2 nko gikan unya mura dili gyud ko mka afford sa total magasto..I will ug adto gyud sa manila sa agency nga nag hire para canada unya personally mag pa lined up. Ug wala gyuy ko swerte murag mapugos gyud ko aning welding, piyongan nalang gyud nko ang gasto sa BMC.. naghuwat rko sa 1st batch nila nga mka larga

[kok3n]

yes, applying as a skilled worker would be your best option. problem is, you would need work experience in the field you are applying for.

nag try2 pud mi apply sa ako wife. she will be the principal applicant kai undergrad man ko. but since her field of experience is not included in the 29 in-demand jobs, our option would be under AEO or PNP.

mag skul pud ko ug welding sa zoie which will start this coming july 16.

[mitchee]

the easiest way to work and migrate in canada is applying as skilled worker, I myself tried several online application for canada pro wala pa gyuy swerte. Plano unta ko mag scol ug welding, pro pastilan pag ka mahal pud sa BMC oi, did2 nko gikan unya mura dili gyud ko mka afford sa total magasto..I will ug adto gyud sa manila sa agency nga nag hire para canada unya personally mag pa lined up. Ug wala gyuy ko swerte murag mapugos gyud ko aning welding, piyongan nalang gyud nko ang gasto sa BMC.. naghuwat rko sa 1st batch nila nga mka larga

hello trax! curious lng ko about anang BMC.. unsa na sya..and pila jud d i na mahal jud kau? hehe

ai.. i just googled it and called BMC bro..in fairness ok au ila program..u just need mga 100,000..hehe

[voldemort]

hello trax! curious lng ko about anang BMC.. unsa na sya..and pila jud d i na mahal jud kau? hehe

ai.. i just googled it and called BMC bro..in fairness ok au ila program..u just need mga 100,000..hehe

Ma'am, kanang 100k nga magasto sa BMC makalarga na ta sa Canada ana? And motabang sila pangita work didto? hehe.
If yes, mo-gamble ko ana...

[mitchee]

Ma'am, kanang 100k nga magasto sa BMC makalarga na ta sa Canada ana? And motabang sila pangita work didto? hehe.
If yes, mo-gamble ko ana...

Hello sir! i just called them up again for some clarifications and i found out na ang 100k is for the enrollment fee sa programs nila.. u have to pay another 50k for the processing fee for a working visa or about 100k for skilled worker(immigrant) .. ako rana gipang round off ang amount boss ha? hehe

pero they will be the one to look for an employer for u d i..mao lng na ang nakanindut..call them nlng boss..here's their number: 2335927/2317684 BMC Training Center for Welding and Fabrication

[lord-lord-lord]

mahala sd sa ilang processing fee oi.. Php 6,450 ra man na sa actual nya Php 4,000 sa medical.. hehe. ang nakanindot lang ani ky kanang cla mangita sa employer..

[gshukaku]

Hello sir! i just called them up again for some clarifications and i found out na ang 100k is for the enrollment fee sa programs nila.. u have to pay another 50k for the processing fee for a working visa or about 100k for skilled worker(immigrant) .. ako rana gipang round off ang amount boss ha? hehe

pero they will be the one to look for an employer for u d i..mao lng na ang nakanindut..call them nlng boss..here's their number: 2335927/2317684 BMC Training Center for Welding and Fabrication

mahal mahal gyud bro pero sulit rana kung maka adto naka didto.

[mitchee]

mao lage! mahal jud au pero tabang au if wala jud ka connection sa canada.. anyway kanang 100k one month rman pud nimu na na pay dha canada.. haha..

[lord-lord-lord]

mao sd nuon.. dali ra kaau mabawi depende sa trabaho.. hehe.. hinuon inana man sd kasagaran magasto nimo kung mag agency..