Canadian Immigration and ACCA, CIMA, CFA or CMA

[Toronto_Boy]

Dear Rizwan

To apply for health card, applicant needs 3 pieces of ID to prove name and residential address. An envelop showing your name and address in Toronto may be one of those 3 IDs. However, list of acceptable IDs is quite long, from which 3 IDs are required. An envelop with name and address on it may be an easy one for a new immigrant, to prove residential address in Toronto. You may mail one envelop to yourself once you are here. It takes generally 2 days to receive mail within Toronto. Your Pakistani passport may be another one. Perhaps your immigration visa may be 3rd one, I am not sure though. Details about health card can be found at following links.

http//www.health.gov.on.ca/en/public/programs/ohip/default.aspx
http//www.health.gov.on.ca/en/
http//www.health.gov.on.ca/en/public/programs/ohip/ohipfaq_mn.aspx

Few years back, CMA Canada had 2 parts entrance exam i.e. part 1 MCQs based and part 2 Case exam. These days CMA Canada has changed the procedure and now part 1 MCQs based is called the entrance exam after which students start SLP, and ALL candidates write Case Exam at the end of 1st year of SLP, and Board Report at the end of 2nd year of SLP. Following link may be helpfull about ICMA(P) exemption for entrance exam;

http//www.cma-ontario.org/index.cfm?ci_id=7783&la_id=1#005

You have to check with CMA Ontario about the length of degree acceptable to CMA Ontario. Their documents evaluation is free. I would suggest you to apply with CMA Ontario for your free evaluation so you would know with more surety what you need to do in your specific case. Prepare required documents for free evaluation and apply when you are here.

I hope it helps.

Regards