Alberta has 3 main PR streams for workers. These streams are 

1.     The Alberta Opportunity Stream

2.     The Alberta Express Entry Stream

3.     Rural Renewal Stream

I did research,  read and re read the eligibility factors on all these 3 streams and I must say - they can be very complicated. Both the Opportunity stream and the express entry stream tend to have too many restrictions. The more restrictions there are the harder it is to be eligible.

For example , with the Alberta Opportunity Stream  under the work experience eligibility,   

Eligible work experience

At the time your application is submitted you must have either:

·       a minimum of 12 months full-time work experience in your current occupation in Alberta within the last 18 months, or

·       a minimum of 24 months of full-time work experience in your...

There are  3 main PR Pathways  in the PEI for IS. These are the International graduates Stream, Occupations in demand stream and the Atlantic Immigration Program Stream. 

The International graduates stream is the easiest amongst these 3 pathways. With this pathway the applicant must have a full time job offer, should have finished post secondary school in a DLI institution in the PEI and on post graduate work permit. 

Applicant is not required to do language proficiency if the position is in TEER 0-3 as long as the employer confirms that they are comfortable with the applicant's language ability. And this is very positive to those who want to avoid IELTS. 

You have to have sufficient financial resources to cover your living expenses in the PEI and ofcourse, prove that you have a genuine intention to live in PEI. 

The most interesting fact about this pathway is that there is no restriction on TEER Code, no restriction on job title, no restriction on...

A nominated immigrant from Bangladesh through the SINP was refused of citizenship because the person did not live in Saskatchewan after arriving in Canada. 

This is his post in verbatim: 

SINP nominee's citizenship application rejected:

I got into a bit of trouble. My citizenship application is in trouble. My citizenship application was in progress for almost 2.5 vears. they asked for passport pages, fingerprint, interview etc etc. Now just on last month i got a procedural fairness letter, they want to reject my application. Their reasoning is that i did not stayed in the province that was nominate me for pr. I was an SINP candidate when i came from BD (I believe BD stands for Bangladesh) i staved in SK for a week and came to toronto. living in toronto since then. In the letter they said, i did not made an attempt to stay in the province nor i tried to contribute to the province as job or otherwise.

The said i signed as in mv on/or application that i will made every...

It may not be uncommon for you to hear that the older your age is , the bigger the responsibility to prove your motivation to be an international student in Canada. While this can be true, there is no reason for any of mature students to give up on their goal of coming to Canada just because of their age. Just as long as you are able to prepare the right documents, you are able to choose the right program and you are able to prove your financial capability, you can be an international student in Canada. And therefore here are the top tips I wanna share with you if you are a mature student. 

1.Program program program 

You have to choose the right program. Normally, if you are a mature student it means that you do have a lengthy professional experience. If you do have a lengthy professional experience you have to be cautious on the program you will take. 

There are various situations we can consider 

1. You are a mature student and did not finish any degree but with...