Things to do before going to Canada: Guide for Filipino Workers
Monday, October 13, 2008
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An approval of Temporary Resident Visa application to work in Canada isn't the end of the process for Filipino Workers to legally work in Canada. They still need to accomplish a couple of things.
If you are Filipino worker and have just received your visa to work in Canada, here's what you should do next.
1. Get an Overseas Employment Certificate (OEC) from Philippine Overseas Employment Office (POEA). This process is to document the Filipino's working abroad. It is the Philippine government's way to monitor and safeguard the welfare of Filipino workers abroad.
An Overseas Employment Certificate shall be issued only if your employer is registered at Philippine Overseas Labor Office (POLO), and have meet and complied with the requirements. In most cases, your employer needs to be accredited by POEA through a local recruitment agencies like International Jobs Recruitment Agency (I-Jobs). If your employer does not know this process, here's an employers' guide on hiring Filipino Workers, which you may send to your employer for their reference.
2. Work Permit is issued in Canada. When you arrived in Canada, an immigration officer will interview you must be prepared to show supporting documents, such as your letter of offer of employment and the letter from Citizenship and Immigration Canada saying that you are authorized to come to Canada to work. If the information you have provided matched the information that they have about you, the officer will print the actual permit for you.








11 comments:
GOOD DAY.i worked in Saudi and got a canada visa now.I decided to go home and fly from Phils to Canada. How much will I spend and what are the process or documents i will prepare. How many days will it take to process my departure? Please clarify me on this. Or if it is difficult for me, then I will fly from here.
Waiting for your reply pls.
allan
I would suggest that you fly from Saudi direct to Canada. It will be more convenient for you.
i have a job offer in Alberta. but they said afetr 2 years, the contract is forfeited and i have to find another employer to sponsor me just in case i still want to stay & work in Canada. or else i nee to get out of the country. My questions is, is hard to find another employer in Canada after my contract? Can i apply for toruist visa after?
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My questions is, is hard to find another employer in Canada after my contract?
---> Did you find it hard getting your job offer now? It would be pretty much the same, except that you will have an advantage because of your Canadian Experience.
Can i apply for toruist visa after?
---> Yes.
im planning to apply for work in canada.. just want to ask.. is it much better to pay for a placement fee or would i just look for licensed recruitment agencies who offer salary deductions?
If you can get a job without paying recruitment fee, that is better.
I already sign a contract from the employer came from Saskatchewan Canada, what is the next Step? how long it takes to process my application?
hi! I am planning to apply for work in Canada but I am currently here in Australia. How will be possible to apply?
As long as you have a job offer, that is possible.
i have all the documents for temporary work in canada.my employer sent me all these documents.what will i do next?i will be applying for canada work visa here in the philippines.
I am moving to Canada as permanent resident have 7 years teaching experience in 10+2 level english medium school also 3 years of bookkeeping experience. Can I fing job easily or What I have to do further pl tell me.
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