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Applied to immigrate to Vancouver in 2002. Application was rejected even spouse has a Masters and I have a Diploma cos we did not get enought point in the ielts test. Ours Girls who are in teen have dream for four years to stay in Canada.
We intent to to there anyhow. Please can anyone help us:
a Could we go there by getting a study permit.
b. which city Vancouver, calgary or Edmonton is cheaper to
to stay and study
[09-05-2006,10:23]
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angali |
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(in reply to: Vancouver, calgary or Edmonton)
you have less than 67 points with the principle applicant showing a masters degree?
Calgary and Edmonton have cheaper costs of living.
[09-05-2006,14:32]
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Sharon |
(in reply to: Vancouver, calgary or Edmonton)
Sharon read again that guy says he could not get enough points in IELTS...
Hey Angali excuse me but have you recently taken IELTS exam ? Do you think you will get enough points now ?
By the way as a father of two kids my suggestion to you would be , ´Never mention beautiful dreams to your kids if there is a possiblity of not reaching them´ ...
If your kids have been dreaming of Canada for four years that is your fault, so put the blame on yourself mate... and this time get your lesson do not talk about going to Canada before making it certain...
Good Luck
[09-05-2006,14:53]
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Anonymous |
Vancouver, calgary or Edmonton ? (in reply to: Vancouver, calgary or Edmonton)
Thanks For your reply Sharon and Anonymous
I haven´t tried taking the test, but with only a diploma I wonder whether I could get 67 points...and another 3 years wait...maybe I would....
We were not the ones who thought and talked about migrating.
We visited closed friends in Vancouver in 2000. They were attracted by the beauty - place and people.
Anyway, do you all have any money saving advice for me. If my hubby were to take a diploma course in BC or AB. Could both of us work? Could our kids get study permit at the same time?
Thanks
[09-05-2006,23:03]
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angali |
Thanks Sharon and Anonymous (in reply to: Vancouver, calgary or Edmonton)
Thanks For your reply Sharon and Anonymous
I haven?t tried taking the test, but with only a diploma I wonder whether I could get 67 points...and another 3 years wait...maybe I would....
We were not the ones who thought and talked about migrating.
We visited closed friends in Vancouver in 2000. They were attracted by the beauty - place and people.
Anyway, do you all have any money saving advice for me. If my hubby were to take a diploma course in BC or AB. Could both of us work? Could our kids get study permit at the same time?
Thanks
[09-05-2006,23:07]
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angali |
(in reply to: Vancouver, calgary or Edmonton)
Hi Angali,
Why not have your wife apply as a graduate student (PhD) in one of the universities. This is the easiest way to have your family come to Canada. That´s what we did. My wife was accepted at the U of Alberta for her PhD. We came to Canada in 2000 and now we are permanent residents. Between that time I was able to work while my wife was doing her PhD. You can also bring your children with you. I know a lot of people who have done that.
[10-05-2006,12:23]
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rpg |
How about a Diploma? (in reply to: Vancouver, calgary or Edmonton)
Thanks rgp, my hub is the principle applicant.We thought of that idea also but the problem is about money. Rem we need to sent our teen daughters to school.One of them would be ready to go uni the year after next.
[10-05-2006,21:27]
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Angali |
(in reply to: Vancouver, calgary or Edmonton)
Amgali Namaaste Gi
[11-05-2006,03:12]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: Vancouver, calgary or Edmonton)
Anonymous Namaaste to you,too, sorry I´m not Amgali but Angali - Pronounce as An-jar-li :)
[11-05-2006,22:12]
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Angali |
