hi guys:
I am an unfortunate computer science F-1 student in U.S. I plan to apply for permenant residence in Canada.
will appreciate a lot if you could answer my questions.
-1 if I apply next month, when will Canadian official review my case? and when will they give me a definite answer? If I am approved, how long should I stay in Canada to get the residence?I heard I have to land in for a few month before I can officially get the residence.
0. I do not have full time working experience in computer. But I worked part time on campus as grader, computer tutor, and other computer related job. By next august, I would have 2 year part time job experience in computer. could this be counted as 1 year full time working experience?
1. I plan to go to a Ph.d program in U.S next year if I can not find a job. If my application for residence is approved, then I need to stay in Canada for a few month to complete the land in. But by then, I would need a F-1 visa to get back to U.S. Can I apply F-1 in Canada or in home country (china)?
2. will the residence enable or help me to get visa with multiple entry? currently, my F-1 visa is only valid for 6 month and good for 2 entries. some immigration firm claims that after getting the residence, I can get F-1 or H-1 visa valid for mutliple entry in 5 years. Is residence really so helpful?
I am an unfortunate computer science F-1 student in U.S. I plan to apply for permenant residence in Canada.
will appreciate a lot if you could answer my questions.
-1 if I apply next month, when will Canadian official review my case? and when will they give me a definite answer? If I am approved, how long should I stay in Canada to get the residence?I heard I have to land in for a few month before I can officially get the residence.
0. I do not have full time working experience in computer. But I worked part time on campus as grader, computer tutor, and other computer related job. By next august, I would have 2 year part time job experience in computer. could this be counted as 1 year full time working experience?
1. I plan to go to a Ph.d program in U.S next year if I can not find a job. If my application for residence is approved, then I need to stay in Canada for a few month to complete the land in. But by then, I would need a F-1 visa to get back to U.S. Can I apply F-1 in Canada or in home country (china)?
2. will the residence enable or help me to get visa with multiple entry? currently, my F-1 visa is only valid for 6 month and good for 2 entries. some immigration firm claims that after getting the residence, I can get F-1 or H-1 visa valid for mutliple entry in 5 years. Is residence really so helpful?