im a caregiver,planning to send an application to manila canadian embassy here in the philippines,?
Q. my problem is,what if i failed with the interview of consul, does canadian embassy has a retake interview for the live in caregiver who failed? if yes how many months?
Asked by katharine l - Tue Jul 24 23:31:54 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You say you are planning to send an application. That means you have not even started your application process and you are thinking that you will fail. If you believe that, then do not apply. Save your time and money. But if you believe that you are qualified and capable of doing that job, prepare yourself. Ask your agency how to go about it. What the steps are and what is expected from you at the interview. I am sure that there are LIC's who have just passed the interview and may be able to give you some tips on how the interview went. Do your research and make sure you have accomplished all the requirements. Then and only then must you submit your papers. Money is hard to come by these days and making simple mistakes that could have been… [cont.]
Answered by Spotter - Wed Jul 25 08:43:00 2007
Q. my problem is,what if i failed with the interview of consul, does canadian embassy has a retake interview for the live in caregiver who failed? if yes how many months?
Asked by katharine l - Tue Jul 24 23:31:54 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You say you are planning to send an application. That means you have not even started your application process and you are thinking that you will fail. If you believe that, then do not apply. Save your time and money. But if you believe that you are qualified and capable of doing that job, prepare yourself. Ask your agency how to go about it. What the steps are and what is expected from you at the interview. I am sure that there are LIC's who have just passed the interview and may be able to give you some tips on how the interview went. Do your research and make sure you have accomplished all the requirements. Then and only then must you submit your papers. Money is hard to come by these days and making simple mistakes that could have been… [cont.]
Answered by Spotter - Wed Jul 25 08:43:00 2007
How long the Canadian Embassy, Manila give you notice for Medicals after you submitted your work permit appl?
Q. I submitted my Work Permit application last Nov. 15, 2008.
Asked by ianebreech - Wed Dec 3 21:21:38 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No way of telling as this is a case to case basis. But I am sure you will still be there by New Year. Reason? Backlog.
Answered by Spotter - Thu Dec 4 10:36:36 2008
Q. I submitted my Work Permit application last Nov. 15, 2008.
Asked by ianebreech - Wed Dec 3 21:21:38 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No way of telling as this is a case to case basis. But I am sure you will still be there by New Year. Reason? Backlog.
Answered by Spotter - Thu Dec 4 10:36:36 2008
How long should I wait from the time the canadian embassy here in manila request for my passport?
Q. I submitted my passport at the embassy last March 19, 2009 as requested. Im under the BC Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), Registered Nurse
Asked by ianebreech - Wed Apr 8 02:55:04 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Many reasons for long processing time. Backlog, background checks, red tape. If they did not give you a time frame, you may inquire at their listed numbers. Try calling after the holy week.
Answered by Spotter - Thu Apr 9 08:05:24 2009
Q. I submitted my passport at the embassy last March 19, 2009 as requested. Im under the BC Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), Registered Nurse
Asked by ianebreech - Wed Apr 8 02:55:04 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Many reasons for long processing time. Backlog, background checks, red tape. If they did not give you a time frame, you may inquire at their listed numbers. Try calling after the holy week.
Answered by Spotter - Thu Apr 9 08:05:24 2009
my question is if the manila canadian embassy has a retake interview just answer yes or no....?
Q. if yes how many months?
Asked by katharine l - Wed Jul 25 21:16:42 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no
Answered by (( Shivers )) - Wed Jul 25 21:19:59 2007
Q. if yes how many months?
Asked by katharine l - Wed Jul 25 21:16:42 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no
Answered by (( Shivers )) - Wed Jul 25 21:19:59 2007
Can I have the website of the Canadian Embassy in Manila, Philippine?
Q. Can I have the website of the Canadian Embassy in Manila, Philippine?
Asked by blesse_vidad - Thu Jun 21 03:47:38 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here you go! Mike`s girl...don`t make Filipinas look cheap. Even if you just meant it as a joke.
Answered by Spotter - Fri Jun 22 12:46:03 2007
Q. Can I have the website of the Canadian Embassy in Manila, Philippine?
Asked by blesse_vidad - Thu Jun 21 03:47:38 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here you go! Mike`s girl...don`t make Filipinas look cheap. Even if you just meant it as a joke.
Answered by Spotter - Fri Jun 22 12:46:03 2007
Does anyone know how i can contact the Canadian Embassy in Manila?
Q. I will be flying in to Manila from Davao this December 23rd for half a day (12noon - 4pm) and must fly back to Davao 7pm. I need to get an affidavit in lieu of certificate of legal capacity to marry as im a foreigner who will marry my filipina girlfriend. I was ther in October again for half a day and was treated very rudely by the female guard at the embassy. I had told her im a foreigner and want to marry my filipina girlfriend and i need the document to allow me to do so...It was kind of my fault as I did not know the exact title of the affidavit but the rude female guard told me that I dont need to come to the embassy for any document to marry as I can get all the documents in Davao... Of course I was very angry after I left coz I had… [cont.]
Asked by reoudoit - Tue Dec 9 13:06:55 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. when you spoke to the lady? you should have told her that you are an Canadian citizen,you are not a foreigner in the Canadian embassy. show your passport next time as soon as you get there. Contact the Consular Section The Embassy provides consular services to Canadian citizens residing or travelling in the Philippines. Address, Phone, Fax Email: Embassy of Canada Level 6-8, Tower 2, RCBC Plaza 6819 Ayala Avenue Makati City 1200 PO Box 2098 Telephone: (02) 857-9000 E-mail: manil-cs@international.gc .ca Consulate in Cebu 45-L Andres Abellana Street 6000 Cebu City Telephone: (032)255-3069 / (032)254-4749 Fax: (032)255-3068 E-mail: robert.lee@pacific.net.ph Service Hours Monday to Thursday 09:00 to 11:30 and 13:00 to 15:00 Friday 09: [cont.]
Answered by a our oe oe - Tue Dec 9 13:37:33 2008
Q. I will be flying in to Manila from Davao this December 23rd for half a day (12noon - 4pm) and must fly back to Davao 7pm. I need to get an affidavit in lieu of certificate of legal capacity to marry as im a foreigner who will marry my filipina girlfriend. I was ther in October again for half a day and was treated very rudely by the female guard at the embassy. I had told her im a foreigner and want to marry my filipina girlfriend and i need the document to allow me to do so...It was kind of my fault as I did not know the exact title of the affidavit but the rude female guard told me that I dont need to come to the embassy for any document to marry as I can get all the documents in Davao... Of course I was very angry after I left coz I had… [cont.]
Asked by reoudoit - Tue Dec 9 13:06:55 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. when you spoke to the lady? you should have told her that you are an Canadian citizen,you are not a foreigner in the Canadian embassy. show your passport next time as soon as you get there. Contact the Consular Section The Embassy provides consular services to Canadian citizens residing or travelling in the Philippines. Address, Phone, Fax Email: Embassy of Canada Level 6-8, Tower 2, RCBC Plaza 6819 Ayala Avenue Makati City 1200 PO Box 2098 Telephone: (02) 857-9000 E-mail: manil-cs@international.gc .ca Consulate in Cebu 45-L Andres Abellana Street 6000 Cebu City Telephone: (032)255-3069 / (032)254-4749 Fax: (032)255-3068 E-mail: robert.lee@pacific.net.ph Service Hours Monday to Thursday 09:00 to 11:30 and 13:00 to 15:00 Friday 09: [cont.]
Answered by a our oe oe - Tue Dec 9 13:37:33 2008
Are the offices in Manila, such as the Canadian Embassy, will be open on April 13, 2009 (Easter Monday)?
Q. Are the offices in Manila, such as the Canadian Embassy, will be open on April 13, 2009 (Easter Monday)?
Asked by meiling - Sun Apr 5 19:46:06 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to their website, they will be open on Easter Monday but closed on Maundy Thursday and Good Friday.
Answered by Spotter - Sun Apr 5 22:54:55 2009
Q. Are the offices in Manila, such as the Canadian Embassy, will be open on April 13, 2009 (Easter Monday)?
Asked by meiling - Sun Apr 5 19:46:06 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to their website, they will be open on Easter Monday but closed on Maundy Thursday and Good Friday.
Answered by Spotter - Sun Apr 5 22:54:55 2009
what should i do to prove to the canadian embassy our relationship and communication..?
Q. My gf and I had a long distance relationship for 3 yrs, but our communication is only thru phone and text messaging using international roaming . I'm living in Philippines while she and her family migrate in Canada and then June this year we got married and then she had to go back to Canada again. Now she was sponsoring me to come in Canada, my paper's had send in Canadian embassy in Manila already to be process. Yesterday I received a letter their asking for evidence of our communication like letters's , post card with envelop and stamp, phone billings, pictures that we have 3 years ago before she came in Canada which we dont have.. Like I want to be honest to them cause that the truth so that me and my wife will be together but then now… [cont.]
Asked by jimy e - Tue Dec 4 23:46:57 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Honesty is the best policy. Prove that the relationship is genuine and there is no other choice.
Answered by FRAGINAL-NOYPI - Wed Dec 5 00:53:59 2007
Q. My gf and I had a long distance relationship for 3 yrs, but our communication is only thru phone and text messaging using international roaming . I'm living in Philippines while she and her family migrate in Canada and then June this year we got married and then she had to go back to Canada again. Now she was sponsoring me to come in Canada, my paper's had send in Canadian embassy in Manila already to be process. Yesterday I received a letter their asking for evidence of our communication like letters's , post card with envelop and stamp, phone billings, pictures that we have 3 years ago before she came in Canada which we dont have.. Like I want to be honest to them cause that the truth so that me and my wife will be together but then now… [cont.]
Asked by jimy e - Tue Dec 4 23:46:57 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Honesty is the best policy. Prove that the relationship is genuine and there is no other choice.
Answered by FRAGINAL-NOYPI - Wed Dec 5 00:53:59 2007
processing time for my work permit as a live-in caregiver?
Q. Iam applying for a live-in caregiver in Quebec and I already submitted my application for work permit including my CAQ to Canadian Embassy Manila, Philippines. How many months will I wait for the processing of my work permit and do I have an interview from the officer of Canadian Embassy Manila ?
Asked by anrol - Sun Jan 7 23:39:57 2007 - - 2 Answers - 3 Comments
A. I'm surprised the Canadians are taking unskilled labor. In the US you wouldn't qualify for a visa unless you were a nurse.
Answered by Yak Rider - Sun Jan 7 23:57:54 2007
Q. Iam applying for a live-in caregiver in Quebec and I already submitted my application for work permit including my CAQ to Canadian Embassy Manila, Philippines. How many months will I wait for the processing of my work permit and do I have an interview from the officer of Canadian Embassy Manila ?
Asked by anrol - Sun Jan 7 23:39:57 2007 - - 2 Answers - 3 Comments
A. I'm surprised the Canadians are taking unskilled labor. In the US you wouldn't qualify for a visa unless you were a nurse.
Answered by Yak Rider - Sun Jan 7 23:57:54 2007
How long will take for a work permit to be processed in the Philippines?
Q. I just submitted my visa application to the Canadian Embassy here in Manila Philippines. How long will it take them to release the result? I obtained my file identifier from Service Canada (the HR of Canada) that affirms shortage of Audiologist workers in Canada. I also have a contract already. Please answer my question. Really appreciate your time!
Asked by monsy - Sat Oct 6 11:29:04 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I had mine submitted a week ago. I just got a letter from them acknowledging the receipt of my application and request for additional documents. they sent forms for medical examination also. processing time takes about 18 weeks not 18 months.
Answered by natalie r. - Wed Oct 10 05:01:53 2007
Q. I just submitted my visa application to the Canadian Embassy here in Manila Philippines. How long will it take them to release the result? I obtained my file identifier from Service Canada (the HR of Canada) that affirms shortage of Audiologist workers in Canada. I also have a contract already. Please answer my question. Really appreciate your time!
Asked by monsy - Sat Oct 6 11:29:04 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I had mine submitted a week ago. I just got a letter from them acknowledging the receipt of my application and request for additional documents. they sent forms for medical examination also. processing time takes about 18 weeks not 18 months.
Answered by natalie r. - Wed Oct 10 05:01:53 2007
CANADIAN VISA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?
Q. hi, i need an advice regarding the canadian visa... i wish to visit the country... however... im confused on the processes given by the canadian embassy here in manila via the website... here's my problem... i intended to go to Canada for a week vacation between 3rd week of March... what if my flight will be delayed? let's say i wish to postpone my trip somewhere on april... but i filled up my application form that i want to visit canada 3rd week of march.. how's that?
Asked by filipino_learning_french - Wed Jan 28 09:19:12 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Usually if you are in good standing and your docs are in order, they will give you a 1, 2 or 4 year visa and you can travel to and from anything within that time.
Answered by Riaz - Wed Jan 28 10:29:52 2009
Q. hi, i need an advice regarding the canadian visa... i wish to visit the country... however... im confused on the processes given by the canadian embassy here in manila via the website... here's my problem... i intended to go to Canada for a week vacation between 3rd week of March... what if my flight will be delayed? let's say i wish to postpone my trip somewhere on april... but i filled up my application form that i want to visit canada 3rd week of march.. how's that?
Asked by filipino_learning_french - Wed Jan 28 09:19:12 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Usually if you are in good standing and your docs are in order, they will give you a 1, 2 or 4 year visa and you can travel to and from anything within that time.
Answered by Riaz - Wed Jan 28 10:29:52 2009
time frame for immigration from philippines to canada?
Q. my wife has just received her letter from the canadian embassy in manila! they have asked for a couple more documents, and my question is...how long will it take for the visa to be issued and she can come to canada... thx
Asked by spiderking88 - Thu Sep 3 17:58:40 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A great web site to determine visa processing times and other matters concerning fiance/spouse immigration from Philippines is Asawa International. Please see the source below and good luck!
Answered by futuredude - Thu Sep 3 18:25:24 2009
Q. my wife has just received her letter from the canadian embassy in manila! they have asked for a couple more documents, and my question is...how long will it take for the visa to be issued and she can come to canada... thx
Asked by spiderking88 - Thu Sep 3 17:58:40 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A great web site to determine visa processing times and other matters concerning fiance/spouse immigration from Philippines is Asawa International. Please see the source below and good luck!
Answered by futuredude - Thu Sep 3 18:25:24 2009
how long is the period of time releasing the canada working permit?
Q. completed the process already. *have an employer who will sponsor me. *I have an LMO released (received: Dec.2006) *submitted my papers to canadian embassy inclusive of all proper documents here in Manila based office. *had my final medical check up (accredited by canadian embassy) last January 2007. How long should I wait to released my working visa? I can't wait. I am now dying to start working their in canada. huhu! please help! and thank you in advance for all Y!answers fans on your descriptive answers.
Asked by leoNpari - Sun Mar 25 07:24:27 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe 6 weeks
Answered by Linda - Sun Mar 25 07:27:32 2007
Q. completed the process already. *have an employer who will sponsor me. *I have an LMO released (received: Dec.2006) *submitted my papers to canadian embassy inclusive of all proper documents here in Manila based office. *had my final medical check up (accredited by canadian embassy) last January 2007. How long should I wait to released my working visa? I can't wait. I am now dying to start working their in canada. huhu! please help! and thank you in advance for all Y!answers fans on your descriptive answers.
Asked by leoNpari - Sun Mar 25 07:24:27 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe 6 weeks
Answered by Linda - Sun Mar 25 07:27:32 2007
Advise please from any Filipinos here;-)?
Q. I have a childhood friend immigrate in Canada, and she wants me to visit her by early next year. Does anyone know how much fund does the canadian embassy from Manila ask for? Any advise please...specially to those who visited in canada already..thanks
Asked by cat - Mon Sep 4 05:36:21 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. in general you need $CAD 5000 for a visit and $CAD 9000 for migration, it will be lowered a lot if your Friend sponsors you.
Answered by Hunter_boy* - Mon Sep 4 05:43:07 2006
Q. I have a childhood friend immigrate in Canada, and she wants me to visit her by early next year. Does anyone know how much fund does the canadian embassy from Manila ask for? Any advise please...specially to those who visited in canada already..thanks
Asked by cat - Mon Sep 4 05:36:21 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. in general you need $CAD 5000 for a visit and $CAD 9000 for migration, it will be lowered a lot if your Friend sponsors you.
Answered by Hunter_boy* - Mon Sep 4 05:43:07 2006
i'm asking about the skilled worker & imigrate in canada?i'm appliying on line they accepted my application &
Q. i'll past the interview by on line.they sent me a letter by on line he said they want to pay me a 400 canadian $ but i dought that's why im going to canadian embassy last monday & ill go to the information & ill show the letter of mr james metcalfe he is a canadian client service refpresentative.i'm asking this man is working in canadian embassy or his a client only?when did i know my apllication still on going?madam i'm interesting to work in canada can you help me where did i find the good company in canada.or we can apply by the government agency or directly to appliying in canadian embassy in manila.
Asked by JOJO - Sun Jan 27 09:08:18 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You do need to improve your english. Read through the below website - Canada immigration (main) (immigration) (skilled worker category) You do NOT need to pay anyone any money to emigrate. Yes there are fees to pay but you will pay them to Canada directly. The forms and guide will tell you how to pay. Most of the time you can fill in the forms on your own and do everything yourself. But if you apply as a skilled worker, you will need to improve your english a LOT to be accepted. You will also be required to do a IELTS test. Also skilled worker category from Manila is currently taking 5 years to be processed.
Answered by Francesca Thomas - Sun Jan 27 16:15:42 2008
Q. i'll past the interview by on line.they sent me a letter by on line he said they want to pay me a 400 canadian $ but i dought that's why im going to canadian embassy last monday & ill go to the information & ill show the letter of mr james metcalfe he is a canadian client service refpresentative.i'm asking this man is working in canadian embassy or his a client only?when did i know my apllication still on going?madam i'm interesting to work in canada can you help me where did i find the good company in canada.or we can apply by the government agency or directly to appliying in canadian embassy in manila.
Asked by JOJO - Sun Jan 27 09:08:18 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You do need to improve your english. Read through the below website - Canada immigration (main) (immigration) (skilled worker category) You do NOT need to pay anyone any money to emigrate. Yes there are fees to pay but you will pay them to Canada directly. The forms and guide will tell you how to pay. Most of the time you can fill in the forms on your own and do everything yourself. But if you apply as a skilled worker, you will need to improve your english a LOT to be accepted. You will also be required to do a IELTS test. Also skilled worker category from Manila is currently taking 5 years to be processed.
Answered by Francesca Thomas - Sun Jan 27 16:15:42 2008
help please?
Q. What should i do to prove to the canadian embassy our relationship and communication..? My gf and I had a long distance relationship for 3 yrs, but our communication is only thru phone and text messaging using international roaming . I'm living in Philippines while she and her family migrate in Canada and then June this year we got married and then she had to go back to Canada again. Now she was sponsoring me to come in Canada, my paper's had send in Canadian embassy in Manila already to be process. Yesterday I received a letter their asking for evidence of our communication like letters's , post card with envelop and stamp, phone billings, pictures that we have 3 years ago before she came in Canada which we dont have.. Like I want to be… [cont.]
Asked by jimy e - Wed Dec 5 17:38:21 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. What should i do to prove to the canadian embassy our relationship and communication..? My gf and I had a long distance relationship for 3 yrs, but our communication is only thru phone and text messaging using international roaming . I'm living in Philippines while she and her family migrate in Canada and then June this year we got married and then she had to go back to Canada again. Now she was sponsoring me to come in Canada, my paper's had send in Canadian embassy in Manila already to be process. Yesterday I received a letter their asking for evidence of our communication like letters's , post card with envelop and stamp, phone billings, pictures that we have 3 years ago before she came in Canada which we dont have.. Like I want to be… [cont.]
Asked by jimy e - Wed Dec 5 17:38:21 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
im out of status here in the u.s since 2004 & working as cook.can i apply to canada if im going bck 2 manila?
Q. i'm finished culinary arts here in the u.s and had 6 yrs of experienced from hotel in united arab emirates,saudi arabia, royal carebbean and celebrity cruises lines.and i'm currently working here in the u.s as cook in the fine dining restaurant.canada now is in need of hotel workers like cooks and i want to stablish my carreer there if there is a chance.all i want to know is if i have a strong case if i'm going back to the philippines and apply for.my question is, the canadian embassy is concerned about my illegal entry here in the u.s?are they going to reject my application may be?because of my status here?or is it affected my application being illegal here?thanks sir for the answer.
Asked by Ponciano T - Sun Apr 20 22:14:09 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Legally, there's nothing I know of to stop you from going back to the Philippines and then legally going to work in Canada with a visa. However, you're not going to be able to hide the fact that you were an illegal alien in the US all these years. The Canadian consular officer might disqualify you for having bad moral character.
Answered by Yak Rider - Sun Apr 20 22:21:40 2008
Q. i'm finished culinary arts here in the u.s and had 6 yrs of experienced from hotel in united arab emirates,saudi arabia, royal carebbean and celebrity cruises lines.and i'm currently working here in the u.s as cook in the fine dining restaurant.canada now is in need of hotel workers like cooks and i want to stablish my carreer there if there is a chance.all i want to know is if i have a strong case if i'm going back to the philippines and apply for.my question is, the canadian embassy is concerned about my illegal entry here in the u.s?are they going to reject my application may be?because of my status here?or is it affected my application being illegal here?thanks sir for the answer.
Asked by Ponciano T - Sun Apr 20 22:14:09 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Legally, there's nothing I know of to stop you from going back to the Philippines and then legally going to work in Canada with a visa. However, you're not going to be able to hide the fact that you were an illegal alien in the US all these years. The Canadian consular officer might disqualify you for having bad moral character.
Answered by Yak Rider - Sun Apr 20 22:21:40 2008
Tourist Visa to Canada?
Q. i have read the processing time at the canadian embassy website in manila. but i am just curious to know from your actual experiences if any of you received your visa approval less than 10 to 15 working days?
Asked by Cai - Fri Apr 4 11:14:44 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think that is impossible. My friend has applied through several links and even direct sponsors. She has complete papers and very qualified but still was denied a visa after a year of processing. Other luckier applicants in her league got their visa after 3 and 6 months.
Answered by Jane Doe - Sat Apr 12 03:26:43 2008
Q. i have read the processing time at the canadian embassy website in manila. but i am just curious to know from your actual experiences if any of you received your visa approval less than 10 to 15 working days?
Asked by Cai - Fri Apr 4 11:14:44 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think that is impossible. My friend has applied through several links and even direct sponsors. She has complete papers and very qualified but still was denied a visa after a year of processing. Other luckier applicants in her league got their visa after 3 and 6 months.
Answered by Jane Doe - Sat Apr 12 03:26:43 2008
Visiting Canada (tourist)?
Q. my family and i have been given a gift by my aunt (80 years old, leaves w/ us here in Manila) to visit vancouver this whole month of May '08. airfare and pocket money will be provided. full board and lodging will also be provided by our relatives there. Aside from the requirements by the Canadian Embassy here in Manila, are there any other supporting docs that we need to present together w/ our application to convince the embassy that we are really coming back to the Philippines after a month? My husband and I both have a job here and we have 3 children below 8 years old. Hope someone could give me an expert advise...tips...thanks!
Asked by Cai - Wed Mar 19 22:35:56 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Canadian immigration site is the one your really need to check. It has tons of information. You will need a visa, but the embassy staff would have told you that and the process for obtaining one. There is really nothing else you need to do other than what the embassy has told you. The letter of invitation the previous poster mentioned is very important. The letter should be notarized just in case there is any question, and you use this letter when you apply for your visa. The format for the letter is at the second link - your relative in Canada should use this as a guide in writing the letter. Also present the details of your work life when you apply for your visa and the details of the family that will be staying behind in… [cont.]
Answered by Imaka - Tue Mar 25 16:58:24 2008
Q. my family and i have been given a gift by my aunt (80 years old, leaves w/ us here in Manila) to visit vancouver this whole month of May '08. airfare and pocket money will be provided. full board and lodging will also be provided by our relatives there. Aside from the requirements by the Canadian Embassy here in Manila, are there any other supporting docs that we need to present together w/ our application to convince the embassy that we are really coming back to the Philippines after a month? My husband and I both have a job here and we have 3 children below 8 years old. Hope someone could give me an expert advise...tips...thanks!
Asked by Cai - Wed Mar 19 22:35:56 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Canadian immigration site is the one your really need to check. It has tons of information. You will need a visa, but the embassy staff would have told you that and the process for obtaining one. There is really nothing else you need to do other than what the embassy has told you. The letter of invitation the previous poster mentioned is very important. The letter should be notarized just in case there is any question, and you use this letter when you apply for your visa. The format for the letter is at the second link - your relative in Canada should use this as a guide in writing the letter. Also present the details of your work life when you apply for your visa and the details of the family that will be staying behind in… [cont.]
Answered by Imaka - Tue Mar 25 16:58:24 2008
Visiting Canada as a tourist.?
Q. my family and i have been given a gift by my aunt (80 years old, live w/ us here in Manila) to visit vancouver this whole month of May '08. airfare and pocket money will be provided. full board and lodging will also be provided by our relatives there. Aside from the requirements by the Canadian Embassy here in Manila, are there any other supporting docs that we need to present together w/ our application to convince the embassy that we are really coming back to the Philippines after a month? My husband and I both have a job here and we have 3 children below 8 years old. Hope someone could give me an expert advise...tips...thanks!
Asked by Cai - Wed Mar 19 23:44:15 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes you need an invitation letter from your relatives in canada and you need schooldocuments (enrollment for the comming year)and copy that you own a house. When you have a job you can ask your employer to give you a letter that you still employed and need to go back to work after the visit. Realize that you need an certain amount for each day you stay there otherwise when not sufficient funds your relatives has to be garantor for you.
Answered by white s - Thu Mar 20 02:40:34 2008
Q. my family and i have been given a gift by my aunt (80 years old, live w/ us here in Manila) to visit vancouver this whole month of May '08. airfare and pocket money will be provided. full board and lodging will also be provided by our relatives there. Aside from the requirements by the Canadian Embassy here in Manila, are there any other supporting docs that we need to present together w/ our application to convince the embassy that we are really coming back to the Philippines after a month? My husband and I both have a job here and we have 3 children below 8 years old. Hope someone could give me an expert advise...tips...thanks!
Asked by Cai - Wed Mar 19 23:44:15 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes you need an invitation letter from your relatives in canada and you need schooldocuments (enrollment for the comming year)and copy that you own a house. When you have a job you can ask your employer to give you a letter that you still employed and need to go back to work after the visit. Realize that you need an certain amount for each day you stay there otherwise when not sufficient funds your relatives has to be garantor for you.
Answered by white s - Thu Mar 20 02:40:34 2008
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