Few questions to experts
Mar 27th 2006, 8:41 am
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Few questions to experts
Hi Andrew and others!
I have some questions:
1. Is enough as proof of funds i declare that I am owner of apartment? Of course I want to sell it when we will have visas.
2. As language skills must I show them "Language Test" or is there any good possibility?
Thank You for reply
I have some questions:
1. Is enough as proof of funds i declare that I am owner of apartment? Of course I want to sell it when we will have visas.
2. As language skills must I show them "Language Test" or is there any good possibility?
Thank You for reply
Mar 27th 2006, 8:45 am
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Re: Few questions to experts
Hi
1. As far as I know only London, and sometimes Sydney will accept a house evaluation as proof of funds.
2. If your mother tongue is neither English or French and your schooling was not in English, you will either have to take the TEF (French) IELTS (English) or submit proof that your language ability meets the benchmarks in Canadian Language Benchmarks see: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/skilled/qual-3.html
Originally Posted by skydiver5
Hi Andrew and others!
I have some questions:
1. Is enough as proof of funds i declare that I am owner of apartment? Of course I want to sell it when we will have visas.
2. As language skills must I show them "Language Test" or is there any good possibility?
Thank You for reply
I have some questions:
1. Is enough as proof of funds i declare that I am owner of apartment? Of course I want to sell it when we will have visas.
2. As language skills must I show them "Language Test" or is there any good possibility?
Thank You for reply
2. If your mother tongue is neither English or French and your schooling was not in English, you will either have to take the TEF (French) IELTS (English) or submit proof that your language ability meets the benchmarks in Canadian Language Benchmarks see: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/skilled/qual-3.html
Mar 27th 2006, 8:50 am
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Re: Few questions to experts
Originally Posted by PMM
Hi
1. As far as I know only London, and sometimes Sydney will accept a house evaluation as proof of funds.
2. If your mother tongue is neither English or French and your schooling was not in English, you will either have to take the TEF (French) IELTS (English) or submit proof that your language ability meets the benchmarks in Canadian Language Benchmarks see: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/skilled/qual-3.html
1. As far as I know only London, and sometimes Sydney will accept a house evaluation as proof of funds.
2. If your mother tongue is neither English or French and your schooling was not in English, you will either have to take the TEF (French) IELTS (English) or submit proof that your language ability meets the benchmarks in Canadian Language Benchmarks see: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/skilled/qual-3.html
Well,I know what they write
but how it is in real. Are You sure that my house evaluation will not be accepted? I will apply from Warsaw. Than You!
Mar 27th 2006, 12:26 pm
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Re: Few questions to experts
It is real. Even applicants who are for years already in Canada on study/work permits are asked to submit IELTS and/or TEF test results. There is no real way around it anymore.
And yes, your apartment evaluation won't be accepted - you need to show cash in bank.
And yes, your apartment evaluation won't be accepted - you need to show cash in bank.
Originally Posted by skydiver5
Well,I know what they write but how it is in real. Are You sure that my house evaluation will not be accepted? I will apply from Warsaw.
Than You!
but how it is in real. Are You sure that my house evaluation will not be accepted? I will apply from Warsaw. Than You!
Mar 27th 2006, 8:29 pm
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Re: Few questions to experts
Originally Posted by Andrew Miller
It is real. Even applicants who are for years already in Canada on study/work permits are asked to submit IELTS and/or TEF test results. There is no real way around it anymore.
And yes, your apartment evaluation won't be accepted - you need to show cash in bank.
And yes, your apartment evaluation won't be accepted - you need to show cash in bank.
