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The latest news on the Canadian Immigration front is that Canada ’s doors (for immigration) are on the verge of closing, while New Zealand has already done that, according to a well-known Canadian consultant.

Also, there is a chance that the ‘pass marks’ needed to qualify for Canadian immigration is expected to change from the currently set 67 points. Therefore, the emphasis was now to make complete and proper applications without delay, the consultant has advised.

“Last December, New Zealand passed new legislation, which virtually rules out Asian Gulf expatriates. Also, the AGCC and ‘home country’ experience is no longer recognised. All applicants need a job offer in the ‘right job’, Brian Telfer, managing director of ISIS International Management Consultants, who will be in town today and tomorrow at Muscat InterContinental Hotel, said.

“Unscrupulous consultants are offering job offers but unless it’s a genuine job, no points will be awarded,” he noted.

The New Zealand consulate in Dubai refuses most AGCC expatriates’ visit visas to go to New Zealand in search of a job. “So to all intents and purposes New Zealand has introduced a selection criteria, which is very similar to Australia ’s “all white” immigration policy of the 1950s and 1960s,” Brian said.

“Canada by lowering the pass mark has achieved its goal of encouraging large numbers of immigration applications. Delhi is receiving more applications in a week than the previous year.

“In Muscat, the British Council is renting rooms at Muscat InterContinental Hotel to accommodate the rush of applicants to take the English Test (IELTS ). But, over 80 per cent of applicants fail IELTS due to lack of preparation, nevertheless, worldwide those passing IELTS and reaching the 67 points pass mark is fast approaching the quota Canada has set,” Brian said.

New immigration minister Judy Sgro will be reviewing the numbers, so a pass mark change is expected shortly, he noted.

“Applications who delay will obviously lose their chance. Unfortunately rushing an incomplete submission is not acceptable under the new Immigration Act, the embassy will either return or refuse such applications,” he noted.

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messenger · Credits: 77773 My Scrapbook My Reading List 262569 Books

can some1 tell me when is the next mcce and how to get the forms plus the cost of mcce exam thanks

mikee · Credits: 77773 My Scrapbook My Reading List 262569 Books

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samson · Credits: 121 My Scrapbook

Dear Moderator,
Thank you for the update.
It is true all those who want to apply for Canada do it now.

Nagu · Credits: 2013 My Scrapbook

One question to all.

By becoming landed immigrant you can get into Canada . But then what about professionally? Are there any gaurantees or job assurity from the government? What will doctors do if they cannot practice their trade?

Sell pizza like so many others before us, maybe.

Chew on it, buddies.

samson · Credits: 121 My Scrapbook

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Quite right dear Nagu, no one would like to sell Pizzas, but you have to take the challenge in your new adventure. We can't be cowed by difficulties.
It is tough, but not difficult. Try it.

Nagu · Credits: 2013 My Scrapbook

You know, Samson buddy, I have news for you.

I was under the inmpression that DNB and then after that MRCP from UK would be the best thing to do to work in Canada .

I am from Canada but I have been here in India just to do the above. Guess why? Becos we are not getting any residency posts there.
Our MBBS and any training from India is not recognised.
Now I found that even after doing DNB and MRCP what they look at is, "have you trained abroad". And that my dear friend is what they want.

I have checked with the University and with Royal college. You will be one among 300-500 candidates for a given post. If you are lucky, good for you. If not????????

Giving up is something I do not suggest, Samson. But I know since I come from there that there are no gaurantees.

Instead, go to places like South Africa and do your PG there and believe me, my friend, you will be welcomed with open arms in Canada to work.
SA is a great country and I know for sure that you get the best hands-on experience there.

Hope this helps.

IMG · Credits: 77773 My Scrapbook My Reading List 262569 Books

Rules are changing

Check with the licensing authorities. Pretty soon grduates from South Africa wouldn't be allowed to work as GP in rural areas. They have to go through the same procedures as other IMG's. Canada is becoming more strict on foreign trained doctors and slowing closing doors for immigrants who are foreign trained doctors.

Nagu · Credits: 2013 My Scrapbook

Hi IMG,

I think I have replied to your other post just now.

Once again do let me know where to look or whom to contact for info and believe me it will help me and lots of others who are interested in getting into Canada for either practicing Medicine or for doing Post graduation.

Thanx.

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how does one get into the south african health system/?

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