Hi, I’m Aly, one of the coaches of the Bound for Canada Coaching group. My group & I would like to assist you in how you plan and what steps to take in coming to Canada.
I’m based in Vancouver, British Columbia. I have lived and worked in Vancouver for the last 18 years. I am retired from the healthcare-related jobs that I did. I have experience in dealing with work permits and sponsoring a family member. I have other relevant experience to assist applicants. My colleagues and I can share our knowledge with you, so you don’t end up dealing with other people that may take advantage of you. We offer our honesty and experience and provide as much support as we can.
Watch my interview here about my immigration story.
Hi, I’m Marita, one of the coaches of the Bound for Canada Coaching group. Our group & I would like to assist you in how you plan and what steps to take in coming to Canada.
I live and work in Winnipeg, Manitoba for the last 16 years. Presently I work as Clinical Research Assistant at the University of Manitoba. I have experience in dealing with Manitoba’s Nominee program and have gathered information useful to anyone who’d like to try coming to Canada. Our group wishes to share our knowledge with you, so you don’t end up dealing with other people that may take advantage of you. We offer our honesty and experience and provide as much support as we can.
Learn about the Manitoba Province Nominee Program here.
Hi, I’m Evelyn, one of the coaches of the Bound for Canada Coaching group. My colleagues & I would like to assist you in how you plan and what steps to take in coming to Canada.
For the last 28 years, initially on a student visa, I studied and worked in Calgary, Alberta; later, as PR and as a citizen, I have worked in Toronto, Ontario. I am working at a Toronto hospital for the last 13 years, with thankfully a fulfilling career. You too can have a satisfying career and purposeful life in Canada. Let us help you succeed. We can share experiences and knowledge that pertain to student and tourist visas; and permanent residence. Our group wishes to share our knowledge with you, so you don’t end up dealing with other people that may take advantage of you. We offer our honesty and experience and provide as much support as we can.
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Hi, I’m Judith, one of the coaches of the Bound for Canada Coaching group. My colleagues & I would like to assist you in how you plan and what steps to take in coming to Canada.
I live and work in Winnipeg, Manitoba for the last 15 years. Presently I work in an aerospace company. I have experience in dealing with Manitoba’s Nominee program and have gathered information useful to anyone who’d like to try coming to Canada. I have other relevant experiences and information I can share. Our group wishes to share our knowledge with you, so you don’t end up dealing with other people that may take advantage of you. We offer our honesty and experience and provide as much support as we can.
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As a Medical Lab Scientist here in the Philippines, I found this post really encouraging. I’ve been seriously considering Canada as both a career move and a place to eventually migrate with my family, and it’s helpful to see coaches openly sharing their experiences. What I’d love to understand better is how easy or difficult the process really is for someone in healthcare; what the basic requirements and qualifications are, and how long it usually takes to get there.
Knowing these details would give me a clearer picture of what steps I need to prepare for, both professionally and personally, as we plan for this big transition.
Hi Celia,
It depends on which province you want to apply because they have different employment opportunities. But generally, healthcare jobs are priorities in most, if not all provinces.
If you have a family or a friend who can sponsor you, you have more and faster chances to be approved.
Here’s a link that you can explore if you want to apply to Manitoba, to read the eligibility criteria and the point system that they look into.
Eligibility – Skilled Worker Overseas | Manitoba Immigration
Please listen to this interview to learn more:
Good luck with your application!
Marita