Thinking of Moving to Ontario
#16
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re: Thinking of Moving to Ontario
True, but the poster was originally talking about Ontario
#17
re: Thinking of Moving to Ontario
Yes, but I needed to clarify it for the sake of anybody else reading! In any event, as the OP's husband is in a 'skilled' job, it's not relevant and he would be eligible to apply for PR via various routes.
#18
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re: Thinking of Moving to Ontario
#19
re: Thinking of Moving to Ontario
Right, looking at that NOC thing, he comes under Skill Level A. What does that mean?
I shall have a read of the Wiki link you sent me
Does it help that we would be taking roughly £50k with us from the sale of our house?
Thanks for all the info so far everyone
I shall have a read of the Wiki link you sent me
Does it help that we would be taking roughly £50k with us from the sale of our house?
Thanks for all the info so far everyone
#20
re: Thinking of Moving to Ontario
Not in terms of finding an immigration class, but some classes will require you to have proof of funds available to help smooth your transition into a new country.
#21
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re: Thinking of Moving to Ontario
It doesn't really mean much just that there are probably more options open to you if you are a skilled worker (i.e. Ontario PNP). It's also good to work out what your noc code is anyway because you might have to know it for your application
#22
re: Thinking of Moving to Ontario
And the £50k doesn't really help other than meaning you can show proof of funds as required for most visas. You'll spend most of that anyway!
#23
re: Thinking of Moving to Ontario
He falls under a few of the sub categories in the code 217.
EDIT: what would we spend £50k on?
EDIT: what would we spend £50k on?
Last edited by neneromanova; Jul 15th 2014 at 10:23 pm.
#24
re: Thinking of Moving to Ontario
A category doesn't actually help, can you be more specific? It should be a 4 digit number.
You need to find the one with the duties most closely matching what he does every day.
You need to find the one with the duties most closely matching what he does every day.
#26
re: Thinking of Moving to Ontario
Day to day, he does 2175, but he can do 2174,2173,2172 & 2171. Lol. Very smart guy, dunno where he stores all that knowledge.
Wow, really, nearly £50k just to move there?! I didn't think it would be that much to be honest!
Wow, really, nearly £50k just to move there?! I didn't think it would be that much to be honest!
#27
re: Thinking of Moving to Ontario
Then all the actual moving costs. Plane tickets, shipping, extra baggage, etc.
Then the costs once you're over here. Temporary insurance for immigrants, deposits for credit cards and phones, deposits for housing (whether rent or down payment), furniture, housewares, linens, mattresses (depending how much you ship etc), car, car insurance, etc.
It adds up exceptionally quickly. I think you will find your £50k won't last very long at all.
#28
re: Thinking of Moving to Ontario
And yes, emigration isn't cheap, think tens of thousands of pounds. This thread may be useful reading - http://britishexpats.com/forum/canad...canada-735341/
HTH.
#29
re: Thinking of Moving to Ontario
Oh and this is the test I took. Your session has expired - Citizenship and Immigration Canada
#30
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Oh and this is the test I took. Your session has expired - Citizenship and Immigration Canada
Here's a link to the Ontario PNP which is another possible route for you but you need a job offer to apply
MCI - Opportunities Ontario: Provincial Nominee Program