Live and work in Canada: Application processing shortcuts
Tuesday, August 05, 2008
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There are those who are looking for shortcuts to live and work in Canada. Most of them are asking for information about fiance visa or tourist visa application with the end in view of working in Canada.
But will that really work?
There is no fiance visa category in the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act of Canada. And getting married with a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Residents in Canada is not a guarantee that you will be given a permanent resident status, too. Well, there are those who are able to exploit the system, but there is a great chance that if marriage was just done for convenience, it will be caught.
Now comes the other shortcut - tourist visa application. There are those who visit Canada and work there even without a work permit. That is illegal.
If if you are already in Canada on a temporary resident visa, you must apply for a work permit first before you should work. You can actually apply for a work permit from within or inside Canada if:
And of course, you must have a valid job offer or a Labor Market Opinion (LMO). In some cases, LMO is not required to get a work permit.
For list of jobs in Canada that require a work permit but not LMO, click here.
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6 comments:
Hi Apols!
I'm a registered nurse currently working in a Critical care unit, but prior to that I've worked as Emergency nurse for 8 years.I would like to migrate to Canada. Which program is most suitable for me? I'm considering the Federal Skilled Workers program. What are the steps? Can I aply for the Provincial nominee program even if I don't have an employer yet?Can I start my application for the FSW program even if I don't have sponsor or employer? Do I need to take IELTS for the FSWP application? I'm quiet confused, I don't know where to start? A lot of questions, please help me?
Please send your resume for assessment. aapuntar@go2canada.com
Hi Sir Apol!
What is the difference between Work PErmit and LMO? THanks!
You need LMO to get a work permit.
I'm an Canadian citizen married to an american. I'm having his baby in April, and need to know the fastest way to get him into Canada so he can work. The Canada website doesn't make any sense and Canada immigration is no help. Can he work he because I can work here? Because I am legal to work here and isn't that a work permit? Can you please help?
hello i want to move to canada on the basis of provincial nominee programme. please help me if you can arrange a job offer with hrsdc approval. i am ready to pay for this.
thanks
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