Why come to Canada. Is it really worth immigrating? LP Group

[@SarahNaqvi]

Unbiased video , truly helpful to people who wants to come to Canada thanks Alex

[@cic-tv]

Glad it helps

[@Vishal-iq4qc]

Great video Alex Truly inspiring

[@cic-tv]

Glad helping

[@mukhtarahmed2431]

I like your channel because you always says true.

[@cic-tv]

Thank you. Glad helping

[@davidribeiro2942]

If university degrees and technical courses hasn't no value in Canada as an immigrant on permanent residence visa can afford to pay for a college degree? What is the advantage of living with a minimum wage and an underemployment that does not guarantee the survival of a Brazilian immigrant

[@amphibian1023]

Could you tell about sailors opportunty to immigrate lovly Canada??

[@dixitpatel8554]

First of all thanks for all the information. I would like to know that what is the best time to visit Canada as a tourist or if I want to visit Canada in moth of October, is there chance to get visa or it would be difficult to get tourist visa in month of October as weather change.please guide me accordingly...

[@cic-tv]

Visa has nothing to do with weather conditions :)

[@momentum9824]

Alex... On many vídeos you talked about " survivor job " but even for a Job on Mac Donalds for any person who is not resident or citizen you need a LMIA so what you mean for a " survivor job " ?

[@cic-tv]

I said for newcomers- for those who immigrated, not for applicants

[@momentum9824]

Canadian Immigration Channel excuse my ignorance Alex... what is the difference between new comers and applicants ?

[@cic-tv]

new immigrant vs. applicant for immigration

[@juvisdiary3979]

Hi Sir Alex..I'm following your channel..so it means you've been in Phillipines?Wow nice to here..My family really wants to immigrate to Canada.Can you help us sir?

[@cic-tv]

Send us an email and we'll assist

[@rohanutep81]

Hi Alex, are there any community college courses for new immigrants which would help build Canadian credentials?.I have heard about OSAP.

[@cic-tv]

There are. We'll gladly help with OSAP, if needed. Just send us an email

[@DolceDolce]

Do you think the government will ever change the age criteria of Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) for Express Entry? Isn't that a form of ageism? Many people love the Canadian way of life and would like to immigrate to Canada for reasons other than just making money. Not awarding any points after 44 years of age is a bit harsh.

[@mamatasahu4934]

mydolcevita777 So true... Even for marriage. Many single people get back to their respective countries after their spouse's demands to stay there. But a family guy takes a well thought decision to immigrate only after consulting their families. So why do a married person has to suffer this points biasness in crs? I just don't get the logic 🤔

[@theghostedfounder]

Economically it does not make sense that CRS would award points above certain ages. At 44 of age, you're way less likely to adapt to the Canadian Work Environment and by the same token, the potential Canadian co-workers to adapt to you. You're also not likely to pursue any education whatsoever from a Canadian institution (either University degree or Designations). Also, at 44, you're closer to the age of retirement with the difference that you have not contributed enough to the Social Insurance System that helps retirees but as a PR, you will be still entitled to monthly payments. Hence, there is no economic reason and this is not just me telling you, the Government collects great data on this kind of controversial issues to back-up their decision​.

[@DolceDolce]

I get the economic aspect of it concerning to the contribution to retirement under the Social Insurance System. Certainly, that is a valid point and thank you for bringing that up. You mentioned that if the person is older than 44 the Canadian co-worker it is less likely to adapt to them, but I am not sure why will that be an issue when in most workplaces, there is a variety of ages groups even if all employees are Canadians. Your comment did make me think of another point, which is that perhaps all things being equal, a Canadian employer will pick a younger person over an equally qualified person in their forties, so being older may make it a bit harder to find employment. What I don’t agree with is that age is used as a determining factor, just like is not appropriate to use race, gender, religion, etc., age should not be used as a decisive factor. I know people who are younger than 44 (which did get points because of their age) and that have migrated but do not adjust to the new environment no matter what, then they complain about the wages, the weather, discrimination, etc.. Regarding the education, a person in their forties in most cases has completed all their education, but even with a Ph.D. and perfect language skills, it will be very hard to get enough points for an invitation. Furthering their education may not be out of totally the question, given the right opportunities. Many people don’t go further in their education, not because they are not willing but because those opportunities are not as readily available outside of major industrialized countries. I think language skill is a better predictor of adaptability than age. It should be based on something we can control such as our education level and language skills and not on something we can't control such as our age. It just seems contrary to the Canadians’ value of “equal treatment before and under the law, and equal protection and benefit of the law without discrimination.” I am not criticising the Canadian government, I am just suggesting that there is room for improvement.

[@simmichacko]

@@DolceDolce thats well said.. as language skill and the education being the better predictor over the age that we have no control of!! totally contradicts the equality statement!!!

[@vignesh_sm]

Hi, My query is about the consideration of my experience and degrees which am having currently. Actually i've completed electrical and electronics engineering and working as a software engineer in an IT industry for past three years. This makes my entry criteria for canada immigration. You have said it wont be consider here should start from scratch. My question is, Can i get software releated jobs in canada eventhough i've completed irrelavant degree ? please clarify

[@cic-tv]

It's quite possible, yes

[@vignesh_sm]

Thanks for your reply!!. then How can i get ? Will canadian IT employers give job based on my past experience ? or else is there any possibility to do gain cross employement against my degree?

[@srinivasmadala2350]

Did u take IELTS

[@srinivasmadala2350]

Are you trying for PR?

[@saimonmuhin2469]

What about marketing executive?

[@cic-tv]

You may check it here: www.jobbank.gc.ca/explorecareers

[@seatabarnett6772]

Like your video interesting and to the point.

[@waelsherbiny]

hello; I am planning to immigrate to Canada & I am all what you said i am afraid I will not be able to support my family & Not find a job as i am a consultant of obstetrics & genecology in my home Country and as most doctors we are single skilled we can only work as doctors. Certainly you raised the issue of losing my savings . what is the solution? Thank you

[@drMo2408]

Wael Sherbiny same here dr wael

[@waelsherbiny]

got any solutions? hope You Can share

[@waelsherbiny]

I am thinking of studying a non regulated para-medical studies

[@drMo2408]

Wael Sherbiny same here... physician assistant or something

[@waelsherbiny]

I have a better Idea of studying clinical embryology

[@MrPjk143]

Hi, This is Praveen , I am trying for Canada pr visa, and I have ielts score L-6.5, S-7.5, R-5, w-6, overall 6.5 band and I am married , my wife IELTS score is overall of 5.5, Can I apply for pr visa?

[@cic-tv]

Not with IELTS 5

[@MrPjk143]

IELTS 5??

[@prabakaranvelsamy2248]

Hi Alex,. Am Prabakaran Velusamy from Dubai., right now am working in UAE., ma dream is to immigrate to Canada n settled out there with feasible economy n environment., I need your advisery., am 25 right now. And am a civil engineer., kindly help me out to immigrate to Canada with my core job.,

[@GardenerEarthGuy]

try India, Donald Trump just bought Canada and doesn't want you here. India is a better fit for you. Cheers!

[@cic-tv]

Our contacts are at the end of each video

[@dipicabhambi7742]

Hello sir I am Amit from India working as a school teacher for mathematics and science.gradution was in chemistry physics mathematics Master of science in physics and bachelor of education having seven years of teaching experience. As it is true I want to migrate to peaceful country like Canada for my family and child Please suggest me best course related to my background I have first division in all degrees I am thinking about masters in data analysis.would it be ok If something is more best for me Please suggest Thanks Waiting for reply

[@cic-tv]

It's up to you. As long as you could prove why you'd need to study and how it relates to your career, it may work. I'd rather consider applying for immigration from home

[@rachelbee-p6i]

How long or how hard is it for a USA trained/ educated nurse to get a job , and would Canada consider his/ her years of experience for they starting pay rate?

[@cic-tv]

It depends on you, of course, but I do not think it'll be difficult

[@harnoorgill4132]

Alex I want contact with u

[@cic-tv]

Our contacts are at the end of each video

[@zeeshanqazalbash]

Hello Sir You r Absolutely Nice Person & I Really Want to Contact You Very Soon

[@cic-tv]

Will be glad helping

[@GardenerEarthGuy]

Canada was better before Somalia moved in.... Much better before Hong Kong went back to China and Canada still had Canadians. Quebec should have been deported back in the mid 90's, even if it meant asking America to roll tanks in for deporting all the frogs. It cost me about $1500 cdn for papers, but people that don't deserve them nor are they wanted, can get them, too. Hope Trump is elected to Prime Minister so Canada can sort this out.

[@mustafaali3467]

Mr Alex I like u too much i see ur evey video and u have wel knowledge and every time u give good advise but it legal team is not good sevel times I send mails but no response I want to discuss my rejected trv matter from Saudi Arabia I am Pakistani national I show my mail if u see plz send ur mail to me

[@cic-tv]

We always respond to all emails received. If you're not answered, your email could have gone to junk. Send again

[@bhavikvayeda2122]

I & my wife , we both are Indian and interested to migrate in Canada At present we are leaving in Dubai since 2002, we both are working my age is 39 and my wife is 35 years old I am graduate and my wife is law graduate I have 15 years experience in shipping co in operation, Customs clearance customers services etc. And my wife has more than 7 your experience in Telesales in bank, she got overall 5.5 BANDS in IELTS Kindly advise what is the possibility to get PR and job in Canada Thanks&Regards

[@bhavikvayeda2122]

my wife is main applicant

[@bhavikvayeda2122]

ECA also done

[@amenallovemam8899]

Hi

[@cic-tv]

This information is not sufficient to answer your question

[@bhavikvayeda2122]

Please advise what more information you need to answer my question ? Thanks