“Questions and Answers about Immigration to Australia, Canada, and New Zealand”

Question 1: I don’t have an IELTS exam, can I apply for immigration?

Answer: No, you must pass an IELTS exam with a minimum score of 6 in each band.

Question 2: Is IELTS the only acceptable language exam for immigration?

Answer: No, Australia and New Zealand also accept other exams, such as TOEFL, PTE, and Cambridge English.

Question 3: Do I need to get my degree evaluated and certified before applying for immigration?

Answer: Yes, you need to get your degree evaluated by an accredited agency before applying for immigration to any of these countries.

Question 4: Do I need to have work experience to apply for immigration?

Answer: No, Australia and New Zealand do not require work experience if you can meet the points requirement. Canada requires at least one year of work experience to be eligible for immigration.

Question 5: Do I need to have work experience in my field of study?

Answer: Yes, you need to prove that your work experience is related to your field of study in order to qualify for immigration.

Question 6: I’m old, can I apply for immigration?

Answer: Australia accepts applications from people up to the age of 50, New Zealand up to the age of 55, and Canada without an age limit, as long as you meet the points requirement.

Question 7: How do I calculate my points?

Answer: There are many different calculators available online that can help you calculate your points for immigration to Australia, Canada, and New Zealand.

Question 8: Are there any other requirements besides IELTS, evaluation, and points for immigration?

Answer: No, these are the basic requirements.

Question 9: If I meet the points requirement, take the IELTS, and get my degree evaluated, will I be guaranteed a visa?

Answer: No, the points system is competitive, and the best applicants are invited to apply for a visa. Meeting the points requirement does not guarantee a visa.

Question 10: Do I need to pay any fees before applying for a visa?

Answer: Yes, you will need to pay a fee to evaluate your degree and a fee to take the IELTS. For Australia and Canada, the application process is free in the early stages, but you will need to pay a visa fee if you are invited to apply. New Zealand charges a fee for the application process.

Question 11: How do I get points from my spouse for immigration?

Answer: Your spouse must take the IELTS and have their degree evaluated in order to get points for immigration.

Question 12: If I don’t need points from my spouse, do they still need to take the IELTS?

Answer: No, your spouse does not need to take the IELTS if you are applying to Canada. However, they must take the IELTS if you are applying to Australia or New Zealand.

Question 13: Who can I add to my visa application?

Answer: You can only add your spouse and children to your visa application. Australia and New Zealand have age limits for children, 23 years old in Australia and 24 years old in New Zealand.

Question 14: Do I need to prove my financial ability to immigrate?

Answer: No, Australia and New Zealand do not require you to prove your financial ability to immigrate. However, Canada requires you to show proof of financial ability to support yourself and your family.

Question 15: Are there any other requirements for getting a visa?

Answer: Yes, you and your family members must pass a medical examination and provide proof of good character from all countries where you have lived for more than one year.

Question 16: Can my application be rejected?

Answer: Yes, your application may be rejected if you provide false information, fail the medical examination, or cannot provide proof of good character.

Question 17: What are the benefits of the visa I will receive?

Answer: The visa you will receive is a permanent residency visa that allows you to live, work, and study in the country indefinitely. You will also be eligible to apply for citizenship after four years in Canada and Australia and five years in New Zealand.

Question 18: Do I have to work in my field of study only on this visa?

Answer: No, you are free to work in any field you want. You can also study or do anything else.

Question 19: Is the government required to provide me with support, such as housing, employment, or other assistance, with this visa?

Answer: No, the government is only required to provide you with basic benefits, such as health insurance and free education for your children. You may need to wait for a period of time before you are eligible for other forms of support.

Question 20: What if my name on my degree is different from my name on my passport? Will my application be accepted or rejected?

Answer: You can submit a statutory declaration stating what happened, or you can try to renew your passport or obtain new documents with the correct names.

Question 21: What is the difference between General IELTS and Academic IELTS?

Answer: There are three main differences:

Purpose: General IELTS is for immigration purposes, while Academic IELTS is for studying abroad or for some professional exams.
Content: Both tests have the same four sections (listening, reading, writing, and speaking). However, the reading section is different. In the academic section, the passages are all about academic topics, while in the general section, the passages are about a variety of topics, including general news, advertisements, and personal experiences. The writing section is also different. In the general section, there are two tasks: a letter and an essay. In the academic section, there are two tasks: a report and an essay.
Scores: The scoring system is different for the two tests. In general, it is easier to get a high score on the academic test than on the general test.

Question 22: What is the difference between evaluation and equivalence?

Answer: Evaluation is the process of having your degree assessed by a recognized agency to determine its equivalence to a degree in the destination country. Equivalence is the process of having your degree recognized by the professional body in the destination country.

Question 23: What are the evaluation agencies for Canada and their links?

Answer: There are seven evaluation agencies in Canada. The most popular agency is WES. WES evaluates all types of degrees and is the fastest agency to respond. The cost of the evaluation is CAD 322, and the turnaround time is 11 weeks.

1 _World Education Services
http://www.wes.org/fswp
2_International Qualifications Assessment Service
http://www.alberta.ca/iqas-immigration.aspx
3 __Comparative Education Service – University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies
http://www.learn.utoronto.ca/ces
4 _ International Credential Assessment Service of Canada
http://www.icascanada.ca/fsw
5 _International Credential Evaluation Service
http://www.bcit.ca/ices/eca/

This is a list of agencies that evaluate all types of degrees. You can choose the one you want and visit the website to learn about the prices and the expected response time.
6 _ Medical Council of Canada (the professional body for Doctors)
http://mcc.ca/repository/educational-credential-assessment/

Only for doctors7 _ Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (the professional body for Pharmacists)
http://www.pebc.ca/index.php/ci_id/3374/la_id/1.htm

This is for pharmacists only

A person asked me, where did you do your evaluation and why?

I told him that I did it at WES, even though I am a pharmacist, but it is possible and the difference is about 3000 Canadian dollars, which means about 4000 Egyptian pounds. So why don’t we all do it like this, what is the difference?

The difference is that when you travel and want to get your degree accredited, you must register with the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC). But because I am not sure if I will travel, I evaluated my degree at WES and that’s it, and I hope God will compensate me for the 322 Canadian dollars that WES took.

Is it okay for doctors to get their degrees evaluated at WES?

Honestly, I don’t know!

Now let’s talk about equivalence.

In Canada, equivalence is not required before travel, but you will not be able to work as a pharmacist there until you have completed the equivalence process, which consists of 3 parts. You may be able to work as a pharmacy assistant after completing the first part. Yes, a pharmacy assistant, you saw the shame, which means you will be stocking shelves and playing the role of an assistant here in Egypt. Of course, this is only for pharmacists, and I do not know the conditions for other professions.

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Immigration to Canada: FAQ

Question: What is the immigration system to Canada?

Answer: The immigration system to Canada is a system of skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and family members. The immigration system to Canada is divided into two systems: the federal system and the provincial system, depending on the province you want to immigrate to.

Question: What are the advantages of Canada and Quebec?

Answer: Canada has a very advanced economic, educational, health, and social level in the world. Canada is one of the seven largest industrial countries and one of the eight developed countries. Canadian citizenship opens many doors, such as traveling to any country in the world and working in the Commonwealth countries (Britain, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada) without the need for a work permit.

Question: What is life like in Canada?

Answer: Life in Canada is diverse. It is a mix of French people in Quebec and English people in the rest of the provinces, with a mix of Spaniards from Latin America, Asians, and Africans.

Question: Is there an Islamic community in Canada?

Answer: Of course, Islam is spread throughout Canada, and many mosques and Islamic schools are almost in every city and province. However, the largest communities are concentrated in Montreal, Toronto, Calgary, Edmonton, and Vancouver.

Question: What if my file encounters any problems?

Answer: The office is responsible for the files and any problems until the file reaches the embassy interview. Here is the role of the applicant to prepare the questions and prepare well for the interview.

Question: What is a work experience certificate and how do I write it?

Answer: The work experience certificate is for one year or more and clarifies the start of work, its type, and some of the tasks you perform. The phone numbers of the workplace must appear at the bottom. It is also essential to be insured in this work to be recognized by the embassy.

Question: Is it necessary to be insured at work?

Answer: Despite the fact that most companies in Egypt do not insure their employees, the embassy wants to make sure of the validity of the work experience certificate. Work insurance is very important.

Question: What are the required qualifications?

Answer: All those who have a college or institute, at least a two-year institute or a diploma in certain specializations such as welding, carpentry, plumbing, and electricity, and must have one year or more experience.

Question: How do I apply if I have a diploma in commerce or industry?

Answer: Canada’s immigration depends on your obtaining a number of points that qualify you to travel to Canada. If you meet these points, you will be able to immigrate. Although diplomas have weak points, it is possible to compensate for this weakness by being married and having children who give you points. You must also study French and reach level nine in it, and thus compensate for what you will lose due to the certificate.

Question: I have a diploma, but my wife has a college or institute degree, is it possible to apply?

Answer: Of course, you can apply, but it would be better to apply in the name of your wife as the main applicant and you with her as a secondary applicant.

Question: Are there any specializations in high demand?

Answer: Yes, such as graduates of colleges of commerce, pharmacy, engineering in all its branches, science, medicine, social service, and some trades such as welding, carpentry, and plumbing.

Question: What if I submitted a forged work experience certificate?

Answer: The problem with the work experience certificate is that the embassy makes random calls to your workplace before granting you a visa. If it is discovered that you do not work in this place or this work does not exist at all, your paper will be stopped permanently.

Question: Is it possible to submit more than one work experience certificate?

Answer: Yes, but the last five years are required.

Question: How do I get my academic certificates?

Answer: Secondary and high school certificates are issued by the educational administration and translated by the administration itself. The college certificate is issued by the student affairs department at the relevant college in English as well.

Question: What if I have a certificate that is not translated?

Answer: Any paper submitted must be in English or French except for a passport, a visa, a photo, and a military certificate. These do not need to be translated if you are applying to Quebec. If you are applying to federal, you translate the visa, the photo, and the military certificate.

Question: Where do I get my marriage certificate and family register?

Answer: From the Ministry of Justice in Lazghli, Sadat Zaghloul Metro in Cairo, request them in English. If you are single, you can get your family registered from the civil registry and translate it at a translation office.

Question: What about a birth certificate?

Answer: From the Ministry of Health, and it is also issued in English.

Question: I have a valid passport, but it has a rejection visa from one of the countries.

Answer: It is best to make another new passport.

Question: How many photos are required from the passport and do I need to translate them?

Answer: A photo is required up to page number 8 and it is not translated. If there are any visas on the passport, you can also translate them, except for rejection visas.

Question: I travelled to a country and I do not want to mention it in the file, what should I do?

Answer: Just make a new passport.

Question: Do I need to get a passport for the children?

Answer: Yes, you must get a passport for everyone who will be travelling with you, even if it is a baby.

Question: I want to immigrate alone and leave my wife and children in Egypt

Answer: When applying for immigration, you must apply for the entire family (wife and children) with you and pay the fees. However, in the case of travel, you can travel before them and then join you later before the visa expires, which is one year.

Question: Is there a medical examination before travel?

Answer: Yes, it is a formal examination of general health. The visa is valid for one year from the date of the medical examination.

Question: What are the diseases that prevent travel?

Answer: AIDS and tuberculosis, but the C virus does not prevent travel, except in Arab countries.

Question: What are the immigration fees to Canada or Quebec?

Answer: The immigration fees for Quebec (French system) are $395 Canadian and $152 for each dependent. The immigration fees for the rest of the provinces, which is the federal (English system), are $550 for the primary applicant and $152 for the dependent.

Question: Is it possible not to pay for the children and wife and apply alone?

Answer: No, it is not possible unless you are divorced and the children live with the other party.

Question: How do I make a check?

Answer: If it is for Quebec, it will be addressed to the Ministry of Finance in Quebec – Le Ministre des Finances du Quebec. If it is federal, it will be addressed to the Receiver General For Canada. Any bank that has foreign transactions can do it.

Just tell them that you want to make a certified check for that address, or an international check, or a money order – international cheque – certified cheque.

Question: What if the check is lost from me or in the mail?

Answer: It is very easy to recover it and make another one, but only if you have kept a copy of the check or a bank statement.

Question: Who has the right to cash the check?

Answer: Only the person named on the check, is the Ministry of Finance in Quebec, Canada. This means that the money you paid was not paid to the office but to the Canadian government to study your file.

Question: I am afraid that I am being scammed.

Answer: You have the right to be afraid if you are going to pay any money to the office before you get your visa, but the office will not take a penny from you until you get your visa. The check for the embassy is necessary, and it is the fee for the Canadian Immigration Ministry. You can verify this with the embassy itself at Garden City, Mohamed Pasha Fahmy Street.

Question: Is it possible to get the check back after the embassy has received my file and started reviewing it?

Answer: No. The file review fee is non-refundable.

Question: Are there any fees for the immigration office?

Answer: No, not at all, except after obtaining a visa. After obtaining a visa, you agree to pay 20,000 Egyptian pounds.

Question: Do I need to have any documents authenticated by the Egyptian Foreign Ministry?

Answer: No, never.

Question: And what about a work permit? Do I need to obtain it before travelling?

Answer: No. You do not need any work permit because when you travel to Canada, you are treated as a Canadian citizen. You have all the rights and privileges, and you have no connection whatsoever with the Egyptian Ministry of Labor and Immigration.

Question: Is language a requirement for immigration?

Answer: Yes, for immigration to Canada, you must pass the IELTS exam if you are immigrating under the federal system. Quebec requires you to improve your French language skills through courses and workshops.

Question: Will I need the IELTS?

Answer: Yes, you will need to take the General IELTS and you must score at least 7 in each of the four sections: Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking in order to obtain the 16 points for language in the application.

Question: What is the difference between the General IELTS and the Academic IELTS?

Answer: The difference is in the Reading and Writing sections. For example, in the General section, the first task is to write an answer, while in the Academic section, you are required to interpret charts and tables. There is no difference in the Listening and Speaking sections. Pharmacists need the Academic IELTS for equivalence and the General IELTS for immigration.

Question: Does the IELTS exam have a validity period?

Answer: The IELTS exam is valid for two years from the date of the exam, but if you take it within one year after applying through the Simplified Application, it will be considered valid regardless of when the embassy responds to you.

Question: Is immigrating to Canada worth the effort?

Answer: If you consider the benefits and compare them to the effort, you will find that you are a winner. You are already working hard, so why not work harder and do something for yourself and your children? Canadian citizenship allows you to enter any country in the world. You will live in one of the richest and most beautiful countries in the world. The healthcare, social, and educational systems are also very high, which allows you to educate your children at a high academic level and in a safe environment.

Question: I am confused about whether to immigrate to Canada, the Arab countries, or Europe and Italy.

Answer: The salaries in the Arab countries are low, and the sponsor treats you very badly. In Europe, the situation is still difficult, and there are few job opportunities, and they may even be non-existent. In addition, it is difficult to obtain a legal residence or citizenship except through marriage. Canada, on the other hand, grants you permanent residency from day one, then citizenship. You are treated as a Canadian citizen there, and you have all the rights and privileges, as well as the availability of job opportunities, good salaries, and excellent services.

Question: What are the stages that the immigration file goes through?

Answer: Preparation of documents and check, and then sending the file. The embassy sends a letter of receipt and the start of its study after about a month. Then the embassy sends a letter with the date and place of the interview

Question: Is the visa valid for one year?

Answer: Yes, the visa is valid for one year from the date of the medical examination. You must enter Canada within this year, otherwise, you will need to take another medical examination to obtain another visa.

Question: Does the office provide preparation for the interview at the embassy?

Answer: Of course, the office prepares you and your wife and provides you with all the information you need.

Question: What is the interview about?

Answer: The interviewer wants to know from you how you will live in Canada, how you will look for work, what your plans are, and how you will face difficulties there.

Question: Give me an idea of the questions that I might be asked in the interview.

Answer: For example, you will be asked why you are travelling to Canada, why you chose Canada over the United States or Australia, why Quebec specifically, what you intend to do when you travel and tell me about your work in Egypt and why you are leaving Egypt and what you will do if you do not find a job.

Question: Are there people who travel without an interview?

Answer: Yes, there are people who get their approval delivered to their home because Canada’s immigration depends on your obtaining a number of points that you get from educational certificates, experience, the number of children and wife, and language. If your grades are below the required grade, you will enter an interview, but if you pass the required grades, you do not need an interview. This happens in the case of submitting the TCF or TEF exam with your file. Immigration under the federal system does not have an interview.

Question: Give me an example of someone who can get a visa without an interview.

Answer: Someone with a certificate of accountant, engineer, chemist, pharmacist, doctor, social service, or with a doctorate, married, with two or more children, and with the Delft or Delft or TCF or TEF exam in French or with the IELTS in English. This is no longer in need of an interview because the purpose of the interview is to measure the level of language and since you sent an international exam recognized by the embassy proving your proficiency in the language to the required level, there is no need for an interview and you will receive a letter of approval and then you will send your passport to obtain the visa.

Question: Does your site provide assistance after obtaining the visa?

Answer: Yes, our site, through our services, qualifies those who have obtained the approval of the embassy in the interview or those who have obtained the approval without an interview and are waiting for the visa, taking advantage of this period before travelling to prepare immigrants for life in Canada and equivalence of educational certificates and others.

Question: Is your site obligated to find us a job or accommodation in Canada?

Answer: No. Our role is only to help you obtain a visa for yourself and your family and to prepare you for life in Canada before travelling. Work and accommodation are a simple matter that can be arranged in the early days of travel.

Question: What is meant by family?

Answer: The family is the wife and children, and the father and mother and siblings are not meant. Therefore, when you are asked to make a family register, mention the wife and children if you are married, and if you are single, mention your mother, father, and siblings.

Question: How do I do the equivalence of my certificates?

Answer: Each specialization has its own equivalence, which is different from the other. The most famous is the equivalence of businessmen, doctors, pharmacists, and engineers. This starts in preparation for it after obtaining the approval of the embassy and the office will help you in that.

Question: Do some immigrants fail despite their high educational qualifications?

Answer: Yes, it fails those who are unable to equate his certificate, either because it is weak in language level or laziness and do not want to study and do not tire themselves, and these people blame Canada, while most succeed in reversing the previous reasons.

Question: Is it a good idea to start studying from scratch and change my career?

Answer: Studying in general is a profitable project from all sides. If your field of study in Egypt does not have opportunities in Canada, it is best to start studying something new that is in demand in Canada. As for changing careers and studying several certificates, this is a common thing in Canada and you will find some people studying when they are in their 70s.

Question: What are the benefits of getting a certificate from Canada?

Answer: A very big advantage, first, you can

Question: What are the requirements for studying in Canada?

Answer: To study in Canada, you must first know the requirements of each university in terms of language proficiency. You must pass a language test, either French or English, depending on your program. For example, a university may require a score of 80% on the TOEFL IBT or 7 on the IELTS, or any other exam that the university recognizes.

Then, you must meet the university’s academic requirements. Some universities do not accept grades lower than good or very good, which is called GPA (Grade Point Average). GPA is measured on a scale of 4, where 4 = 100%. For example, a university may require a GPA of 3, which is 75%, or 2, which is 50%.

Finally, you must meet the requirements for the courses you have taken in high school and college. For example, if you are a humanities student but want to study pharmacy or engineering in Canada, you must first study courses such as chemistry, physics, biology, or mathematics. Then, you can apply to the university and wait for their response. The university may approve your application, or they may request that you take some courses that you did not take in Egypt. In this case, you can take these courses at a college or other university that offers them. You can also take them online while you are still in Egypt.

Here are some additional details about the requirements for studying in Canada:

Language proficiency: You must demonstrate your proficiency in English or French, depending on the program you are applying to. You can do this by taking a recognized language test, such as the TOEFL IBT or IELTS.
Academic standing: You must have a good GPA, typically 3 or higher out of 4. You can check the requirements for the specific program you are interested in.
Equivalent education: If you have a degree from a non-Canadian institution, you may need to have it evaluated by an approved agency. This will ensure that your degree meets the requirements of the Canadian university you are applying to.

Cost of studying in Canada:

The cost of studying in Canada varies depending on the university and program. In general, tuition fees for international students are higher than for Canadian citizens and permanent residents. You will also need to factor in the cost of living, such as housing, food, and transportation.

Financial aid:

There are a number of financial aid options available to international students in Canada. These options can help you cover the cost of tuition, living expenses, and other costs. You can find more information about financial aid for international students on the website of the Canadian government.

Question: What is the study system in Canada?

Answer: After receiving your university acceptance letter, you will need to pay tuition fees. The cost of tuition varies depending on the university and program. If you are an international student, you will pay more than if you are a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.

In addition to tuition fees, you will also need to factor in the cost of living, such as housing, food, and transportation. The cost of living in Canada is generally higher than in Egypt.

International students who are not on a study visa are not allowed to work full-time in Canada. They can work part-time, but they are limited to 20 hours per week during the school year and 40 hours per week during the summer.

International students who are on a study visa are allowed to work full-time after they have completed their first six months of studies.

Here are some additional details about the study system in Canada:

Tuition fees: Tuition fees for international students at Canadian universities are typically higher than for Canadian citizens and permanent residents. The cost of tuition varies depending on the university and program.
Cost of living: The cost of living in Canada varies depending on the city or province. In general, the cost of living in major cities is higher than in smaller towns or rural areas.
Work permits: International students who are not on a study visa are not allowed to work full-time in Canada. International students who are on a study visa are allowed to work full-time after they have completed their first six months of studies.

Financial aid:

Question: Can I apply for immigration and study at the same time to save time and get two birds with one stone?

Answer: Yes, you can apply for immigration and study at the same time. You can apply for a study visa while you are in Egypt, and then apply for permanent residency once you have completed your studies. This is a great way to save time and money, as you will be able to live and work in Canada while you are studying.

Question: I want to move to Canada, but I want to live a decent life without having to wash dishes or work as a salesman.

Answer: To live a decent life in Canada, you will need to have a degree in a field that is in high demand. This will give you the best chance of finding a well-paying job. If you do not have a degree in a high-demand field, you may need to consider further education or training.

Here are some examples of high-demand fields in Canada:

Healthcare-Technology-Engineering-Science – Business

Question: I am not interested in studying, but I want to start my own business.

Answer: That is fine, but you will need to have enough cash on hand. The government offers a number of programs and resources to help small businesses. You will also need to understand the commercial law of the province where you want to start your business.

Question: What if I can’t find a job in Canada?

The Canadian government provides a number of social programs to help people who are unemployed. These programs can provide you with financial assistance and other support.

Question: What if I get sick and can’t work?

The Canadian government also provides health insurance to all permanent residents. This insurance will cover your medical expenses if you get sick or injured.

Question: Are there any Islamic schools in Canada for children?

Yes, there are many Islamic schools in Canada. These schools offer a variety of educational programs that are based on Islamic principles. You will need to do your research to find a school that is right for your child.

Question: I want to immigrate to Canada, but I am afraid for my children’s education in a Western society.

It is understandable to be concerned about your children’s education in a new country. There are a number of things you can do to help your children adjust to their new environment. You can also research schools and programs that are specifically designed for immigrant children.

Here are some tips for helping your children adjust to a new culture:

Talk to your children about your concerns.
Help them learn about the new culture.
Encourage them to participate in activities that will help them meet other children.
Be patient and understanding.

Question: What about security, safety, and the government system?

Answer: Canadian society is characterized by peace and security. The government system is stable and citizens enjoy all political and social rights.

Question: Is there racism against Islam and Arabs?

Answer: Racism is one of the most heavily fought-against issues in Canadian law. The law fights racism because Canadian society is a melting pot of hundreds of nationalities from all over the world. There is no dominant nationality, so racism cannot exist.

Question: When will I get Canadian citizenship?

You must reside in Canada for three years, either continuously or intermittently, to obtain citizenship.

Question: Do I have to stay for a continuous period, or will my residence be cancelled?

You can travel and return to Canada at any time. However, to maintain permanent residency, you must reside in Canada for two years, either continuously or intermittently, out of the first five years. You have the right to travel to or from Canada at any time.

Question: What are the benefits of Canadian citizenship?

Citizenship allows you to live in Canada or leave it whenever you want, without being bound by a certain period of time, as is the case with permanent residence. It also allows you to enter any country in the world with ease. There is no need to talk about Canada’s protection of its citizens, as God is the protector.

Question: Where are Quebec immigration interviews held?

In the Canadian embassy in Egypt, in Garden City, Mohamed Pasha Fahmy Street, Cairo, or in Syria.

Question: I want to immigrate without a job interview.

In that case, you must immigrate federally under the English system or immigrate to Quebec by passing the DELF or DALF exam and passing the required grades.

Question: On what basis is acceptance or rejection determined in the interview?

Answer: The fact that you have reached the interview means that your paperwork is in order. The interviewer wants to see your enthusiasm and interest, and he wants to know what you have to offer Canada and what you plan to do when you immigrate. He also wants to make sure that the documents you submitted are genuine, such as your work experience certificate and other documents.

Question: Do the children attend the interview with me?

Answer: No. None of the children attended the interview. You attend alone, and if you are married, your spouse attends with you.

Question: Can I reschedule the interview and how many times can I reschedule it?

Answer: You can reschedule the interview once for a valid reason, such as if you are sick or if one of your children is sick and you cannot leave them alone.

Question: What are the documents I should take with me to the interview?

Answer: You should take the same documents that you submitted, but the originals. We send copies of the documents, and you keep the originals to take to the interview. You should also take a printed copy of your job search results from the internet.

Question: When I travel, I want to send my mother, father, and siblings to live with me.

Answer: You can easily send your mother, father, and spouse to live with you. Your siblings will take a little longer.

Question: I got the visa as a bachelor and I want to get married.

Answer: You can get married before you travel to Canada or after you arrive. If you get married before you travel, you can have the marriage registered with the Canadian government. If you get married after you arrive, you can apply for your spouse to immigrate to Canada.

Question: I am divorced or separated and I have children. Can they travel with me?

Answer: Yes, they can.

Question: I have children over the age of 18. How can they immigrate with me?

Answer: They can immigrate if they are students who are not married.

Question: I want to immigrate to Canada, but I am not in Egypt.

Answer: There is no problem. You can immigrate from anywhere in the world.

Question: How should I arrange my steps: take the IELTS submit the immigration papers or start with the equivalence?

Answer: Submit the immigration papers, pass the IELTS, and then the equivalence.

Question: I want to apply for the IELTS from Egypt. Follow the following:

How to apply:

Fill out the form
Two recent photos with a white background
A copy of your passport or ID card
Pay EGP 850

Submit the above to the British Council branch in El-Agouz or Alexandria.

Exam dates:

Question: Does the IELTS exam have a validity period?

The IELTS exam is valid for two years from the date of the exam. However, if you take it within one year of applying using the Simplified Application method, it will be considered valid regardless of when the embassy responds. However, immigration requirements state that the exam should not be more than one year old from the date of the exam if you apply using the Simplified Application method.

Good luck to all members of the forums and groups of the Arab Immigrants Academy.

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Immigration to Canada: FAQ

Based on the request of our esteemed members interested in Australia, we have collected for you some of the important and frequently asked questions throughout the day in the group and answered them.

First of all, we all need to know that immigration without IELTS or its equivalent is impossible, even if I complete my points, I must get a score of 6666 at least, and the age must not exceed 45 years old when receiving the invitation, and the qualification and experience must be equated by the Australian authorities, and the job must be required in the Australian lists. You can know whether your profession is required or not, the destination of qualification and experience equivalence

Question: Is it possible to immigrate to Australia without IELTS or its equivalent?

Answer: No, it is not possible. You must obtain a minimum score of 6666 on the IELTS or its equivalent to be eligible for immigration to Australia.

Question: What is the maximum age for immigration to Australia?

Answer: The maximum age for immigration to Australia is 45 years old. However, there are some exceptions to this rule, such as if you have a spouse or partner who is a citizen or permanent resident of Australia.

Question: Do I need to have my qualifications and experience evaluated by Australian authorities?

Answer: Yes, you must have your qualifications and experience evaluated by Australian authorities in order to be eligible for immigration to Australia.

Question: Is the job I want to do in Australia in demand?

Answer: You can check whether your profession is in demand in Australia by visiting the website of the Department of Immigration and Border Protection.

https://www.legislation.gov.au/Details/F2017L00850

Question: Does the spouse, whether husband or wife, need to take IELTS?

Answer: Yes, the spouse must take the IELTS test and score a total of 4.55 or its equivalent in any Australian-approved language test in the final result of the test, regardless of how many bands they scored in each band of the test. In the event of receiving an invitation and not submitting the language test results for the wife/husband, you will be required to pay 4800 Australian dollars to guarantee the issuance of the visa.

Question: What are the conditions for obtaining 5 points from the spouse?

Answer: To obtain 5 points from the spouse, the spouse must have a job that is in demand in Australia and the qualification is only equated by the responsible authority in accordance with the mentioned in lists of required professions.

Note that the spouse’s profession must be on the same list as the main applicant and obtain 6666 in the IELTS test or its equivalent in any test recognized by the Australian Immigration Department.

Question: The right age to apply to Australia

Answer: No less than 18 years old and no more than 45 years old.

Question: The difference between visas 189/190/489

Answer: 189/This is an unlimited visa with conditions. The one who gets a grant can work anywhere and move as he pleases, and after four years, he has the right to apply for citizenship.

Visa 190/This is a state nomination, you must work in this state for two years, and then you can move at your convenience.

These two visas give you the right to insurance, education, and citizenship for you and your children.

489/ This is a work visa for 44 years and has two types: one type of regional county nomination within a specific state and another type is family sponsorship, which is in the case of having first- or second-degree relatives in Australia with Australian residence or citizenship and they submit an application for sponsorship of the applicant, but this does not negate the fact that the same conditions apply to him, from language test, equivalency, and maximum age limit.

Both give 10 points in the event of approval of the nomination request, whether it is a county or a family.

Question: I don’t have experience, is it possible to immigrate?

Answer: Theoretically, it is possible you achieve the 600 points without the need for experience points, but there are agencies that require a minimum of experience in order to accept the equivalence of the qualification itself and be aware that the Australian immigration system is based on competition, so the 60 points mean that you can apply, but this is not a guarantee that you will be selected.

Question: Do the documents after translation need to be authenticated?

Answer: No, of course, Australia does not require authentication, send it directly. Unless the equivalence authority requests a copy of the original documents, in this case, you need to authenticate your documents from an office accredited by the immigration department or from the Australian embassy in your country and you do not need to authenticate the foreign ministry.

Question: Is it considered experience if I trained before graduation?

Answer: The experience must have been obtained after graduation and obtaining the qualification. Experience before graduation is considered training, not practical experience.

Question: How do I calculate immigration points?

Answer: You calculate your points from here.

https://www.migration.tas.gov.au/points_calculator

Question: Who are the people I can add to the visa?

Answer: Partner and children.

Question: What about my parents? I want them to come with me.

Answer: After you go, God willing, and settle down, you can apply for a second visa for your parents, but it is expensive, about 20,000 dollars, and you are responsible for in everything. However, there is a cheaper way to apply for a tourist visa for them, and since you are a resident, this gives strength to the file you submit and is usually approved.

Question: Does Australia accept other than IELTS?

Answer: Of course, do not limit yourself to the following:

PTE
TOEFL (iBT)
OET
CAE**

Question: What if my name on the experience certificate is not the same as my passport, for example, it is quadruple instead of quintuple or a changed letter, for example?

Answer: In this case, you either need to do a statutory deceleration explaining why this change occurred, or you need to change your passport to the correct data and name that is on the certificates.

Question: Is it required when I go to work the same job as the visa?

Answer: No, it is not required.

Question: Can experience be different from the specialization?

Answer: In most specializations and assessment bodies, unfortunately, it is required that the experience be the same specialization, unlike in Canada. In some bodies, they accept a difference in qualification from experience, but years of experience are deducted, and the deduction may reach 6 years of experience.

Question: Do dentists have immigration?

Answer: Yes, of course, but you must pass the Australian board before travelling. In fact, it is said that doctors and pharmacists have better opportunities in Canada as the assessment is easier regardless of whether they work when they go or not. As for engineers, their opportunities will be higher in Australia.

Question: Where is the medical examination, and do I just do it?

Answer: The place was originally Anglo-American, but now it has changed to a hospital called Mecca, according to the people who were blessed and did it recently. Of course, the whole family has a medical examination, even if you are the one travelling alone.

Question: Is it possible to convert or break the tourist visa from there?

Answer: Absolutely not, nor can you even work.

Question: What is the validity period of the assessment?

Answer: Its validity is 5 years, but it is possible that you will be asked for a new IELTS.

Question: I heard that the validity of IELTS is 3 years, is that true?

Answer: Yes, it is true.

Question: Is the 60 points still the minimum for submission, or has it changed to 70?

Answer: The points have not changed, all that happened is that the round increases in July due to the high competition, then it starts to calm down and return to 60 in August/September/October/November, then it increases again according to the competitive numbers, and you may find the jobs that do not have high competition, their rounds are the same as they are.

Question: If I have 55/60/65 and I hear that the round takes a high score, should I apply or not?

Answer: Of course, apply and open a visa 189/190/4899 and rely on God. Just be well-studied in your affairs in the region, jobs, housing conditions, and so on.

Question: If I studied for a master’s degree for two years or a doctorate, can I apply for PR?

Answer: Of course, you can, because you are allowed to work part-time, so the two years will be counted as one year of work, and this will be very beneficial for you in terms of points and priority for winning because you studied there. All of these are points in your favour.

Question: What are the diseases that prevent the owner?

Answer: If the cost of the disease to the state is more than 250,000 Australian dollars per year, unfortunately, it will be rejected even if it is one pound. Second, some diseases may be rejected in some jobs. Therefore, each applicant for a job must research well and analyze it, as they say, to avoid risk.

Question: If one of my certificates was not registered with insurance and the salary was cash, no bank transfer? What is the solution?

Answer: In this case, there is nothing you can do but bring payslips, which is the receipt that you used to receive salaries from the company and that covers the entire period. We must say that it is not strong evidence and there is a possibility that it will not be taken into account because the original in evidence is that it is from a third party other than you and the company.

Question: Is racism higher than in Canada?

Answer: The issue of racism is not in the form that is circulating, you will find it in individual cases, you will find that there may be an unpleasant look or a word that bothers you from someone, but there is a law that criminalizes and prevents racism. If this person practices racism with you explicitly, he knows that the law will protect you, so he will not do it in a disturbing way. This has become the case for Arabs everywhere, unfortunately, but the advantage here is that the law protects you and will be applied in favour of this Australian.

Immigration to Australia: FAQ

Question: Calculating the costs of immigration to Australia?

Answer: You can calculate the costs of the visa itself for you and your family from this link.

https://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Visa-1/189-…

Question: After the immigrant arrives in Australia, does the government provide him with housing, work, or anything?

Answer: No, Australia is not responsible for housing or work, and you do not even have the right to receive assistance when you first arrive. The only thing is assistance for children.

Question: When is Australian citizenship obtained after immigration? What are its benefits?

Answer: You are entitled to take the Australian citizenship test after 44 years from the date of issuance of permanent residence and residence in Australia for a certain period.

Question: Is it possible to travel while still a student or a recent graduate?

Answer: If you are still a student, it will not be useful. If you are a recent graduate, it is possible.

Question: Is it necessary to have a lawyer to facilitate the procedures?

Answer: No, it is not necessary at all, and no one has the authority to speed up the procedures or facilitate them or affect in any way the course of immigration procedures. The matter is based on the competence of the applicant only.

Question: How do I get a work contract to Australia?

Answer: By entering Australian job sites and looking for a company that hires people who are not residents. This is generally very rare, as all ads require people who are already in Australia and are residents and have the right to work. The matter is within the realm of the impossible after the restrictions that were imposed on Visa 457.

Question: Is it possible to enter Australia to study and then apply for immigration from there?

Answer: Yes, it is possible.

Question: Is it possible to enter Australia with a tourist visa?

Answer: It is very difficult for them to believe that you are travelling half the world to have fun with them for a week or two and then return, but theoretically it is possible, of course.

Question: What are the accreditation bodies for degrees in Australia?

Answer: Each profession and specialization has a different accreditation body with different fees, applications, and systems.

Question: To what extent does the list of professions in Australia change?

Answer: It changes according to the change in the labour market and its requirements. For example, if a certain job is fully qualified, it is removed from the lists, and the professions that are close to the limit of satisfaction are flagged, meaning that the market has begun to saturate with the owners of this profession and is nominated for removal from the lists soon.

Question: How long does it take for the visa to be issued?

Answer: This depends on the type of visa that was invited to.

189 from 8 to 11 months after the invitation

190 from 9 to 13 months after the invitation

Question: My job is not included in the list of required jobs. Can I get a visa?

Answer: Unfortunately, no.

Question: Are architects’ certificates equivalent or not?

Answer: Of course, they are equivalent, but the equivalence body requires that the study be 55 years old. That is why it is difficult to evaluate graduates of the engineering department of architecture, as they have a preparatory year and 4 years of architecture. However, fine arts are easily approved, or the Arab Academy, and here is a link to the experience of evaluating an architect for one of our members.

https://m.facebook.com/groups/283255795167217?view=permalink&id=787190898107035

Question: What is the meaning of equivalence of degrees?

Answer: The equivalence of a certificate means that the scientific content and materials that were studied in your country to obtain the qualification are evaluated and compared to the scientific content that the Australian citizen takes to obtain the same qualification.

In the same way, experience is equated by comparing the job duties that you do in your job at your workplace and comparing them to the Australian code of job duties that the owner of this profession is supposed to do in Australia.

www.legislation.gov.au
legislation.gov.au

Question: Can I raise my children in an Islamic way in a foreign country? I am worried that the law there will take them away from me after the legal age, which is that a boy or girl after the age of 16 has no authority over their parents.

Answer: I have always believed that the only safety valve in this matter is to raise the child Islamically, instil values in them, teach them religion, and monitor them from the beginning of their awareness to the age of five to seven. This is like a reinforced concrete foundation inside the child, and any other shells that will catch up with them will be easy to clean up immediately by following up, and the seed will remain intact.

So, you have been working for 15/16 years to plant and establish a religion, righteousness, religion, monitoring, and Islamic education with care. It is impossible that after reaching the age set in these Western countries, all of this will go with the wind unless you have not tightened and improved the construction.

Education is a great responsibility in all environments, and Egypt has not become an easy environment for education. So, we should raise our children on cleanliness in these countries, the most important thing is to plan for their education, follow-up, and care.

Question: I am a ceramic technician, or an electrician, or … Do we have immigration and evaluation?

Answer: You have an evaluation and you must have a certificate of the trade “diploma of industries for example” in addition to experience, insurance, and IELTS not less than 6666.

And of course, we recommend reading the pinned post very well, as it will open up accurate entrances to your questions, and thus the accurate question will be the focus of the attention of the admins while they are working.

Questions that are marked as “approve” have priority because they indicate that the person has done their research and is not asking a duplicate question. Here is the link to the post that explains this.

https://m.facebook.com/groups/283255795167217?view=permalink&id=723846494441476

And the second most important piece of advice is to review the series of videos “Way to Australia” by Engineer Mohamed Sobhi. Here is the link.
https://www.yallahejra.com/vb/showthread.php?t=2318

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