IS 1-YEAR STUDIES ENOUGH FOR PR?

[@jeckpellazar]

The most articulate vloger that delivers a very clear and concise message. Way to go, Rachel! 👏👏👏

[@rrdancel]

Wow, thank you! You are a very kind person. 😊

[@krissathemuffin]

I second to this 🤍 I automatically subscribed. Your voice is so soothing and calm and you’re very informative! Kudos, ate Rach!

[@darkl3iaX]

@@krissathemuffin X2

[@BigMatt08]

I agree with dst

[@beninbabu1274]

Rachel, I thought one needs 3 to 5 years work experience under Pgwp in Canada to quality for PR, correct me if I'm wrong?

[@jaimep395]

If anyone reads this message The University of Victoria has a diploma in business administration that has a duration of 2 years and the cost is only 15.000 CAD per entire diploma and it provides the PGWP of 3 years ... I'm going to start to study in May of this year ...

[@rrdancel]

Thank you Jaime. Hope this information will assist others in providing them with another option. 😊

[@mariafernandez9263]

OMG REALLY?

[@jaimep395]

@@rrdancel BTW you have an amazing channel ... Keep the good work up ... Greetings from Colombia in Latin America

[@bramprastowo4995]

Yep thats true.. I'm planning to apply for this diploma..

[@enowetenneng9787]

and is this 2 yrs program eligible for pgwp ?

[@DS-cf3ru]

A good logical explanation, a thought process that's so important when making concrete long-term plans.

[@RockyRxx]

The most honest and realistic review... Thank you so much... This is exactly why I am waiting for the college that has 2 year course to respond inspite of getting a one year course acceptance from another college

[@jasonlee8105]

I can't imagine the anxieties you might have had even while you were gaining your 1 year of your experience, thank God :)

[@rrdancel]

Its like sitting at the edge of your seat during an intense sporting event. Now, imagine that game as you playing for your future. LOL. Thanks for watching.

[@lianepearlfernandes8226]

Can I just say your video was by far the most helpful and realistic one I've come across here. Super grateful for you, Rachel taking the time and effort to explain and explore everything. I am applying for a 2 year post secondary program this September (even though I've completed my Bachelor's degree) and was in a dilemma about having to take steps backward. Your video has helped calm by anxiety on this matter. Thank you so very much! God bless x

[@verdeeparora9608]

Not one of the. But THE ONLY WHOLESOME VIDEO on KZbin explaining each bit about 1year program and its benefits and repercussions. I am feeling so full of right information - with no doubts. This video goes into every nook and corner and clears all the doubts! Rachel, loooove it!

[@syebethel]

Thank you for speaking so clearly and knowledged about this topic. So many times when I've asked about this, I get brushed off, when all I need is an example or personal story. Now I see exactly how things can play out, and it's clearer; and things continue to evolve, so no-one can tell the future about this process anyway. Being able to estimate future CRS score is a great help, even with so many what-ifs; at least you'll know what you're working towards. This is exactly what I was looking for. Continued blessings! I hope to get across this river real soon 🙏🏽💕

[@RayVincentMarquez]

I am amazed with how eloquent you speak

[@rrdancel]

Awww thank you, it took months to train hehe 😜

[@LushLaine]

I like how you speak and explained the concepts, as well as your experience. This is really insightful! I am planning to take 1 year but now considering to take 2 years. :)

[@rrdancel]

Thank you for your time dear! 🥰😋 I’m glad you reconsidered, there’s also the 1+1 option if 2 year is a huge commitment but I’ll dabble on that later on 😋

[@pedroleyva7480]

I have been binge watching all your videos. I just recieved my letter of acceptance to University of Toronto for a master's degree , I had to choose a full time degree of 1 year because of how expensive the tuition is. Thank you for sharing your experience, it is very helpful !!

[@rrdancel]

Thank you, Dear. Hope it works out well for you at UofT (its a great school).

[@LingerJK]

So calm, clear and realistic explanation. Happy for your PR approval. God bless you.

[@rrdancel]

NYAAAAAW MY HEART ❤️ Thank you for taking the time to watch my video, I really enjoyed covering this topic and I’m glad it helped you in some way. God bless you!

[@MrHaaan]

Yes its enough if you're coming with work experience from your home country. I did it. Do 1 year study, work 1 year, apply under Canadian experienced class stream (CEC). Get PR in less than 6 months. If you don't have work experience go for 2 years course or 2 x 1 years courses.

[@jiayiteh5658]

by 1 year study and working 1 year, did you take a gap year to work or did you work while studying for a year?

[@asendorfyt]

1 year of studies is more than enough to get your PR as long as U aim for a provincial nomination instead of going for CEC. New Brunswick, Saskatchewan, PEI, Manitoba or Nova Scotia make it way less difficult.

[@AsadtheLionTravelover]

hi if i aim for saskatchwan province, do i need to have work experience and a 1 year diploma in saskastchwan province only?(This is what SINP link states)

[@gessamaeabalde225]

Wow!! Glory to God! All things work together for good! Puhon by God's grace i will have my PR in Canada. 🙏🙏

[@rrdancel]

Yes, it was all a blessing in disguise. I hope it all works out well for you as well.

[@Jo-ku3vj]

Pls keep making videos like this. Your videos are most helpful, with clear message and encouraging to us aspiring immigrants. By far, the best pinoy youtuber in BC. Suggestion for next topic, if possible: job market outlook for students and owp in 2021 or post pandemic esp in vancouver.

[@rrdancel]

Hi Jo, As always, I like to dissect immigration information and analyze it in a way that is indigestible to the viewers. As for the job market outlook, I am trying to collaborate with others that specialize in this area to help viewers in their career and job search. I am glad that you found it useful.

[@joycecaringal6179]

your voice is so soothing. You sounds so educated..

[@rrdancel]

Awwww, I’m glad it comes off that way. ❤️ I wouldn’t want it any other way hehe 😜 thank you for the kind words! 💗

[@bentayahamza5459]

i almost dismissed your video on ground of overuse of cuteness but it is very educating

[@hishamasa1]

With all words in all languages, I thank you for this video, Rachel, you have no idea how much you helped me with this video. I wish you all happiness in your life.

[@rrdancel]

Dear, you are way too kind with your words. I wish you all the best in coming to Canada as well!

[@hishamasa1]

@@rrdancel Thank you :)) I'm applying soon, wish me luck!

[@deecaluag2297]

Loving how you present your videos. Very organized and well planned. 👌 Thanks for the insights RR. Keep it coming.

[@rrdancel]

Hi Dee, Thank you for watching and providing commentary. I wish you have a great day.

[@admon2205]

Kung paranoid ka mag study ka… pero kung 10 years ka na nagwowork at professional ka naman , at malakas ang faith mo…makakapasa ka naman. 25 years old no canadian experience pero nakarating ng Canada alone. No studies needed…Faith lang and money , lots of money.

[@superb7514]

How po?

[@admon2205]

@@superb7514 canada immigration site

[@mheicayabyab6608]

1 year Cert Program din po ako (PSW program) here in Ontario Canada, thanks to TR to PR pathway (Pandemic Pathway 2021), now I'm officially PR in Canada.

[@MsElghie]

Hello po? I have some questions po sana regarding this one. Hopefully makita niyo tong message ko @ Maam Mei Cayabyab

[@happyheart8888]

wow congrats po :)

[@WakeUpPing]

Thank you so much. It fuels me to be a better decision maker. You’re sincere on your points and I’m one of those who were enlightened. Getting a PR in Canada needs great preparation. Thanks for saving out time! God bless you

[@jiljilrojamani526]

Your are really a good person , you are open about what you went through,warning all of us about the possibilities...more powers to u ...I'm happy that you got your PR ❤️

[@cici_karanja3924]

"I expected my fate with grace".. I loved that♥️

[@rrdancel]

Sometimes in life, you are dealt certain cards. It is up to you on how you play your cards.

[@jamespiao616]

Im glad to hear your tips and best ideas. I just started to pay down payment for an Immigration Consultant RCIC for my child to get a 2 Years course education for an International Student to Canada !

[@rrdancel]

Thats great to know. Which school and program is your child going to>?

[@thunderKate0122]

Keep inspiring! I admire your resilience. I watch them often but it wasnt until I saw this video that really pushed me to subscribe to you. I hope you continue to make informative details to apply. :)

[@samiullahkhan1994]

Dear, You have very well explained the risks involved in a 1 year study program. I was actually looking for the answer to choose an one year program or proceed with a two year program and got the answer. 👍

[@rrdancel]

That’s good to know that you have decided to take a 2 year program!

[@timto7466]

Love to listen to your talk. Your such a therapist 🥰

[@rrdancel]

LOL.....You have not answered my question. Where are you from in Vietnam?

[@timto7466]

rrdancel im from northeastern Vietnam, Hai Phong city. Have u been? May I ask how many time a visitor visa can be extended? And do u need an explanation letter for each time?

[@camesbot]

Thanks for sharing your experience but I have to disagree with you. Yes a 1 year certificate might be risky for applying trough Express Entry but people tend to forget there are provincial nominations. For example in British Columbia you don’t have to wait for the full year to gain the experience required for express entry… if you for example studied a 1 year program on a DLI, get a PGWP and find a full time job offer in NOC 0, A or B you can apply to PR trough your province. There’s a downside (if you consider it a downside) which is that you are “tied” to the province you got nominated from, in this case BC, therefore you are obligated to live in that province. It’s the same in Ontario but there’s a little bit more requirements and it differs from province to province. In Quebec depends on if you’re doing a graduate certificate, post graduate certificate or masters degree.. you know each province has its own rules. What I recommend is for people to do a proper research of how the provincial nomination works in each province because in most cases you’re not only saving time but money!!! Also if you can afford an ICCRC consultant, do it.. it’ll make things easier. I love your videos, thanks for all the advices and experiences you’ve shared so far.

[@rrdancel]

Thank you for the detailed comment. I actually tried for the BC PNP. The only problem is the job offer. I worked for a big employer and the were unwilling to give me that job offer so I had to rely on EE.

[@vinodvenugopal]

Best and Honest Video I’ve ever seen regarding Canada Immigration Thank you soo much😊

[@sheitad8850]

I think you're so lovely! I'm super happy I found your vlogs!! I'm currently looking at Canada for my post grad so hopefully things go well and I'll be on my way....Happy you got your PR :D

[@rrdancel]

Thank you for your support and love! Thank you for stumbling across my channel, hope more of my content will be helpful in your journey to Canada! I wish you all the best 😊💕

[@Jo-ku3vj]

Very useful info.. we’ve been calculating our estimated crs pts and realizing the risks with all factors.

[@mutegikanana2085]

This was so useful..... Thanks Gal...

[@rrdancel]

Awwww you’re most welcome love! Glad it helped 💕

[@minh-chiennguyen993]

Absolutely amazing vid, thank you for your helpful tips and guideline, especially your reality experience. I'm going to beginning my journey to PR with my first step is studying MSc in Canada, so this vid is extremely informative for me to set up my plan in the future. Wish you you the best!

[@rrdancel]

Chao Ban! I am glad that it helped!

[@butterflying40]

Thank you, girl! you helped me out very much with your valuable piece of advice!

[@jaypetz]

My biggest concer is that when you go to Canads to migrate all that work experience and education in your country is back to zero. So its like jusy going to Canada as a highschool graduate with very little chance to get a job based on my work experience and education.

[@okene]

Yes, that's why you have to immigrate young

[@khinthu3638]

you got it because you are a good person

[@rrdancel]

I do believe that you receive what you give out to the world 💕🫶

[@amirjamili5327]

I deeply appreciate the info you provided in this video. I think it's a MUST for everybody willing to continue his or her master in CA. 🙏🙏

[@lenieronquillo1548]

I love how you speak. Very clear ..

[@guruworld3608]

But in Saskatchewan province 6 month Canadian experience is enough to apply PR. So we can apply once completed 6 month work experience in PGWP. At the same time we have 6 month more on hand to Wait for PR.

[@hosnisahali6851]

Wow is that true? In noc b???so i Can study a 1 year program work for 6 month nd apply for m'y PR? Is this in the entry express or the province programme ?

[@guruworld3608]

@@hosnisahali6851 province program, you should work only for Saskatchewan.Canadian class need 1 year experience. But 6 month only you can apply for Saskatchewan.

[@rrdancel]

Which Saskatchewan PNP program are you referring to?

[@guruworld3608]

@@rrdancel international graduate through PNP

[@pbelite7935]

Yea 2 year course would be best, bcz in three year work permit one can at least pay their loans 👍

[@afrahakel6605]

It's a very informative vlog. The best I have seen so far for my preparation journey to Canada. Thank you very much Rachel.. Thumbs up to you.. 👍👍👍

[@sanseroromeo473]

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[@njdiscoverer9237]

Thanks a lot for this video, it is really helpful! I have been in the EE pool since Feb but as there have been no FSW draws, I am contemplating a course for next year. This is a very helpful video

[@rrdancel]

Glad it was helpful! If you are looking to apply to a program, I can definitely assist with that. Please send me an email to [e-mail] 😊

[@kimmojado3642]

Hello Rachel!!! Thank you for sharing your experience and helping future international students. I am enrolled for September 2021 intake. I will be taking 1yr program only and also thinking of the risk, however I came across this video about Bridging Open Working Permit. And I think I will be a good option for students who took 1 yr program only and can have a one year extension while waiting for PR results. I hope you can discuss further about this option on your vlog as this can be very helpful. Thank you and congrats on your PR!

[@rrdancel]

BOWP have certain eligibility requirements. In short, I was not eligible and had to go from PGWP to visitor status. I am thinking about doing a video on this topic in the future!

[@katysummer9418]

The information is not too bad but people should give correct information. If you study 1 year you will get a 1 year PGWP, you study 2 years you'll get a 2 year PGWP (not 3 years) max is 3 year PGWP. If you apply for PR under CEC in Express Entry you can be outside of Canada you don't need to be inside Canada. She could have gone back home and work and come back as soon as she received her PR. I am not sure why the government created CEC saying it does not require education when in reality you can only get enough CRS points when you have education. There was only one draw during Covid 19 time that allowed CEC with CRS points of 75 but this I think is an absolute exemption on Feb. 13, 2021 inviting over 27000 applicants. For me the CEC is primarily good for students who study in Canada and get a PGWP and work in a NOC O, A or B occupation which as per requirement.

[@rrdancel]

Katy, I would like to clarify some of your statements: 1. As per IRCC policy: a 2 year program MAY lead to a 3 year PGWP. The word may is used to give the visa officer discretionary powers in making a decision on granting a 3 year PGWP. In most clear cases, the student that studies a 2 year program gets a 3 year PGWP. 2. Yes, you are right I could have come back home. However, I took into consideration some challenges during that particular time, which was during the height of COVID. There were travel restrictions, rules, regulations and bands. There were also challenges of gathering documents that are located within Canada which requires personal authorization. All these documents, took some time to gather after I received my ITA. So, I decided it was better to remain here and wait it out. That decision turned out to be the right one as I was able to gather all my documents needed to apply for PR and saved a lot of time and money. 3. CEC is mainly for anyone with IN CANADA work experience. So, education is not necessary. But, in Canada education leads to a PGWP. PGWP is a type of an open work permit. There are not many types of open work permits. So, with a PGWP, one can get in-Canada work experience. Aside from an open work permit, there is a closed work permit which is extremely hard to get. So, in theory your statement is correct. In practice, it is not necessarily true. 4. There were many draws during COVID time. The one that you mentioned was just one of many.

[@SkyTheChipmunk]

@@rrdancel 😮

[@dmoiten491]

It was lovely to hear your honest experience. A lot of people on youtube make immigration sound like an overnight thing and that is not always the case! especially with COVID making things that much harder.

[@rrdancel]

I get the sense that must KZbinrs try to do the click bait thing. I am not a fan of that approach. I rather give it to you straight. I appreciate that you noticed my approach. Thank you for watching.

[@TheMusty11]

Amazing, one of the best enlightening videos that I have seen so far, Thanks.

[@dhruvitdhodia2279]

Ahhh I have the clock ticking too it’s been very hard to get a skilled job. Hopefully.. but hey this inspired me

[@awesomemilkshake6612]

I hope you can get a job!!!

[@mayankprasad7317]

Noc 0 job experience doesnt count for Canadian experience class???

[@dhruvitdhodia2279]

@@mayankprasad7317 it does, 0, A or B

[@dhruvitdhodia2279]

@@awesomemilkshake6612 thank you 😊 🙏 trying my best

[@alanfung4668]

This gal is going somewhere...she should be Immigration specialist or lawyer

[@tristanraven2913]

thank you for giving your viewers real talk about this matter.

[@erlidanacario8890]

You are the best i watched regarding intertional education to permanent residency. Very helpful. Thank you. To follow you on your nxt video. Very informative .

[@LuisFZ]

Shouldn't you have earned the 15 additional points for the canadian education on your CRS? Also, very helpful video, thank you so much!

[@rrdancel]

I should have but I think they updated the changes after I submitted my Express Entry profile. But it should’ve been 465 with the new points system. :)

[@jamestjw97]

I feel like the main problem with 1 year PGWP is that you may or not be able to get 1 year of Canadian work experience to qualify for Canadian Experience Class, since this depends on how quickly do you find a job and how long it takes for your PGWP to be approved etc, am I right? I checked out my potential CRS score and I am feeling pretty optimistic (knowing French helps ^^), my only concern is whether or not I'll be able to fulfil the 1 year experience requirement :(

[@darkl3iaX]

If you can avoid the one year program do it, a friend of mine had the same issue she had, is so so risky that way.

[@rrdancel]

I would try to avoid this potentially disastrous situation. If you have to save up some money, then take your time to save up.

[@kamal-hassan]

Wow you're open and honest. Thanks for the videos!

[@xulandamdindorj5786]

i love your content background is nature outside. i am imagining myself there!

[@sweetangeleta]

you are a sweetheart for uploading such a video, an eye opener!! It's such a dilemma for middle class parents like us :( Can i please please ask you a question. My son who holds an Italian passport would like to do a 3 year degree program in Canada.. Since it's so costly, I thought he could do a 2 year Diploma and apply for his PR so that he could register for the degree program and pay less tuition fee like the Canadians, but as you've mentioned it will take longer than 2 years to have the PR in hand? Whats the best thing to do? Hope you could answer me

[@ladh1930]

I don't know if you'll see this comment but may I ask why didn't you wait in your homeland for the invitation? In the government site it says that you can be eligible for CEC even if you're outside of canada. Thank you for sharing your experience!!

[@rrdancel]

Yes, that was very possible. I could have waited from outside of Canada but the logistics of coming back to the country during the time of COVID would just be difficult. It may take me several months to get in and restart my life again. So I preferred to stay back and process everything within Canada 😊🥰 hope that answers your question and I appreciate you thinking outside the box! ❤️

[@jordanyarte3673]

Thank u for this content Ms Rachel, helps us alot in everything to consider. One of ur vids about working as an Intl student even, helped us decide to save further and pursue education by next year instead. And now this helped us decide and go for 2yr study. Hopefully we claim it next yr. Bless u

[@sundarabharathi1734]

You are so Inspiring. I broke down when you said "I was thoughtless".

[@vaishnaviselvakumar5333]

If i study 2 different programs for 2 years, still will i be able to get 3 year work permit?

[@salomeyul]

Too late. I have already been accepted for a 3-semester program (1 year). I guess all I can do is hope for the best

[@josevich]

It's not too late. You can take another 1 year program and apply for visa extension. That's what I did

[@kanepastrana7386]

@@josevich how to apply for +1 yr. program and for visa extension?

[@aatsy7253]

@@josevich are you a permanent resident now?

[@octatana]

No no no.. you're in the right track. Why everyone focuses only on the Federal EE? Are you going to study in BC or AB? just look for BC PNP info, or AINP too. Lots of hopes when you're already in Canada!

[@fjhk7]

Maybe you can study another one year subject after you finish your recent one, then apply for 3 years PGWP

[@hagerahmed4872]

Tons of thanks. It literally brightens the way for myself. God Bless

[@dalegass8608]

We are certainly glad to have you here in Canada. I did notice a difference in your accent in this video compared to your other video a few weeks ago about getting your PR. Curious as during that other video I could not tell from your English speaking where you grew up. But in this video it was far more noticeable, your accent I mean. Again, Canada is happy to have you here and clearly the system works for those that are applying. Wonder how much the COVID situation affected the score as you mentioned it was higher previously and dropped below your score at a later date.

[@cv1234-s2j]

Hey Rachel, why didn't you consider applying for a Bridging Open Work Permit (BOWP) and continue working while waiting for your immigration decision?

[@rrdancel]

Already one step ahead of you 😜 Here’s the reason: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnWkqYmggqh4Y7M ☺️

[@jinyoo779]

Hello, thank you so much for the content!! I was wondering what does a "1-year study" exactly means. Is it a 2-semester program? 3-semester program? I would like to know the basis on which CIC considers the length of the program as 1 year so you can be eligible for CRS points. Thank you!

[@indian8108]

Do have same question

[@scorpiorising2801]

Picked up a lot of pointers from you and thanks for sharing your story! Congrats also on your PR! 👌

[@rrdancel]

No, thank you for commenting and supporting!

[@huongle-np7rm]

Thank you so much for the content of this video - it answered a lot of my questions. Subscribed and will be supporting!

[@bbempsrbt5295]

Will eligibility score points increase if a student takes a 2yr program as oppose to a 1yr program only?

[@jamieammar6131]

Depends on the province. Not sure about the others but in Saskatchewan, 1 year certificate will award 12 points, 2 year diploma will award 15 points.

[@remieagustin4902]

Hello Dear, i admire your resiliency and honesty. I would like to connect

[@rrdancel]

I am active on Instagram and you can search up my handle rrdancel.

[@divinegracepanopio6289]

Your story really inspired me! But i need to be financially stable first before emotionally ready as I don't have any family in Canada. Keep safe then!

[@JorgeLuisInAction36]

Impressive channel. Beatifuly donde and full of great and useful information. Thanks much Rachel 😌

[@shownnahanson6305]

If I completed my 1 year study with a private college n get employment while my study permit is valid will I be to apply for an open work permit? Or apply for the express entry ?

[@rrdancel]

I don’t think you’re eligible for a PGWP if you get a non-degree program at a private college. This means you’ll need to check other programs that you may be eligible for to work after graduation.

[@GURWINDERSINGH-mp5yg]

Is one year pg certificate in project management sufficient for PR, if i have 7 years experience in india after btech mechanical engineering and have ielts score 8777?

[@salmamn6987]

Which college ? Please

[@GURWINDERSINGH-mp5yg]

@@salmamn6987 loyalist college Belleville campus

[@harshaserasinghe5606]

I learned so many things from your channel such as PR pathways, student life and cost of living. Which helped me to get a good understanding of the opportunities and risks of coming to Canada as a student. Especially you are not afraid to discuss challenges and difficulties students have to face in Canada, which I really appreciate. Also, you loving and adorable 😍 at the same time confident and independent 🤩, which are extremely rare qualities to find in a person. Thank you so much Rachel.

[@rrdancel]

Woooahhhhhh. That was a boat load of compliments. I felt really nice reading your comment. It gives me hope to continue my mission by providing more correct info to those like yourself. Thank you for leaving me such a thoughtful and inspirational comment.

[@tangerine_in_oz]

spent 4hrs last night watching your vids, very helpful - was planning 1 year study only but good thing I stumble into you channel!!! hi rachel, from cebu here looking forward to more helpful vids from you and hopefully you could also partner a school in london ontario and feature current challenges of international studs because of pandemic... 😊

[@rrdancel]

Thank you dear for wasting 4 hours on my content LOL. I am currently focused on the schools in BC as I am located close to the schools and campuses. I will eventually make my way to Ontario. Hopefully, next year!

[@biancaraequevada4903]

hi! this is so helpful! is a 1+1 program guarantee a 2-3years pgwp? thank you 😊

[@_httpsbarbs]

+1 same thoughts

[@rrdancel]

It really depends. They have to be 1. Both part of the designated learning institution list 2. Both programs must be PGWP-eligible. IRCC made a table regarding this matter found here: www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/temporary-residents/study-permits/post-graduation-work-permit-program/permit.html Look at "The student completed more than one program from an eligible DLI within 2 years."

[@josevich]

@@rrdancel according to the immigration lawyer I talked to it should also be in the same DLI. So you can't transfer to another DLI

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Thank you dear. Hope the tears turned into joy afterwards. Stay in there and keep moving forward.

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[@rrdancel]

Guiseppe (guessing your Italian?)! Nice to meet you. Thank you for your kind words. Hope all is going well on your end of the world.

[@krishamehta8789]

Hi, can't we extend pgwp?

[@aw6589]

The video said no

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Ohh, that’s a bit of a stretch heheheh but I super appreciate the compliment AWWW 🥰

[@jagdevsinghanand5637]

One year work experience in canada make you eligible to apply for PR. Even no need of study visa. AIP also make you eligible for one year work permit and later on eligible for PR.

[@rrdancel]

Yes but the challenge comes on getting a work permit, currently there are only two ways: open or closed work permit, Closed work permits are hard to come by bc of the need of having to find an employer to sponsor you to work here. Which is why some consider the study pathway bc of the added benefit of working in Canada after graduation. But if that hurdle is passed and all other eligibility requirements are met - then your point stands.

[@ASO-xh5vu]

I love the methodology. It's so well prepared and presented. Thanks!

[@trixiabedruz231]

Thank you for this 🥰What if I have my husband with me in Canada as OWP, and by the time that I am still studying, he’s already eligible to apply in Express entry, can he include me in applying for pr?

[@manmohanr7840]

I have a 4 year bachelor's degree, MBA a 3 year work-ex. Applying for a 1 year program. Pl someone guide me.

[@samarthghai4671]

I am also in same situation as yours

[@habk8574]

So basically its God. Not one year or two year program, JUST kidding thanks for the heads-up

[@rrdancel]

HAHAHAHAHAHA I mean, right place and right time but sure we can go with that too 😂

[@Dimasstywan]

Thank you for sharing your story! it brings calmness and hope for future plans. I know how it feels the struggle and anxiety wanting to become a PR in a country. I myself decided to come up with a 2nd plan other than becoming a PR in the Netherlands... I don't see myself being a residence here with the language barriers and personal long-term goals...perhaps Canada would be my chance

[@hugovalle1111]

Cool transitions, editing and aesthetics! (And really useful information)

[@rrdancel]

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[@SandeepSindham]

I'm eligible for 1 yr Post Graduate Diploma (Credential: Ontario College Graduate Certificate). If I'll pursue 1 yr PGD(Post Graduate Diploma) so I will get 1 yr work permit correct? In this 1 yr work permit, I'll start working in my field company and after this 1 yr work permit gets expired, can I get extension of work permit as I'm working/having job? Is it possible for work permit extension?

[@guruworld3608]

@@SandeepSindham Noo

[@SandeepSindham]

@@guruworld3608 When I can apply for PR under CEC, after completing 1 yr of work or I can apply while working during 1 yr work?

[@guruworld3608]

@@SandeepSindham you must complete your one year experience.. As well you can start your work once PGWP processeing time.

[@SandeepSindham]

@@guruworld3608 so I’ll be able to apply for PR under CEC after completion of 1 yr. As I’ve only year of work permit I’ve to leave canada when I’ll be applying right?

[@thulara]

Extremely insightful. Thank you for this

[@videau234]

So glad you have shared your experience! thank you a lot

[@sandrathomas3566]

Video very useful. Keep up with the good work. God bless you.

[@rrdancel]

Thank you, I will as I thoroughly enjoy what I do :D Thank you for your support mwah!

[@markleon2164]

What a miracle. 🙏 Thanks for the info mam. 👍

[@franzricajean8541]

I love everything. Smooth and detailed vlog.

[@rrdancel]

Thank you so much 😊

[@Butterscotth.]

Thank you for sharing your story. It's a valuable example.

[@voltgaming8234]

I was at the same boat. I only had one year PGWP. But somehow got through it thanks to BC PNP. 1 year is very risky and i strongly advise against it. Congratulations on the PR! (1 year late lol) :)

[@rrdancel]

Oh wow! That’s impressive, hats off to you for getting the BC PNP 🎉😊💕 you’re one of those unicorns 🦄😜 Hope you’re doing well ☺️

[@mohammedosman88]

As a RCIC, I am amazed on how lucky you were! But I am sure you did a great job planning as well! Congrats, eh!

[@rrdancel]

I’m amazed at how the stars aligned for me too! HAHA, appreciate it though. A little bit of hard work, a little bit of good timing and a lot of luck got me through for sure! :P

[@obasichimdiaabara9256]

@@rrdancel Quite an emotional story. Seeing how everything aligned to work out for your good, including Covid-19. May I be graced and fortunate as you are.

[@arushibhambri1029]

You are making such relevant videos , blows my mind! Thank you thank you thank you! Love xo

[@faye9898]

I love how you speak with confidence. Can you do tutorial vids on how we can improve English speaking 🥰

[@florizelviernes8595]

I like your voice 🤗 so it's a yes for me. Charr. No joke. The way you speak english is amazing 😊 sana all hihi

[@rrdancel]

LOL, I am glad that someone doesn’t find my voice irritating. HAHHAHAH.

[@alicebaliano2743]

@@rrdancel You speak English well. Ang ganda siguro ng Ielts score mo 😊