What happens in...... Past! Is quite relevant

Alright. Welcome back everyone, so good to see you!!!! Continuing where we left off our story but before we do that, in the interest of full disclosure, I would like to inform you that I am using  Google Analytics  for my blog. Now you might be wondering why am I boring you off with this irrelevant detail. To you perhaps it is but to me it helps me with a lot of useful insights that come directly from you. For example, I get to what part of the blog are you most interested in through a heat map or which link did you guys like most by clicking on it the most so I can find and post more information similar to that. It also tells me if my content is engaging enough or not by showing me the bounce rate i.e. how long did you stay on my blog and checked everything out presented here. I would try to pivot or present information with lower engagement in a different more engaging way if important or else omit it entirely for future if not so relevant. Okay, so after that long sleep...

Alright Good to see you guys are back. Proves my hypothesis that it is indeed a hot topic.  Fast forward all the grueling wait, impatience, challenges, hiccups and setbacks during your application process as Ashhad went through on  Ashhad's immigration story  Sentiments remain the same even if someone is coming to Canada as a student.We finally reach the D day. The day when its time for you to drag your over-sized and overweight bags to the airport for your flight. You have prepared a thousand counter arguments for the check in inspector appealing to their human side to gain all the sympathies so they let your baggage go without any penalty. The flight from Dubai is 14 hours long when direct. Million hours if you stop over in US. Funny thing about connecting flights to US is that one needs at least a visit visa from US to even get a connecting flight. It is highly advised against. Talking about flight, 14 hours is a really long time. On my way here, I tried sleepi...

Hello One of the popular topics regarding Canada (apart from a good looking Prime Minister and pristine natural resources) is their immigration program. The topic has been covered by global media outlets such as BBC, Business Insider, Forbes and Bloomberg all in praises of their program and its social and economic impacts. According to Canadian Bar Association there were approximately 4000 registered consultants in Canadian Society of Immigration Consultants (CSIC) in 2017. The way Canadian Immigration authorities identify people interested in any of their immigration programs is through a pool of people waiting for their invitation from the Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC). Their robust system which ranks people on multiple factors such as age, education, work experience, proficiency in English or French (two national languages of Canada) and adaptability to the country i.e previous stays and or having friends and family living here. Going back to 2017 there were roughly...