HOW I became a PERMANENT RESIDENT in CANADA with 1 YEAR STUDY VISA - PNP | Cost, Requirements & Tips

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[@seyifunmiogedengbe3629]

Hi Ebun, Good day. thank you for this video I have a few questions, I would like to start my PR process now. I did have a masters here in Canada and a bachelor’s from Nigeria. 1. My first question is whIch of the options would you advice I go for? 2. Also can you please drop the like to the CELPIP exam 3. Do I have to do WES? 4. I finished school in April so I have to wait till next year before applying 5. Last question 😅, what’s the next step after taking the exam Thank you, appreciate

[@EbunPeter]

Hi! Thanks for watching!! To answer your questions: 1. I’m not sure of your entire story so I cannot determine for sure what path is best. 2. Here’s the link to the CELPIP website - you can create an account here and schedule your exam date : www.celpip.ca/ 3. You may not need to do it since your highest level of education (masters program) was done in Canada 4. If you have work experience from Nigeria, you can qualify for federal skilled workers program with your Nigerian work experience. However, if you do not, then yes you’d have to wait atleast one year for your Canadian work experience and then qualify for the Canadian Experienve Class 5. Do you mean the CELPIP exam? Lol if yes, once you have that, you can begin creating your profile for express entry in your IRCC account. Hopefully, I answered your questions 💕

[@seyifunmiogedengbe3629]

@@EbunPeter Thank you, appreciate. That helps

[@kadstar2545]

appreciate how detailed you were 👍

[@EbunPeter]

@@kadstar2545 thank you so much!

[@Ma_heesa]

Hi Ebun, I just came across your video now. Thank you for the information and congratulations 🎉❤ pls I have a question. What if one was self employed while in Nigeria, can one use that experience here? I look forward to reading your reply, thank you.

[@ajide9291]

Thank you for this Ebun :)

[@EbunPeter]

You’re welcome!!

[@thetaiwoajayi]

Thank you so much. This video was helpful. I have a question: The work experience you gather as a student(both part-time and full time(summer & co-op), does it count towards the Canadian Experience route?

[@EbunPeter]

I did not work while I was a student, however, I’m not sure the work experience during school counts actually (maybe if you did a certain number of hours, I’m not sure) but i think you should double check that. Thanks for watching 💕💕

[@thetaiwoajayi]

@@EbunPeter Alright. Thank you.

[@user-vz4hr5zz9c]

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[@Oluchi_Ezeh]

How did you go about getting the wes

[@haridabeauty]

Congrats 🎉

[@EbunPeter]

Thank you!!

[@nickyxo3960]

Hi Ebun. Thanks for this information. What did you study and what occupation did you have the two years experience in from back home?

[@EbunPeter]

Hi Nicky! I studied project management in Canada as my post-graduate program and my occupation in Nigeria was Business Management Consulting - I’m in the same consulting industry here in Canada. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching.

[@sheywealthsolola2990]

@@EbunPeterI am graduating this October at university Canada west in British Columbia , I am willing to relocate can I get a job from your end also and I can apply for pr there and reside and work there with you please

[@orokawandimienwankwe7773]

Thanks for the information

[@EbunPeter]

Thanks for watching!

[@adekanleadebola]

hello please I’m a new international student here in canada for my pgd, what can you advise to getting my pr in one year cause i’m studying a one year program

[@estheradedeji5559]

Congratulations Ebun. Please I’d like to ask if I should do my police report and WES evaluation before coming to Canada? I’m coming next month for a one year programme in Ontario. And should my husband also do the police report?

[@EbunPeter]

Thank you!! Yes, you can do your WES evaluation before coming to Canada or immediately when you land, you can start the process here. I’m not sure about the police report, I think it expires in 3 or 6 months - please confirm before doing the police report so it is not a waste of time. The WES is valid for 5 years so you are good to go.

[@thetaiwoajayi]

Hi Ebun! I moved to Canada 🎉🎉🎉

[@EbunPeter]

Omg yayyy!! Congratulations 🥳🥳

[@thetaiwoajayi]

@@EbunPeter Thank youuuu.

[@supersleeks]

Congratulations Ebun. You said you didn't have to enroll for biometrics. Please, does that mean the one used for study permit suffices for permanent residency application? Also, did you submit just a Police Character Certificate from Nigeria? No such requirement for PCC from the police in Canada? Thank you 😊

[@EbunPeter]

Thank you so much and thank you for watching!! 🥰 No, I didn’t need to do another biometrics. I think they paused that since the pandemic, so if you have biometrics before, you probably won’t need to do it again. Yeah, I submitted a police character certificate from Nigeria - didn’t need one from Canada.

[@supersleeks]

@@EbunPeter Thank you so much for the clarification.

[@thetaiwoajayi]

@@supersleeks To add to what Ebun said, your biometrics is actually valid for ten years. So, if all your applications are within ten years, you will not need to do another biometrics for any application.

[@supersleeks]

@@thetaiwoajayi ohhh. Really? I had enrolled for one for a temporary residence application (study permit) and read from somewhere that it's valid for 10 years for other temporary residence applications in the future. Never knew it also extends to permanent residency application until today. Thank you guys for the clarification. 😊 Thank you @thetaiwoajayi 😊

[@thetaiwoajayi]

@@supersleeks You can check again, just to be sure. I’ll check as well.

[@adebariruquayat-fn6en]

Is the letter of employment mandatory?... Thank you for sharing 🙏.

[@EbunPeter]

Hi! I think it is important to add letter of employment, especially for your current job and payslips. For your previous jobs, employment verification letter should be fine (that’s the letter given to you by your previous employers which includes your job description, salary, hours worked, etc and printed with the company’s letterhead). Thanks for watching!

[@adebariruquayat-fn6en]

@@EbunPeter I appreciate 🙏

[@folakemiadeduwon6661]

Why did you have to do WES when you also schooled in Canada?

[@EbunPeter]

Hey! I did a post-graduate program in Canada and that was not my highest level of education at that time because I had a Bachelors degree - so I had to evaluate my bachelors degree from Nigeria. If I did a masters program here in Canada, then I wouldn’t need the WES. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching!

[@paulabieba8183]

When you give birth in Canada what benefit do you stand to get

[@Reylanadel156]

Hey ebun I have questions to ask actually 🥲 1) I’m going for a 1 year program soon , what do I have to do before leaving Nigeria? Do I have to do the WES and CELPIP before leaving? 2) I don’t have up to two years work experience here in Nigeria so that means I have to apply for CEC. Is it immediately after graduation I need to get a job so it can be up to a year and do I need to to be retained? Honestly everything is just so confusing

[@EbunPeter]

@@Reylanadel156 Hi! Thanks for watching! 1. Yes, you can do your WES and CELPIP before leaving Nigeria in order to be proactive, but it is not compulsory 2. Once you have your CELPIP and WES, you can begin the process with the federal skilled worker pathway even if it’s one year work experience you have. If you want to go through the CEC route, then yeah getting a full time job immediately after graduation will be key because you will have only one year post graduate work permit because of the 1 year program. Hope this helps!

[@Reylanadel156]

@@EbunPeter wow thank you so much for replying, so you’re saying I can apply even though it’s a year work experience? And I could be counted in?

[@EbunPeter]

@@Reylanadel156 yes, atleast you can get started and then, they’ll can give you an invitation depending if your CRS score meets the target for that period. You are welcome!