For those writing IELTS soon, these 10 resources are FREE and very useful when preparing for the test.

Share with others.

1) Goodluck IELTS- goodluckielts.com

2) IELTS Liz - ieltsliz.com

3) IOT- ieltsonlinetests.com

4) IELTS Buddy- ieltsbuddy.com
5) Road to IELTS - roadtoielts.com

Useful Youtube Channels

6) IELTS Simon - bit.ly/3dkAM9e

7) E2 IELTS - bit.ly/2Q1Bfld

8) IELTS Listening - bit.ly/2DV2sU8

9) EngVid - bit.ly/3eoJHru

10) IELTS Liz - youtube.com/user/ieltsliz
If you're writing IELTS to come to Canada as a permanent resident, you will do the General Training test

Try to also work towards CLB 9 & above (in IELTS this is at least Listening - 8, others 7)

CLB means Canadian Language Benchmark, and that's what your IELTS is converted to.
This is what the IELTS to Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) conversion looks like for Canadian immigration

The highest CLB you can get is 10. And the higher your CLB the higher your overall point (when added to your age, work experience, education, etc)

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This is based on certain conditions I explained below.

You may also need to SHOW the proof of settlement funds. So, don't leave meee yet!
Any time I get the question "how much will I spend to be a permanent resident in Canada?", the first answer in my head is "it depends"

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There are entrance scholarships in most (if not all) of the schools, and you don't need a separate application for this.

- You are considered based on info/docs submitted for admission
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Anyone telling you to just bring money is trying to swindle you.

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Again, for those who missed it earlier:

How to become a Permanent Resident in Canada in 8 steps (Express Entry)

1) Check eligibility bit.ly/3nYetLU

2) Write language test (English IELTS/CELPIP; French TEF/TCF) and aim for CLB 9 or more. Details bit.ly/39Vf3o0
3) Evaluate your Foreign Degree(s) with any organization here bit.ly/2BN5syV

4) Once 2 & 3 are done, calculate CRS Score here bit.ly/2tNPaWE

5) Set up your Express Entry profile here bit.ly/2EGIueb

6) If you meet the draw cut-off, you will be invited
7) Accept the invitation and submit ALL applicable documents. See the list here bit.ly/312ZOXN

8) Wait for your application to be processed & a visa issued

The next thing is to arrive and hear “Welcome to Canada”

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