Travel to Canada

04/29/2020

We receive a high number of e-mails and requests for invitation letters and therefore the response time may be delayed.
We will answer your email at first come-first served basis and as soon as possible. The response time is longer than usual, due to the high intensity.
we are programming an application that can everyone upload his application CV and we will send it to the whole organisations and companies in canada, please be in touch in 10 days or less.

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12/17/2019

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06/03/2017

Hello Travels to canada,
Today ill share with you my experience, you can go anywhere in the world don't give up, first you need to go tourist, because work permit and some required papers it's hard to find them in poor countries, or middle countries,
1 - the first thing you must to have it's experience in the field that accepted from canada immigration, many people asking me about some experience in some domain that no related with canada requirement, i already share with you guy the list of domain that accepted from immigration central and it's changed each year with new policies,
2 - secondly you need to have at least 10.000 usd in your account that assembled in you experience by month (mean each month you need to put a bucle of money to you account )
3 - you need to book a hotel or get accomodation from someone in canada, and i prefer booking because you don't need to wast time finding people that not trust anymore

4 - you need to have also booked air ticket before going to canada
5- you need to have registred in some health insurance in your country .
6 - when you goin to fill the demand of visa tourist youu should not bypass 20 -30 day,
7 - you need to get vacance paper from your boss in work
that you will stay for 20 day to visit canada
8 - if you have some papers about money tansfering showing your name; like wester union + online banking or work in the internet you should mention them it's very good to be accepted easly,

this is what i'm doing when i go every in the world i should let the consulat think that i'm confortabl in my country and i have work money time to visit anywhere in the world ,
please share with your friends, if you have some question ask in comment and ill mention friend of page to answers your question because he visit 7 counteries over the world and he hs experiences in this field as working on visa domain witH Mariott hotel,
thank ya bye

04/21/2017

How To Get "Canadian Experience"

No Canadian experience, no job. No job, no Canadian experience. It's a conundrum that many thousands of newcomers face each year. Fortunately there are ways to overcome this obstacle.

Jeffrey Lee, who has helped internationally-trained professionals find employment, offers advice. "Many recent immigrants can start by volunteering with various charitable organizations, offering their expertise for a variety of projects."

As well, Lee recommends attending a professional mentoring group where skilled immigrants are paired with local professional peers, to talk about how to prepare for entry into their desired occupation. One such program in B.C. is from MOSAIC. He also suggests volunteering at businesses related to your profession, if they are open to this.

Peter Dudka suggests connecting with local agencies in Canada that offer free employment assistance to immigrants. "Through our agency, for example," says Dudka, "we offer advanced English classes, work placements in Canadian companies, interview preparation courses and networking events with local employers.

If you happen to live in Quebec, you can get Canadian experience working in something called a Practice Firm. These are specially made businesses that only interact with one another. No actual money or salaries are involved. Practice Firms are training facilities that let you do specific jobs as if for real. There are 30 of these Firms in Quebec, and one in Ontario. A list of these is available at the Canadian Practice Firms Network (CPFN).

Taking A Lower Level Job To Get "Canadian Experience"

To get your start in Canada, you may want to consider taking a lower level job here than you are used to. It could be quicker for you to get initial employment that pays less. While it may be a step down, it translates into Canadian experience. The truth is that this is a common approach for a good percentage of newcomers.

However be careful not to get stuck in a menial job that is hard to move upward from. It would be smart to consult directly with one of those local newcomer agencies mentioned above. They can advise you personally based on your circumstances and needs. Meanwhile, read Monster.ca articles on Working for Less: When It’s OK to Take a Pay Cut, and Should I Apply To A Job If I'm Overqualified?.

04/17/2017

Are you new to Canada, or thinking of immigrating here for a job? You should know that employers here might ask if you have "Canadian work experience."

This may sound like an odd question. There you are, coming from outside our country. You may have years of work experience and proper credentials from your homeland. Yet that may not be enough to convince Canadian employers of your worth.

So what is "Canadian experience" and how can you get it (or get around it)? Read on for more.

What Do Employers Mean By "Canadian Experience?"

According to Jeffrey Lee, Employment Specialist /Practicum Coordinator at CDI College in Burnaby, British Columbia, "Employers look for Canadian workplace experience so that employees are familiar with workplace culture, social cues, and expectations."

Since different cultures may have different ways of handling situations, "newcomers with 'Canadian workplace experience' are seen as being more capable of getting along with the workgroup," adds Lee. He also notes that having your professional credentials and education authenticated here is important too.

There are other aspects to Canadian experience as well. Peter Dudka, Acting Program Manager, Transition to Employment Programs at Polycultural Immigrant & Community Services in Toronto, Ontario, points out that employers favour the following:

- Fluent English or French, depending on what province you are in. This is crucial. Accent is not an issue, but clear expression of ideas and understanding local terminology are what matter

- Local certification. Not necessarily a two year diploma or a Bachelor's degree, but even the shortest course here that is relevant to the job will help you stand out from other job seekers

- Narrow specialization. Many newcomers instead offer (in resumes or during job interviews) wide experience and education, from which it is difficult to extract whether they can do that particular job or not

Dudka adds to this list "the art of selling yourself, which is foreign to many newcomers in Canada. It is related to the previous point: you need to be able to clearly highlight your strengths in one particular field."😉

08/19/2016

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07/29/2016

The 3 Step Formula
Hey There,
From Today I want to talk about the formula ' how to move to canada '
Please share with you friends who want to move to canada or US or any other place in the word...
1 - Money
2 - Work
3 - Accommodation

in the next posts ill explain each one please again share with your friends

06/21/2016

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05/17/2016

05/16/2016

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05/16/2016

Participants wearing high-heel shoes walk in the street during the 7th annual Walk A Mile In Her Shoes event in Toronto, Canada, May 12, 2016. The event is expected to bring awareness to the role men can play in ending violence against women.

05/16/2016

happy new week for all travels and immigrants

04/12/2016

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12/09/2015

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What you have to know before apply canada travel as tourist December 8, 2015 InfoTravelToCanada Documents For Canada To visit Canada, you will need to meet some basic requirements, such as: have a valid travel document, such as a passport, be in good health, have no criminal or immigration-related c…

12/05/2015

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11/15/2015

11/13/2015

The unemployment rate stood at 7% in October
The unemployment rate decreased by 0.1 percentage points to 7% in October, Statistics Canada said Friday.
Employment increased by 44,000 (+ 0.2%) in October, bringing, for the first time, the number of employed individuals in Canada to over 18 million, said the federal agency.
Compared with 12 months earlier, employment increased by 143,000 (+ 0.8%), and this increase was entirely due to full-time work. During the same period, the total number of hours worked increased by 0.7%.
In October, employment increased among women aged 55 and over and declined in women 25 to 54 years. Other demographic groups experienced little change.
Ontario, British Columbia, New Brunswick and Manitoba posted growth of employment, while Alberta experienced a decline. Low or zero variation was observed in the other provinces.
In Quebec, employment was little change in October, and the unemployment rate remained at 7.7%. Compared with 12 months earlier, employment in the province was up 47,000 (+ 1.2%) and this increase was entirely produced in the first four months of 2015.
In October, more people working in public administration, wholesale and retail, as well as in accommodation and food services. By cons, employment decreased in the "other services" sector and the natural resource sector and the public services.
Both the private and the public sector recorded an increase in the number of employees in October, while self-employment declined.
Source: Radio-Canada

11/10/2015

Top Ranked Destinations in Canada
Explore a destination in Canada to see the top hotels and top things to do, as well as photos and tips from U.S. News Travel.
http://travel.usnews.com/Destinations/Canada/

11/02/2015

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10/31/2015

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Canada travel restrictions that’s may you encounter October 31, 2015 InfoTravelToCanada Apply Canada The Canadian government and the World Health Organization met to discuss the travel restrictions imposed on residents of Canada from countries where widespread Ebola transmission, both sides confirme…

10/15/2015

Have we got any baseball fans here? Today we’re cheering for the Blue Jays, Toronto’s professional baseball team, as they get ready for a decisive playoff game at the Rogers Centre tonight. Go Jays go!
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10/08/2015

Canadian air cheap or expansive September 14, 2015October 2, 2015 InfoTravelToCanada Apply Canada, Canada Quebec Tourism, travel To canada, Us Travel To canada, Vancouver, Visit Canada, visiting vancouver With 75 percent of the Canadian population living within 90 minutes from the US border, it is n…

10/07/2015

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