Yes..........A letter of credit has a standard international format, which will be issued by your bank in your home country, to show to the Immigration officer, when you arrive at the port of entry in Canada. You must be able to show that you have enough money to be able to pay your own way while in...

A letter of credit is used by banks to prove that a named person has that amount deposited in their bank, back home, and that the bank will forward funds to a bank in Canada, for example, upon request. This is done by electronic means. A "certified cheque " is a guranteed method of payment...

I would STRONGLY suggest that you NOT carry that much cash with you while travelling to Canada. Ues a "letter of credit " or a bank draft, or a cashier's cheque, BUT for sure DON"T carry that amount in actual money. Two reasons not to do this...... Immigration officers will be immedia...

It is not a question of it being readable. In Canada you have to have either a Canadian issued driving licence, or a IDP. No choice. If you don't have one, you are liable to be arrested by the Police and charged with a criminal offence, namely "driving without a licence ". Insurance ? Do y...

Be aware that.............There is no upper age limit on applications to come to Canada, BUT you DO loose points on your application after you reach age 49. The farther past that age you are the fewer points you get to wards the needed 67 point total, to even be Considered, never mind be accepted to...

With your record of not following the Immigration rules in the UK, Canada will probably not accept your application. With so many good and honest applicants to choose from, why would we want you? Now that you have a degree, from a UK University, you want to skip out and land in Canada. How about wor...

Louis: I'm glad to be helpful to you, and you can e-mail me at buntingJ@hotmail.com How about some more information about Toronto, the surrounding cities, and Ontario, in general ? http://www.toronto.ca/ http://www.ontariotravel.net/TcisCtrl?site=consumers&key1=home&language=EN http://www.mi...

Hello: Why not forget Winterpeg.......... And take a look at the five cities that surround Toronto? Just like Atlanta, Toronto has a number of suburban cities, such as Mississauaga, Oakville, Brampton and Vaughan, that are great places to live, and lots of IT jobs, too. Mississauga is the fastest gr...