Can an F-1 student who has applied for permanent residency in the united states, travel to Canada for a week?
I am an F-1 student studying in the US. Last year my wife applied for my permanent residency in the US. I am planning to travel to Canada for a week's visit. Would I be able to do that? My concern is that if I go to Canada, will the US authorities allow me to get back into the US or will they directly tell to go back to my home country since I have applied for an immigration......
Other - Canada - 3 Answers
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Leaving the country can jeopardize your application for permanent residency. You should really contact the office you sent your application to.
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If you have applied for, but not yet received, permanent residency, then you are imperilling your application by leaving the country.
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If you are in the process of applying for permanent residency, you better not to leave the country until you got the paper.
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Thursday, November 14, 2013
Thursday, November 7, 2013
How can an Indian grad-student immigrate to Canada?
How can an Indian grad-student immigrate to Canada?
I am 22 y.o. / live in India. Completed my Bachelors in Commerce last year and will complete my Masters in Commerce in 2011. I have no work experience and want to immigrate to Canada after this. How can I come to Canada and start working there in 2011 or 2012 latest?
Immigration - 2 Answers
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I would assume your education should be sufficient to find the governmental website about immigration (hint: google Canada immigration)? Canada has a point system and while it may take you a few minutes to find the actual link where you can calculate the number of points you currently get, it is on the official website. Do the self-test and then see whether you need an employer in order to be able to immigrate to Canada or if you don't.
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You definitely will NOT be in Canada by 2012 so dont plan on it. You must have a job that is in demand and you MUST have a MINIMUM of ONE full year (12 months or 50 weeks) working in that job before you are even ELIGIBLE to apply to immigrate so you cannot apply the day after your graduate.
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I am 22 y.o. / live in India. Completed my Bachelors in Commerce last year and will complete my Masters in Commerce in 2011. I have no work experience and want to immigrate to Canada after this. How can I come to Canada and start working there in 2011 or 2012 latest?
Immigration - 2 Answers
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I would assume your education should be sufficient to find the governmental website about immigration (hint: google Canada immigration)? Canada has a point system and while it may take you a few minutes to find the actual link where you can calculate the number of points you currently get, it is on the official website. Do the self-test and then see whether you need an employer in order to be able to immigrate to Canada or if you don't.
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You definitely will NOT be in Canada by 2012 so dont plan on it. You must have a job that is in demand and you MUST have a MINIMUM of ONE full year (12 months or 50 weeks) working in that job before you are even ELIGIBLE to apply to immigrate so you cannot apply the day after your graduate.
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Friday, November 1, 2013
Can I apply for colleges in Canada if I'm an international student in US and how?
Can I apply for colleges in Canada if I'm an international student in US and how?
I'm an international high school student in US. I'm a junior now and I was considering maybe I can apply for colleges in Canada as well as colleges in US but I wondered what do I need to do so? Does the GPA I got in US still counts? Definitely I will take TOEFL but will they accept my SAT score or I must take the IELTS? If anyone have similar experience please tell me about that.
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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you can apply
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I'm an international high school student in US. I'm a junior now and I was considering maybe I can apply for colleges in Canada as well as colleges in US but I wondered what do I need to do so? Does the GPA I got in US still counts? Definitely I will take TOEFL but will they accept my SAT score or I must take the IELTS? If anyone have similar experience please tell me about that.
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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you can apply
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Monday, October 28, 2013
Can we take our visiting Costa Rican student into Canada?
Can we take our visiting Costa Rican student into Canada?
We are U.S. citizens. We would like to take her to Niagara Falls, Ontario. If she has a passport to get into the United States, will that be valid for her to cross the Canadian border? What will she need? We would be staying for one night.
Other - Canada - 1 Answers
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No, she would need to get a Canadian visa. Passport holder of Costa Rica are not exempt from the Canadian visa requirement. A U.S. visa does not waive this requirement. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/visas.asp ..
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We are U.S. citizens. We would like to take her to Niagara Falls, Ontario. If she has a passport to get into the United States, will that be valid for her to cross the Canadian border? What will she need? We would be staying for one night.
Other - Canada - 1 Answers
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No, she would need to get a Canadian visa. Passport holder of Costa Rica are not exempt from the Canadian visa requirement. A U.S. visa does not waive this requirement. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/visas.asp ..
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Monday, October 14, 2013
Health insurance for student studying in Canada?
Health insurance for student studying in Canada?
I am studying in Canada in the fall and my health insurance from the states does not cover me in Canada. What are some of my options? My school will offer very limited insurance, covering only emergencies basically. What are some legit travelers insurance companies that I can try? Thank you!
Other - Canada - 1 Answers
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Since you should buy the insurance before you come, you'd probably be better off checking around where you live to see what's available. Maybe your regular health care coverage can be extended to Canada if you pay more. I've bought travel insurance here in Canada for when I was going to the US and it wouldn't cover a simple visit to a doctor. It had at least a $500 deductible. Canadian health insurance companies such as Blue Cross don't, as far as I know, offer basic health insurance here because hardly anyone one needs it. They do sell coverage for things that aren't covered by government health plans in Canada.
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I am studying in Canada in the fall and my health insurance from the states does not cover me in Canada. What are some of my options? My school will offer very limited insurance, covering only emergencies basically. What are some legit travelers insurance companies that I can try? Thank you!
Other - Canada - 1 Answers
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Since you should buy the insurance before you come, you'd probably be better off checking around where you live to see what's available. Maybe your regular health care coverage can be extended to Canada if you pay more. I've bought travel insurance here in Canada for when I was going to the US and it wouldn't cover a simple visit to a doctor. It had at least a $500 deductible. Canadian health insurance companies such as Blue Cross don't, as far as I know, offer basic health insurance here because hardly anyone one needs it. They do sell coverage for things that aren't covered by government health plans in Canada.
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Monday, October 7, 2013
Health insurance for student studying in Canada?
Health insurance for student studying in Canada?
I am studying in Canada in the fall and my health insurance from the states does not cover me in Canada. What are some of my options? My school will offer very limited insurance, covering only emergencies basically. What are some legit travelers insurance companies that I can try? Thank you!
Insurance - 2 Answers
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You should check with the office that issued the student visa for Canada about health care for international students.
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Travelers insurance also only covers emergencies, not routine stuff. But if it's not an emergency, you can come back to the states to see the doctor.
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I am studying in Canada in the fall and my health insurance from the states does not cover me in Canada. What are some of my options? My school will offer very limited insurance, covering only emergencies basically. What are some legit travelers insurance companies that I can try? Thank you!
Insurance - 2 Answers
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You should check with the office that issued the student visa for Canada about health care for international students.
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Travelers insurance also only covers emergencies, not routine stuff. But if it's not an emergency, you can come back to the states to see the doctor.
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Tuesday, October 1, 2013
How do you calculate your overall student average(Ontario, Canada)?
How do you calculate your overall student average(Ontario, Canada)?
So far, I've added all my marks from my transcript and divided by the number of classes I've taken. Is this the correct way to calculate the student average? I'd like to know because I plan on applying to universities and I don't know what average they might be talking about. Is it overall student average or like the American GPA?
Primary & Secondary Education - 2 Answers
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well...average is the assumed constant value for the total entries of the data...!! u just simply add the observations...divide by the number of observations....got the avarage...!! if u are asking about the average of many averages, do the same.....addd up the averages and divide by the number of averages....but all averages must be similar in concern and purpose....
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Well, Universities usually look at your average from grade 12 and maybe grade 11.. Not your overall average from grade 9 - 12. So for your grade 11 average you'd add all 8 then divide by 8, same with grade 12. But you don't mix marks from one grade and another :) It's the same as the American GPA but theirs is done differently. So for example, if you've heard of Trent University.. they have a deal where if your average is 90% + then they pay your tuition. But the 90% average is only from your grade 12 year.
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So far, I've added all my marks from my transcript and divided by the number of classes I've taken. Is this the correct way to calculate the student average? I'd like to know because I plan on applying to universities and I don't know what average they might be talking about. Is it overall student average or like the American GPA?
Primary & Secondary Education - 2 Answers
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well...average is the assumed constant value for the total entries of the data...!! u just simply add the observations...divide by the number of observations....got the avarage...!! if u are asking about the average of many averages, do the same.....addd up the averages and divide by the number of averages....but all averages must be similar in concern and purpose....
2 :
Well, Universities usually look at your average from grade 12 and maybe grade 11.. Not your overall average from grade 9 - 12. So for your grade 11 average you'd add all 8 then divide by 8, same with grade 12. But you don't mix marks from one grade and another :) It's the same as the American GPA but theirs is done differently. So for example, if you've heard of Trent University.. they have a deal where if your average is 90% + then they pay your tuition. But the 90% average is only from your grade 12 year.
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