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- 发布时间 2008-02-27
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没错！还有就是现在这边在逐渐的接受海外护士学历了，只是需要一个漫长的认证过程。对于想出国可没有相关经验的人来来说学那几个月是很救命的重要，还要准备好多不知道能否查出问题的工作背景。可你是医学相关背景的话，只要交流没什么大问题签证官对你的工作背景也不怀疑，他们也会愿意你通过这个途径过来工作最后留下来的，毕竟这边太缺护士了。还有那种培训和办理手续是捆绑式的，反正你就套牢在那个公司了，慢慢学慢慢等吧！！花费巨大收获不多！！
没错！还有就是现在这边在逐渐的接受海外护士学历了，只是需要一个漫长的认证过程。对于想出国可没有相关经验的人来来说学那几个月是很救命的重要，还要准备好多不知道能否查出问题的工作背景。可你是医学相关背景的话，只要交流没什么大问题签证官对你的工作背景也不怀疑，他们也会愿意你通过这个途径过来工作最后留下来的，毕竟这边太缺护士了。还有那种培训和办理手续是捆绑式的，反正你就套牢在那个公司了，慢慢学慢慢等吧！！花费巨大收获不多！！
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回复: 想去加国做住家保姆
一共16万呢，仅培训就6万！不管办成办不成，走了走不了，光培训费该中介就发发了。。。6万得个证书？不值！他们也知道现在面签过不了的人多，所以在培训上捞RMB:6万。姐妹们小心、谨慎为好!有的有护士证书的姐妹不知道，中介还让他们参加培训多交一笔费用，太黑了。6万培训费，就是你去不了他们也挣钱。。。。
又涨价了吗？过分！！这么下来加上办理费用不是要十几万？？？
比技术移民贵出多少背a？这里一些西人的公司才收费3000刀了
回复: 想去加国做住家保姆
贴条刚看的新闻吧！
加拿大移民局现在每年接受大量外籍的临时工人，即使现在经济衰退也没有受太大影响。一份新的研究报告认为，这种做法对国家经济的长远发展不利，因为这会挤走很多有技能的移民。
《环球邮报》报道说，去年加拿大向外籍劳工颁发了19.3万份临时工作许可，创下记录，比2004年多8万人。这些临时工作岗位及时地填补了劳工短缺，帮助雇主解决了劳动力问题。
移民部长Jason Kenney表示，自2008年开始的经济衰退也没有影响本国雇主对外籍临时工的需求。政府在今年春季又增加了一条限制，要求那些临时工作先在加拿大打出广告，在国内实在找不到人，才申请要外籍劳工补空。可是这个政策也没有减少临时工人的数量。Kenney在一次采访中表示，他本来以为今年外籍临时工人数会减少，结果却意外地发现，第一季度对外籍劳工的需求并没有改变，第二季度只有轻微下降。
Kenney认为，大量临时工进来，并不会把有技术的永久性移民排挤出去，相反，很多有技术的移民会永久性留下来。这批人一来就有工作，今后在加拿大会更有前途。
但是由多伦多的Maytree基金会资助的一份研究却认为，临时工作许可的增加，反映出国家移民政策的变化，现在政府更注重填补短缺工作的缺口，从长远来看会影响加拿大的经济。报告作者Naomi Alboim是皇后大学（Queen's U）的学者。她说，政府把资源分流到临时工那方面，会减慢对永久性技术工人的个案审批，影响加拿大吸引人才的能力。
2008年，加拿大的临时工和外国留学生的人数达到27.3万人，首次超过新移民的人数（24.7万）。以前加拿大接纳移民主要靠打分的办法，去年保守党政府对此进行了限制，同时增加了灵活性，让各省进一步参与对外来人口的选择。
但研究显示，那些总体来说素质高一些的人，从长远看会比靠临时工作机会进来的人做得更好，他们能更好地适应经济的变化，更容易找到新工作。Alboim指出，现在政府的政策是让大量技能较低的人取代整体素质较高的人。
最近几年的临时工中，很多以长年服务的类别，比如做保姆、季节性农场工人等。但2005－2007年的数据显示，有些工种如木工、焊工、管子工等人数大量增加。在阿尔伯塔，一些不需要太多技术的行业如肉食包装、食品加工、厨房等，招收了大量临时工。
临时工如果在加拿大失业，可以继续住下去直到签证到期。这种签证一般时效是两年。通常来说，失业的临时工没有资格申请失业保险。
阿尔伯塔劳工联盟的主席Gil McGowan表示，目前有两个趋势，一是有技能的临时工大量失业，二是技术含量低的工作，比如某些服务性行业，并没有受到多大影响。现在就业压力大，很多本国人也乐意去找服务性的临时工作，但雇主显然更喜欢外籍临时工。
移民部长Kenney表示，政府正在采取措施，让移民与工作市场更好地吻合。有的公司如果没有临时工就会关门。
贴条刚看的新闻吧！
加拿大移民局现在每年接受大量外籍的临时工人，即使现在经济衰退也没有受太大影响。一份新的研究报告认为，这种做法对国家经济的长远发展不利，因为这会挤走很多有技能的移民。
《环球邮报》报道说，去年加拿大向外籍劳工颁发了19.3万份临时工作许可，创下记录，比2004年多8万人。这些临时工作岗位及时地填补了劳工短缺，帮助雇主解决了劳动力问题。
移民部长Jason Kenney表示，自2008年开始的经济衰退也没有影响本国雇主对外籍临时工的需求。政府在今年春季又增加了一条限制，要求那些临时工作先在加拿大打出广告，在国内实在找不到人，才申请要外籍劳工补空。可是这个政策也没有减少临时工人的数量。Kenney在一次采访中表示，他本来以为今年外籍临时工人数会减少，结果却意外地发现，第一季度对外籍劳工的需求并没有改变，第二季度只有轻微下降。
Kenney认为，大量临时工进来，并不会把有技术的永久性移民排挤出去，相反，很多有技术的移民会永久性留下来。这批人一来就有工作，今后在加拿大会更有前途。
但是由多伦多的Maytree基金会资助的一份研究却认为，临时工作许可的增加，反映出国家移民政策的变化，现在政府更注重填补短缺工作的缺口，从长远来看会影响加拿大的经济。报告作者Naomi Alboim是皇后大学（Queen's U）的学者。她说，政府把资源分流到临时工那方面，会减慢对永久性技术工人的个案审批，影响加拿大吸引人才的能力。
2008年，加拿大的临时工和外国留学生的人数达到27.3万人，首次超过新移民的人数（24.7万）。以前加拿大接纳移民主要靠打分的办法，去年保守党政府对此进行了限制，同时增加了灵活性，让各省进一步参与对外来人口的选择。
但研究显示，那些总体来说素质高一些的人，从长远看会比靠临时工作机会进来的人做得更好，他们能更好地适应经济的变化，更容易找到新工作。Alboim指出，现在政府的政策是让大量技能较低的人取代整体素质较高的人。
最近几年的临时工中，很多以长年服务的类别，比如做保姆、季节性农场工人等。但2005－2007年的数据显示，有些工种如木工、焊工、管子工等人数大量增加。在阿尔伯塔，一些不需要太多技术的行业如肉食包装、食品加工、厨房等，招收了大量临时工。
临时工如果在加拿大失业，可以继续住下去直到签证到期。这种签证一般时效是两年。通常来说，失业的临时工没有资格申请失业保险。
阿尔伯塔劳工联盟的主席Gil McGowan表示，目前有两个趋势，一是有技能的临时工大量失业，二是技术含量低的工作，比如某些服务性行业，并没有受到多大影响。现在就业压力大，很多本国人也乐意去找服务性的临时工作，但雇主显然更喜欢外籍临时工。
移民部长Kenney表示，政府正在采取措施，让移民与工作市场更好地吻合。有的公司如果没有临时工就会关门。
回复: 想去加国做住家保姆
从头看到尾，真的非常非常非常感动，感受也很多，心疼，心痛，心酸，都有。
先祝福每一位都快乐吧。
其实现在也在想办理这个，但还是拿不定主意了。
我有那边有一个朋友，他想一个带孩子的保姆。我没有相关经验，英语也不过关。我在北京，所以，也正想咨询这个事。
可能找雇主我不用很费劲，但需要一个加方认可的培训，再加强一些英语口语。培训和英语是我的难点。
我现在相知道：要不要提跟雇主认识，还是说装不认识好一些？
从头看到尾，真的非常非常非常感动，感受也很多，心疼，心痛，心酸，都有。
先祝福每一位都快乐吧。
其实现在也在想办理这个，但还是拿不定主意了。
我有那边有一个朋友，他想一个带孩子的保姆。我没有相关经验，英语也不过关。我在北京，所以，也正想咨询这个事。
可能找雇主我不用很费劲，但需要一个加方认可的培训，再加强一些英语口语。培训和英语是我的难点。
我现在相知道：要不要提跟雇主认识，还是说装不认识好一些？
回复: 想去加国做住家保姆
这个很难说，我面试的时候面试官问了我一句，问我怎么认识雇主，我说是中介介绍的，然后就问我中介方面的问题了，问得很详细，问我有点怕。。。我就基本上按现实的那样去答。出去之后外面在等面试预备保姆说，问怎么认识雇主就答是朋友介绍的，手续是中介办的，要是问朋友地址就准备一个就好了。
这个很难说，我面试的时候面试官问了我一句，问我怎么认识雇主，我说是中介介绍的，然后就问我中介方面的问题了，问得很详细，问我有点怕。。。我就基本上按现实的那样去答。出去之后外面在等面试预备保姆说，问怎么认识雇主就答是朋友介绍的，手续是中介办的，要是问朋友地址就准备一个就好了。
回复: 想去加国做住家保姆
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5-6个月
现在8月,快审理到2月的了.
希望快点...
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我的递交了,现在在等待
5-6个月
现在8月,快审理到2月的了.
希望快点...
check 状态
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A26: When using CAS, you will see a logout button at the bottom of the page that you must select to end your session. After selecting the logout button, you will see a screen that tells you about other steps to take to make sure that your information remains private.
Frequently Asked Questions - Print
- <LI class=paddingB10>Q1. How can I find out about the status of my application? <LI class=paddingB10>Q2. What types of applications can be followed through CAS? <LI class=paddingB10>Q3. I sent my application a while ago, but there is no record of my application in the system. Why? <LI class=paddingB10>Q4. Can I view my application status through CAS if I have appealed a decision made on my sponsorship application? <LI class=paddingB10>Q5. My family members and I submitted an application for permanent residence but I can't get the status of my family's application. Why? <LI class=paddingB10>Q6. I am sponsoring a member of my family and cannot see the status of my application on CAS. Why? <LI class=paddingB10>Q7. I used to be able to use CAS to follow the status of the application I submitted to sponsor my family member. Now I am unable to do so. Why? <LI class=paddingB10>Q8. If I paid for a citizenship application for a family member and I received the acknowledgment letter for the application, can we both use CAS? <LI class=paddingB10>Q9. What do I enter if I have more than one surname or family name? <LI class=paddingB10>Q10. I have changed my surname or family name during the application process. What surname or family name should I use to access CAS? <LI class=paddingB10>Q11. What happens if the name of my place of birth has changed? What place of birth should I enter in CAS? <LI class=paddingB10>Q12. What exactly does "in process" mean? <LI class=paddingB10>Q13. Why has the status of my application not changed even though it has been a long time since I submitted it and I know that things have happened with my file? <LI class=paddingB10>Q14. How often is the information on the Client Application Status service updated? <LI class=paddingB10>Q15. What if I do not want my application status information to be available on the Internet? What do I do? <LI class=paddingB10>Q16. I have removed my application status from the Internet by mistake. What should I do to get it back on? <LI class=paddingB10>Q17. If I made an application to immigrate to Quebec, can I view my application status through CAS? <LI class=paddingB10>Q18. Is the information found on CAS considered my official confirmation from Citizenship and Immigration Canada? <LI class=paddingB10>Q19. I have been through the issues here and I still can't access my application information. What can I do? <LI class=paddingB10>Q20. What does it mean when my session times out? <LI class=paddingB10>Q21. What browsers are supported by CAS? <LI class=paddingB10>Q22. Why do I need to clear my browser cache? <LI class=paddingB10>Q23. How do I upgrade my browser? <LI class=paddingB10>Q24. What does encryption mean and is it safe to use CAS? <LI class=paddingB10>Q25. What is Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)?
- Q26. How do I log out?
A1:There are three ways to determine the status of your application:
- by using the on-line Client Application Status (CAS) service on the Internet;
- by contacting the Call Centre if you live in Canada; or
- by contacting the Canadian embassy, high commission or consulate serving your region, if you live outside of Canada.
A2: You may only use CAS if you have:
- sponsored a member of the family class;
- applied for permanent residence from within or outside Canada;
- applied for a permanent resident card (initial, replacement or renewal);
- applied for Canadian citizenship (grant of citizenship);
- applied for Canadian citizenship for a person adopted by a Canadian citizen (on or after January 1, 1947);
- applied for a citizenship certificate (proof of Canadian citizenship);
- applied to renounce Canadian citizenship; or
- applied to resume Canadian citizenship.
A3: Until the visa office or case processing centre to which you submitted your application for immigration or citizenship has begun processing your application, your application status will not be available through CAS. It is not necessary to contact the Call Centre - or, in the case of applications submitted outside Canada, the Canadian embassy, high commission or consulate overseas - regarding the status of any in-Canada applications unless the specified time period referred to below for the specific type of application has passed.
Applications are processed according to the standard Application Processing Times.
Q4: Can I view my application status through CAS if I have appealed a decision made on my sponsorship application?
A4: Due to the complex nature of the appeal process, the status of an appeal, filed by a sponsor or by the person being sponsored, for a refused family class application is not available through CAS. The sponsor will be notified through the mail regarding the status of the appeal.
Q5: My family members and I submitted an application for permanent residence but I can't get the status of my family's application. Why?
A5: When trying to retrieve information about an application for permanent residence for more than one individual, it is important to make sure that you are entering the correct information and that all the fields in CAS contain information about the principal applicant (the person who applies to come to Canada).
Q6: I am sponsoring a member of my family and cannot see the status of my application on CAS. Why?
A6: When trying to retrieve information about a sponsorship application, it is important to make sure that all the fields in CAS contain information about the sponsor. For example, to see the status of a sponsorship application sent to the case processing centre in Mississauga, you must use the sponsor's identification number (example: client #, receipt no, etc), along with the sponsor's name, date of birth and place of birth.
To see the status of the sponsored individual's application for permanent residence being processed, you must use the sponsored individual's identification number (example: client no, receipt no, etc), as well as his/her name, date of birth and place of birth.
Q7: I used to be able to use CAS to follow the status of the application I submitted to sponsor my family member. Now I am unable to do so. Why?
A7: Differences between the application submitted by the sponsor in Canada and the supporting documents (example: passport, marriage certificate) submitted by the applicant to the visa office overseas may explain why CAS cannot identify you based on the information you have provided.
You may have been able to access the status of this application in the past through CAS because the original information about the applicant in CAS was the information submitted by the sponsor with the original sponsorship application in Canada.
If the application is now at the point where it is being handled by the visa office overseas, the information in CAS regarding your sponsored family member would reflect the personal details in the passport and supporting documents which the applicant submitted.
Please ensure that the names, date of birth and place of birth as well as other personal details are correct on the correspondence you have received from the visa office or case processing centre. In addition, it is important that you verify that the details you put on the original application form are identical to those on the supporting documents submitted.
Q8: If I paid for a citizenship application for a family member and I received the acknowledgment letter for the application, can we both use CAS?
A8: No. The acknowledgment letter is sent to the individual who made the payment for the application. However, it is only the principal applicant (the person who applies to come to Canada) who will be able to access the status of the application in CAS once processing has begun on the application.
Q9: What do I enter if I have more than one surname or family name?
A9: You should enter your surname or family name exactly as it appears on your immigration document or the correspondence you have received from the Citizenship and Immigration Canada visa office or case processing centre to which you submitted your application.
If you do not have an immigration document or you have never received correspondence, you should enter your surname or family name exactly as it appears on your application.
For example:
- Your full name is Jose Pedro Sanchez Ruiz.
- Your document/correspondence/application indicates that your surname or family name is Sanchez Ruiz.
- You must enter the surname or family name of Sanchez Ruiz.
Q10: I have changed my surname or family name during the application process. What surname or family name should I use to access CAS?
A10: You can access CAS using the surname or family name that appears on the immigration document which you received from the Citizenship and Immigration Canada visa office or case processing centre.
If you have changed your surname or family name during the application process, you can access CAS using your new surname or family name if you have notified CIC of the change.
Q11: What happens if the name of my place of birth has changed? What place of birth should I enter in CAS?
A11: You will need to use the place of birth that was recorded on your immigration document.
If an error in your place of birth was recorded on your immigration document, you should contact the Call Centre (for in-Canada applications) or write to the Canadian embassy, high commission or consulate overseas (for applications processed outside of Canada). You will need to complete the form " Request to Amend the Immigration Record of Landing or Confirmation of Permanent Residence."
Q12: What exactly does "in process" mean?
A12: "In process" is the status given to any application that has been received at a case processing centre or a visa office but that has not yet been finalized. Therefore, for the duration of the Application Processing Time, CAS will show the status as "in process."
Q13: Why has the status of my application not changed even though it has been a long time since I submitted it and I know that things have happened with my file?
A13: It is normal for some actions to not be reflected in CAS for many weeks due to the volume of information received at the visa offices and the case processing centres.
In many cases, an in-process file is actually waiting in a queue for initial review as applications are handled in the order they are received and on a case-by-case basis. The waiting time in this initial queue can be lengthy, depending on the standard processing times. Applications are processed according to the Application Processing Time at a given location.
In addition, other actions happening to your file are not shown on CAS (example: security checks) so it may appear as though nothing is happening to your file.
Q14: How often is the information on the Client Application Status service updated?
A14: CAS is updated on a weekly basis. Please consult the Application Processing Times for information on how long it will take to process your application.
Q15: What if I do not want my application status information to be available on the Internet? What do I do?
A15: You can remove your application status information from the Internet by logging into CAS and selecting the check box next to the message "Please don't show my application status on the Internet." This will remove your status information from the Internet.
Once your application status information has been removed from the Internet, you will no longer be able to see your application status through CAS.
Q16: I have removed my application status from the Internet by mistake. What should I do to get it back on?
A16: If you want your application information to be posted again on CAS, you will need to contact us.
Q17: If I made an application to immigrate to Quebec, can I view my application status through CAS?
A17: No. Quebec is responsible for selecting immigrants wishing to settle within Quebec, and it does so separately from Immigration Canada. Therefore, CAS will not be available to you.
Please visit the Quebec Immigration Web site for more information regarding Quebec immigration.
Q18: Is the information found on CAS considered my official confirmation from Citizenship and Immigration Canada?
A18: No. The notice you receive by mail constitutes your official confirmation. To ensure that you receive your official confirmation, please verify that your mailing address displayed in CAS is accurate.
Q19: I have been through the issues here and I still can't access my application information. What can I do?
A19: Go through the following steps:
- Open CAS again through the On-Line Services page.
- Verify that the date of birth you are entering in CAS exactly matches the information on your application, passport and identity documents and that you are following the format as specified.
- Verify that the place of birth you are entering in CAS exactly matches the information on your application, passport and identity documents and that you are following the format as specified.
- Verify the spelling and order of your surname or family name on the correspondence received from the CIC visa office or case processing centre, and on your passport and other supporting documents.
Technical questions
Q20: What does it mean when my session times out?
A20: CAS keeps track of periods of inactivity. If you leave your computer for 30 minutes or more while using CAS, you will be asked to log in again. This is a security feature to ensure your identity and protect your information.
Q21: What browsers are supported by CAS?
A21: At this time, you may use the two most common Internet browsers. These are 128-bit Netscape Navigator version 4.7x or higher, and 128-bit Microsoft Internet Explorer version 4.x or higher.
Q22: Why do I need to clear my browser cache?
A22: When you visit a Web site, information, such as the location of the page or the URL, is retained in your browser's memory. In order to protect the privacy of your information, you should empty your browser's memory by clearing your cache. This will ensure that your information remains private.
Q23: How do I upgrade my browser?
A23: We have tested two Web browsers that have been proven to work with CAS. You can link directly to these sites to download or upgrade your version of browser software.
- 128-bit Netscape Navigator (version 4.7x or higher)
- 128-bit Microsoft Internet Explorer (version 4.x or higher)
Q24: What does encryption mean and is it safe to use CAS?
A24: Encryption is a way of covering important information with a code before it is sent over the Internet so that other machines and people cannot read it. Your encrypted application information will be uncovered or decoded on our protected server once it reaches us. CAS uses encryption to make sure that no unauthorized person or group will see your personal information. Information from your computer is encrypted before being sent.
Q25: What is Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)?
A25: Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) is a secure way to transmit personal information from your computer to our Web server. SSL uses encryption, which helps make information sent through the Internet more secure. 128-bit SSL encryption is often used for Internet services, like on-line banking or shopping, for which security of information is important. When you access the personal information of CAS, our server will check your browser's encryption capability.
Q26: How do I log out?
A26: When using CAS, you will see a logout button at the bottom of the page that you must select to end your session. After selecting the logout button, you will see a screen that tells you about other steps to take to make sure that your information remains private.
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现在唯有等待,你是什么区的，也在多伦多吗
我拖了2个月
我申请owp 了，可能半年后审核后给我们
我朋友说，我们现在递交的不是时候，他们都忙着夏天渡假
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/times/canada/process-in.asp
一般一个礼拜申请差不多1个礼拜的cases，但上个礼拜就审理了2天的，而且一般周2更新，但昨天（周4）才更新的，可能他们忙着玩去了
‘2009年6月24号 审理到 2009年1月5日
jun 15 / jan 12
jun 21 / jan 19
jun 30 / jan 25
aug 7 / jan 27
你好，同喜
现在唯有等待,你是什么区的，也在多伦多吗
我拖了2个月
我申请owp 了，可能半年后审核后给我们
我朋友说，我们现在递交的不是时候，他们都忙着夏天渡假
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/times/canada/process-in.asp
一般一个礼拜申请差不多1个礼拜的cases，但上个礼拜就审理了2天的，而且一般周2更新，但昨天（周4）才更新的，可能他们忙着玩去了
‘2009年6月24号 审理到 2009年1月5日
jun 15 / jan 12
jun 21 / jan 19
jun 30 / jan 25
aug 7 / jan 27
最后编辑: 2009-08-10
