Quebec nursing program

@lookitslady

I've been also wondering the same thing since I am also a volunteer nurse but they told me that volunteer work is just okay. I am not sure about the hongkong thing, but from what I've read, it depends if they are going to invite you for an interview or not.

They will tell you what you want to know at the end of the day if you are caught and it is illegal for you to be doing it then you are looking at deportation and a ban that could be from a few years to life

If any doubts check with a immigration lawyer that has experience in this area

@lookitslady

I've been also wondering the same thing since I am also a volunteer nurse but they told me that volunteer work is just okay. I am not sure about the hongkong thing, but from what I've read, it depends if they are going to invite you for an interview or not.

that's what they've told me too. the idea of being interviewed in the embassy is really nerve racking!

i really hope that someone in Canada who applied for the QSW would share their experience.

good luck to all of us!

Almost everyone gets interviewed in Hong Kong (if you're from the Philippines). You'd only be exempted from the interview if you've proven that you're fluent in french and have submitted proof of your language proficiency.

I've been interviewed in Hong Kong and have seen other Filipinos also invited for the interview. Good luck!

@ yoopian

How's the interview in Hongkong? Did they interview you in French?

Yes they did ask me some questions in french to test your level of comprehension and ability to speak the language. If you're applying as a QSW you'll probably be invited for an interview in Hong Kong. I already have my CSQ and I'm now just waiting for my visa.

@ yoopian

wow, congratulations! :)

how long was the processing for the CSQ?

It depends really. There are no fixed timelines for this but it can go as fast as four months. I've got mine after around nine months.

Yes they did ask me some questions in french to test your level of comprehension and ability to speak the language. If you're applying as a QSW you'll probably be invited for an interview in Hong Kong. I already have my CSQ and I'm now just waiting for my visa.

haloo yoopian:) i just want to ask if the embassy really ask you your payslip? and are you now applying for oiiq? merci :)

They didn't ask for my payslip(s) but they will ask you if you have the documents that will serve as proof to your work experience. I brought a copy of my contract and some recommendation letters from my employers. I also had my income tax records so you should bring it to your interview.

I haven't submitted my OIIQ application just yet until I receive my visa but once I do I'll send them the required documents to start the registration.

They didn't ask for my payslip(s) but they will ask you if you have the documents that will serve as proof to your work experience. I brought a copy of my contract and some recommendation letters from my employers. I also had my income tax records so you should bring it to your interview.

I haven't submitted my OIIQ application just yet until I receive my visa but once I do I'll send them the required documents to start the registration.

i see... did u take any french exams?? can u giv me some tips on the possible questions during the interview? i recevd my aor last november and as expected my posible interview date is by march.. hope u can help me.. merci

^ I think that's a little bit off topic but they'll mostly ask you about Quebec culture and your plans on how to migrate to Quebec. From there they'll gauge whether you'll be a good candidate as a resident in Quebec.

Good luck!