Immigrating to CANADA?

[loewe]

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asa diay nang enhance dapit? lol

[voldemort]

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

Thanks for the info ma'am. I'll call them one of these days, interested ko an.

[Goliath1975]

try sa CIC bro, naa sa keppel bldg sa ayala..

[cheetos]

CIC naa na sa Golden Peak.. philhlth bldng sa lahug 20th floor

[the Messenger]

Based on some relatives' experience, I would not recommend CIC at Golden Peak. I doubt if they're affiliated at all with CIC Canada. Igo ra man sila mu-type sa form and mu-collect sa imong documents.

If you have no problem with filling out forms, you can skip CIC's so called service fees (non-refundable pa jud). Middleman ra man sila, and they won't help you look for a job. Added expense ang mu-agi nila. Faster pa ang response if direct application mo.

[tambok_08]

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Note: As of July 1, 2012, CIC has temporarily stopped accepting applications for the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP). This temporary pause does not apply to those with a qualifying job offer or applying under the PhD stream. We will likely start accepting applications again when the revised FSWP selection criteria take effect. Proposed FSWP changes should come into force in early 2013.

[tambok_08]

pwede mag-laslas? aw :P heheheeh

[cebu_doki]

try this www.http://www.mflmigrationdoccentre.com/
apply online. july coming to cebu city for orientation
duna ni arranged employment, the good thing dili ni mo ask money for services not until you are set to leave for canada with work.

[tambok_08]

thanks @cebu_doki

[FreeMilo]

from Total complete applications received

Note: As of July 1, 2012, CIC has temporarily stopped accepting applications for the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP). This temporary pause does not apply to those with a qualifying job offer or applying under the PhD stream. We will likely start accepting applications again when the revised FSWP selection criteria take effect. Proposed FSWP changes should come into force in early 2013.

malasa ani oi..ready na unta ako papers ani..haist..dili pa gyud para ako ang canada.