What does the Canadian Embassy Manila want?

rogue2578 · Jul 1, 2009

From the documents you presented during your visa application. Consular Officer considers where you acquired the money you will be using in your alleged tour. Did you earn it from your work? How long have you been working in the company (tenure)?

Did you presented them with an ITR as proof that you are earning enough to pay for your trip.

Thats from my opinion what is missing and you should have provided.

Also considering that you are young and at the prime of your life, a consular officer forsees possible prospect of job hunting.

According to your statement limited employment opportunities of your profession in your country of residence

That is the painful image our young nurses face today. The difficulty of finding nursing oppurtunities . Its quite a stigma and such an unfortunate situation.

Also like I said from the previous post your student permit refusal also has affected your TRV application.

So my advise for you is wait for at least 6 months to 1 years then reapply. They will consider your application once your situation has changed. Or you have presented new evidence of ties here in the Philippines. Good luck

Ikang_714 · Jul 1, 2009

From the documents you presented during your visa application. Consular Officer considers where you acquired the money you will be using in your alleged tour. Did you earn it from your work? How long have you been working in the company (tenure)?
Did you presented them with an ITR as proof that you are earning enough to pay for your trip.
Thats from my opinion what is missing and you should have provided.
Also considering that you are young and at the prime of your life, a consular officer forsees possible prospect of job hunting.
According to your statement limited employment opportunities of your profession in your country of residence
That is the painful image our young nurses face today. The difficulty of finding nursing oppurtunities . Its quite a stigma and such an unfortunate situation.
Also like I said from the previous post your student permit refusal also has affected your TRV application.
So my advise for you is wait for at least 6 months to 1 years then reapply. They will consider your application once your situation has changed. Or you have presented new evidence of ties here in the Philippines. Good luck

Hello Rogue2578,

Thank you for your reply. I just want to ask why I have to wait 6-12 months? Do they delete the previous appications in their database? What is the rationale behind this?

rogue2578 · Jul 1, 2009

Actually there is not set schedule when you should reapply for a another visa application. As soon as you have a new evidence to present, you can try to send another application. But again theres no guarantee of approval.

They usually dont delete application history such as refusal or approval etc. Its permanently recorded and serves as a reference for future visa application.

Fiona59 · Jul 2, 2009

Factor in the state of the economy in western Canada. Permanent nursing positions will be taken by new grads before overseas hires.

Ikang_714 · Jul 2, 2009

Need advice. I contacted CRNBC about my situation and the gave me another document that "may" help me get a visa. The document outlined what the SEC process is for Immigration Officials. Do you think this will help?

Ikang_714 · Jul 2, 2009

Factor in the state of the economy in western Canada. Permanent nursing positions will be taken by new grads before overseas hires.

Do you mean, they will not allow IENs to take the SEC until western Canada really needs overseas nurses?

Silverdragon102, BSN · Jul 2, 2009

No what it means is be prepared that jobs will be taken by local people first and therefore may be harder to find a hospital willing to assist with LMO and TWP

Ikang_714 · Jul 2, 2009

I am honestly frustrated right now, I've been reviewing for the SEC and CRNE for about 6 months now. I feel that I am really ready. But how the heck will I get thru this if I won't be granted a visa??? I feel so trapped.

5cats · Jul 3, 2009

I don't think the purpose is the problem, the problem is, they doubt that you're going back afterwards, because too many people didn't. Do you know someone in Canada who could act as a guarantor?

5cats

Ikang_714 · Jul 3, 2009

I don't think the purpose is the problem, the problem is, they doubt that you're going back afterwards, because too many people didn't. Do you know someone in Canada who could act as a guarantor?
5cats

My husband has his relatives there. But they are not in good terms, and they live in Alberta. My brother is studying there, but he's younger than me, it would be akward to have my younger brother be my grantor, esp. if he's only a student there.

The only solution I see is to find a person to hire me for any position (even as a restaurant crew, or a caregiver) so that I will be able to get a TWP. But it's pretty hard to get an employer on-line because they prefer to interview you in person.

See! I don't want to lose hope, but the things happening to me are making me lose hope! Any suggestions??? Or should I just let this go, and move on?

Silverdragon102, BSN · Jul 3, 2009

For me I would say you make sure you have plenty of proof that you plan on returning home once you have completed SEC. At the end of the day the decision is made with what information you submit to them so gather as much as you can regarding returning home until you can file appropriately for a work permit. letter from employer stating you are expected back to work on x date etc