Annual Diabetic costs in Ontario or BC?
Dec 27th 2020, 7:59 am
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Re: Annual Diabetic costs in Ontario or BC?
Forgot to include that daughter just started working, so we need 3 years of proof of income.
I can’t apply for PR as my CRS points are too low to be invited under Express Entry. Without job offer, around 411; if I manage to get a job offer within the next 3 years, I think I might qualify for Express Entry with 611.
I can’t apply for PR as my CRS points are too low to be invited under Express Entry. Without job offer, around 411; if I manage to get a job offer within the next 3 years, I think I might qualify for Express Entry with 611.
Your points seem quite high for somebody of near retirement age with an adult daughter though, assume you have a high level of post-secondary education and maybe some Canadian work experience?
Dec 27th 2020, 8:09 am
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Re: Annual Diabetic costs in Ontario or BC?
Both wife and I studied to Masters level in Canadian Universities. I am hoping to apply for Lecturer’s position (Intercultural studies or Global Leadership) with PhD or a CEO/Director position in a charity, so was only guessing under (is that A or O)? Could be wrong. Previous job Head of Intercultural Studies and currently CEO of a humanitarian charity. Initially was thinking of retirement in Canada (Supervisa) but interacting with you, I think exploring Express Entry/PR could be a better route than Supervisa.
Dec 27th 2020, 8:11 am
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Re: Annual Diabetic costs in Ontario or BC?
Both wife and I studied to Masters level in Canadian Universities. (No Canadian work experience). I am hoping to apply for Lecturer’s position (Intercultural studies or Global Leadership) with PhD or a CEO/Director position in a charity, so was only guessing the NOC under (is that A or O)? Could be wrong. Previous job Head of Intercultural Studies and currently CEO of a humanitarian charity. Initially was thinking of retirement in Canada (Supervisa) but interacting with you, I think exploring Express Entry/PR could be a better route than Supervisa.
Dec 27th 2020, 8:22 am
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Re: Annual Diabetic costs in Ontario or BC?
Both wife and I studied to Masters level in Canadian Universities. (No Canadian work experience). I am hoping to apply for Lecturer’s position (Intercultural studies or Global Leadership) with PhD or a CEO/Director position in a charity, so was only guessing the NOC under (is that A or O)? Could be wrong. Previous job Head of Intercultural Studies and currently CEO of a humanitarian charity. Initially was thinking of retirement in Canada (Supervisa) but interacting with you, I think exploring Express Entry/PR could be a better route than Supervisa.
NOC A or O level jobs aren't worth 200 points though, so you'd get 50 points for a job offer, taking you to 461ish.
If you don't plan to move for at least 3 years, then I'd just go down the parent sponsorship route personally. Much easier than trying to find a sponsoring job offer, plus then no requirements for things like IELTS or ECA, etc, so a much easier application overall. A Supervisa isn't for retirement in Canada, in fact that would be very much against the idea of it! It's purely for longer term visits, hence you need medical cover, and have to prove that you will return to your home country at the end of it.
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Dec 27th 2020, 4:17 pm
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Re: Annual Diabetic costs in Ontario or BC?
As a retired Canadian Citizen, presumably a previous PR, I can tell you that under OHIP all drug costs are covered for Seniors, of which I am one(over 65) I have a healthy drug regimen(12 different drugs daily) including Insulin, and do not pay one cent for my drug supplies. I can’t speak to drug coverage arrangements for seniors in other provinces but in Ontario it is excellent.
