Canada move information

[kingovilarge]

hello All

I am new to this forum and i will need all your help on how to move to canada. i have earlier introduce myself in my first post but will do that again.

Hello All

My name is Ovie Akpovwa and i am currently based in the UK. Intend to move to Canada but i don't know how to start the process.

below are y qualifications

Diploma in Business Management

BA(hons) international studies and diplomacy

Maters in International HR (University of Bedfordshire,UK).

I have worked as an executive assistant, operations manager, care support worker, admin assistant and pr consultant for over six or more years now.



can anyone give me details on how i can go about applying?

which province is best for me to apply to?

can i do any professional course apart from Masters so as to get access to the country?

i need the best options i can choose from.

I basically need the primary information such as documentations and required information for me to start the process.

Thanks all

[neoseal]

Best place to start is to read the FAQ on this forum and go on to CIC,

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/index-can.asp

read thru relevant sections.

[jrge]

Hi,

hello All

I am new to this forum and i will need all your help on how to move to canada. i have earlier introduce myself in my first post but will do that again.

Hello All

My name is Ovie Akpovwa and i am currently based in the UK. Intend to move to Canada but i don't know how to start the process.

below are y qualifications

Diploma in Business Management

BA(hons) international studies and diplomacy

Maters in International HR (University of Bedfordshire,UK).

I have worked as an executive assistant, operations manager, care support worker, admin assistant and pr consultant for over six or more years now.



can anyone give me details on how i can go about applying?

which province is best for me to apply to?

can i do any professional course apart from Masters so as to get access to the country?

i need the best options i can choose from.

I basically need the primary information such as documentations and required information for me to start the process.

Thanks all

Employment is by far one the easiest way to come to Canada. Step #1 is to find an employer willing to sponsor your LMO (Labour Market Opinion), second is to obtain a work permit if you normally need a visa to enter Canada.

The second option is the student route.

Another option is a Provincial Nominee Program. But again, most of then are employment driven.

[waqiikhan]

Can anyone explain me how student route works in eventually getting a PR.