₦airaland Forum

yomifowe:
Hello everyone. Just thinking aloud, has anyone gotten job offers in Canada. If yes, which province pls. This is because i just finish appplying or jobs in my NOC.

Pls reply o..eyin guru in the house.

Is quite difficult to get employment outside of Canada.Only a fraction of top notch professionals get some kind of arranged job offers outside Canada.Experts with vast experience in their respective field often get this offers.So in your case I don't know whether you fall within this category.

kolinsteroy:
Hi guys,
I plan to create an EOI profile soon for Manitoba PNP for foreign workers. I'm trying to gather as much info as possible so it can be a one-time hit for me. However, I'm a little confused about something.
I work as a mobile packet core network engineer in telecoms vendor. This means my job description falls under NOC code 2147 (Computer Engineers except software). Job requirements on CIC website states that it requires provincial licensing.
I want to find out if (i) I can state this NOC code in my EOI and work towards licensing when i get to canada, Hopefully or (ii) I should state a lower cadre JOB NOC code that does not require licensing or (iii) Is there a way I can get licensing for NOC2147 from here and include in the EOI? I will appreciate your response. Thanks a lot.

Hi,one main thing about licensing is the time it takes to be concluded with it's cost. I suggest you go for low cadre NOC like Computer Network Technician which is not regulated when you finally migrate you can start the licensing process over there with ease.

hommer:
Please I want to know if a United States Resident can apply for this program

No exemption,US residents apply too.To be eligible you must provide and do everything that is required by the program administrators i.e RCIC

bigfido:
Hello guys,

Is anyone going for the New Brunswick information session in Dubai or Abu Dhabi?

I will be attending

Hi,nice to know you were invited.I was invited too but I declined.I am sure you will meet fellow thread contributor here before then.wish you a resound on the spot ITA + safe TO and FRO trip.Claim it in Jesus name.

zeux:
Listening and writing.
I know I did well in listening. Was expecting 7.5 or 8.
But in the absence of remarking, can I proceed with this score?
All which province or territory should I select in applying?
Thanks you.

You're disappointed about the outcome of your performance so many others may have felt the same.It will add to your agony the more if your score didn't fare better than what it was before.Imagine what you would have spent ie 52k+15k totalling 67k not to add the stress involve.

My dear I suggest you save and channel the money for remark to something more profitable.
Provinces like Sask or Manitoba will be a good starting point for PNP though you need to make 60/100 for eligibility.

zeux:
My result is out
Listening: 6.5
Reading: 7.0
Writing: 6.5
Speaking: 7.0
Overall: 7.0

Do I need to resit or request for a remark?

Hello friend,Which subject are you contesting for a remark?is it for the entire score or for 1 in particular?

Waleabimbola:
I am applying for Manitoba Nominee Program(OVERSEA SKILLED WORKER) and I am abit confuse about their Clb Calculation..
Please I will like to know what my CLB or Laguage point will be when submitting Expression of Interest.

LISTENING....5.5
READING. .....5.5
WRITING. ......6.5
SPEAKING.....70
OVERALL......6.0

Do I use CLB 7 to calculate my point or I have to calculate each Band according to what I score above

What is my language point please.
Thanks

I don't know the min CLB required for each band in the case of Manitoba PNP but the 5.5 in L & R is short of expectation as regards the min language CLB required for language ability in general. CLB 7 is 4 points,CLB 8 is 5 points and CLB 9 is 6 points anything less than CLB 7 is 0.Having said so other senior house members may equally throw more light for clarification

Teechawa:
A friend has HND in Business admin and plans to move to Canada or USA with husband and son. Husband has HND too. Kindly advise how to go about it. Thanks in advance.

Hi friend,from my experience so far,tell your friend that migrating to Canada is like walking in a long stretch tunnel with light at it's far end.it is not an impossible adventure to embark on tho but he must be ready to take with him perseverance,determination,courage,optimism,patience/endurance,faith,hope and above all God's divine providence plus his will because his word says irrespective of whatever our plans may be His will must stand above our own will.

The originator of this thread did an incredible work to put up the steps and links to achieving this task right there on the first page.What he/she should do is to take out time and go through all the information on that first page thereafter he/she can ask questions in respect of where he/she did not understand. so many people here started from there and are following up well.Goodevening

40manlappy:
Good evening irondome, dupyshoo, zandora, JesusDWay, Slimmsyyetty, Tola73, Etfash, beyunce, hartson, princey83, Gymme, other gurus

We recently applied for Manitoba PNP having received Letter of Advice to Apply (LAA) from the Province.

Few days ago, we both received a mail from New Brunswick inviting us to attend their Information Session in Dubai in respect of their PNP. A friend actually encouraged us to register for the event before we got LAA from Manitoba.

My question is this: considering the financial implications of attending the session in the UAE, do you think it is really worth it to attend when we have already applied for the Manitoba PNP?

NB:Spouse is the primary applicant but we both applied for the New Brunswick Information Session.

Whatz up?is being a while.Sorry for replying this late.I guess you have already submitted your LAA for Manitoba before the NB Info Session came up and to further spread your tentacles you applied for the NBIS too.My opinion is to attend if you can afford it since the ultimate target is to get ITA via PNP irrespective of which province but do your research very well,compare the 2 provinces for better opportunities before you hop into emirate flight to Dubai sometimes it is better to do a thorough due diligence before concluding on matters as critical as this.I received the invitation for 20th as well but I declined the invitation on personal reasons.Thank you

mrkayodeoludare:
Thanx Hartson for d info....highly appreciated.

You are welcome bro.sure will meet you in person someday in NZ.cheers

Kunleoduwole:
hello house,I am interested in the NZ Migrant program ,I have a family of 4/and presently work as a flight attendant here in Lagos. what are the process like and do I stand a chance,also I have some qualifications from my company on security and safety and first aid and dangerous goods. pls Can you reply me ASAP. Really interested. am a graduate of business.Thanks

I guess by the time you read the first page your question might have been answered.View all the links for some helpful info as well.

mrkayodeoludare:
hello house. please anyone with an idea if the $138 par fee covers qualification assessment for both main applicant and spouse

For your information a single PAR assessment fee does not cover PA & Spouse.the assessment is done separately therefore should be $138 x 2

persius555:
Op, this platform is problably not the best to get a constructive reply. Many on this forum have polarised view. You know where the shoe pinch.
Relocating the children for a while might not be a bad idea afterall. Maybe their exposure to a bit of the societal values might just serve to correct their view on the short run.

bet me,the op will be more confused by the polarised views.

Blackkie:
I took your advise and so many information has been excavated.
There are sites that even aid migrants in securing jobs in NZ. I will name them shortly.

Very good of you.it will benefit of all of us.
expecting....

mrkayodeoludare:
thanx hartson.

i got d info from a pal moments ago. 310 new zealnd dollars per applicant above 5yrs of age and 155 new zealnd dollars for applicats below 5yrs of age. that make about 1100 nz dollars for a family unit of 4 with 1 person below 5 yrs of age.

huh!!!that means is cheaper compare to Ca & Au.
Well,good to know the cost of the PR fee.
cheers

mrkayodeoludare:
Hello house. I pray we all make a headway and get desired results. Please i need info on the fee for a family of four when pr has been approved and applicant's passport is sent to INZ. For example OZ fee is 7200 AUD while CA fee is 980 CAD.

Please anyone with ano idea?

I have no idea about the cost of their PR app fee.I have not come across such info in all their sites I have explored.
You may send them your query via

temporaryenquiries@mbie.govt.nz

newmigrantinfo@mbie.govt.nz

40manlappy:


It is just a matter of time bro.

Don't be surprised that many silent followers of this thread are already making appreciable progress with their applications.

Yeah,is true some I have not seeing their mentions here send me pm most times.I hope everyone's dream truly come to pass by God's infinite grace.Amen(So be it)

Nwaonyeocha:
I need a voice on this issue -
How easy is it for someone to use a different job knowledge to apply for Skilled Worker Visa and latter change his or her profession when in NZ?

Huh!!! you can choose to hop from one job to another after undergoing few months basic training or learn a trade when in NZ, the big issue is to get the SMC visa first with whatever job knowlegde you have.
Except you are in regulated profession that requires licence to operate.
Somebody that read marketing with few years marketing experience went to US did 3 months certificate course in computer programming then another 3 months advance computer programming today he is a top notch IT guru.so there are no limitations one you are there except you are licenced.

Nwaonyeocha:
Something is funny about Nigerians and travelling. If a country is not in hot demand, they will never go for its Visa. However, travelling to some countries are the lee ways of having access to the big ones.
Some 10 years ago Canada and Australia was not popular today the reverse is the case.
I see NZ getting tougher soonest.

heheheh.You know Nigerians,let few persons qoute that they have gotten ITA then see how people will invade this thread.

Jetspeed:
Did the self assessment and got 125points.

Seems English Test (ielts) is not mandatory. This is a big plus

Good you got 125 in the self assessment but sometimes the score you had in the self assessment reduces when you begin to fill the main EOI online app.
The good thing about NZ EOI is that IELTS Academic or General Training 6.5 or more for PA and 5.5 for spouse is acceptable.
is not that it is not compulsory,it is more likely to enhance your chances as evidence of english ability than providing english knowledge testimonial.
They stated that whatever you may provide as proof of language ability,they will still demand for IELTS result
you earn no point for language ability.

[quote author=hartson post=46299332]sorry for the missqoute,I intended to quote marksbug

marksburg:
hello guys, I have a bsc in mech engnrn with a 3yrs banking experience. I'm still wondering if I can apply for anytin here

check if your occupation is listed in the long term skill shortage.if it is listed then check the qualification requirements and no of years experience required in col. 3 & 4 to be eligible for bonus points.
You might likely qualify to apply but if your occupation is not among the LTSL then you can't claim bonus point

40manlappy:
Go to the first page and read more on this, including the links provided. Chances are that you will get the answers to your questions. If not, you can come back and ask specific questions.

This is a developing thread. All hands has to be on deck.

check if your occupation is listed in the long term skill shortage.if it is listed then check the qualification requirements and no of years experience required in col. 3 & 4 to be eligible for bonus points.
You might likely qualify to apply but if your occupation is not among the LTSL then you can't claim bonus point

Sorry guys,I have not being around for sometime now.too busy with stuffs.glad am back

Nwaonyeocha:
It will be great to bank on someone's experience to move faster.
Kudos.

On point,hopefully we will get there by God's grace.
regards

Blackkie:
Let it be......................................................

yeah,as in success news loading .....................80% completed so far,please wait exercise some patient

after some times loading status changes to success news completed 100%

PR visa stamped

then jubilation will be like-pour! pour!! pour!!! champagne

dry ke lol.Good news is loading..........................

Estimable:
Unizik

Ok,Thanks

Please I need the course codes of the listed courses from any graduate or Undergraduate HND II from Civil Eng.Dept IMT Enugu.
I need to fill them in an online application.I can't remember the course codes.graduated way back in 2005.
it should be CEC 401,CEC 402 for example

1.Advance Reinforced Concrete
2.Advance Theory of Structure II
3.Engineering work
4.Foundation Design
5.Prestressed Concrete Design
6.Advance Algebra
7.Computer Programming
8.Project Work
9.Plastic Design of Steel Structures

Estimable:
Theory of Structures, proudly Civil Engr

Yeah,Plz did you graduate from IMT?

ABUkAkA:
Good Day everyone, am an Electrical Engineer with Five years of experience, and I would love to migrate to New Zealand....Please what are the steps ?

Create an EOI profile.see the link to access the portal in one of my mentions above.read the detail of the links in page 1 as well
Note:your profession is regulated in NZ so you need to have do an assessment with IPENZ.

huh,e no go easy ooo!!!