Yes, that's correct. I started working in Nov 2020 (in Canada), moved back home in May 2021, travelled back to Canada Jan 2022Did you start your work here in Canada and then travelled to another country? Or, did you start your work while your were in the other country?
No, some people are saying that it depends on the officer, so I will probably apply and see what happens.
What's the worst case scenario? lose the application's fees only? I mean it's worth the try, I don't want to work for another 7 months
After your PR was rejected, did you applied again for PR and did you got it? Do they take any severe action like ban the candidate ?It doesn’t count as Canadian experience.
My first CEC application was declined for this reason. The officer clearly stated that I had only 9 months experience in Canada, and my application was rejected. This happened after my eligibility was recommended pass.
I'm in a similar situation. Have your application been approved?Hey everyone, has anyone worked remotely (outside of Canada) and his experience was considered a Canadian experience?
I used to work in Canada but I moved back home for 7 months (still continued working there). Taxes were being deducted and I had to pay all the bills I had to.
Work outside of Canada cannot be counted as Canadian work experience. You must count this as foreign work experience.I'm in a similar situation. Have your application been approved?
My employer is a Canadian company and my paystub is issued by a Canadian company while working remotely. What address should I enter when filling in the work history? My home address or the company's address?Work outside of Canada cannot be counted as Canadian work experience. You must count this as foreign work experience.
Does one year experience count if one lived in Alberta and worked for a company remotely in Manitoba?It doesn’t count as Canadian experience.
My first CEC application was declined for this reason. The officer clearly stated that I had only 9 months experience in Canada, and my application was rejected. This happened after my eligibility was recommended pass.
If you receive T4s and are on the company payroll, yes.Does one year experience count if one lived in Alberta and worked for a company remotely in Manitoba?
It does not matter where you work remotely in Canada. If your employer is in Manitoba or BC or NWT and you're working in Alberta, you are good to go and 1 year will count towards CEC. Although you would need to provide T4s, Paychecks, etc.Does one year experience count if one lived in Alberta and worked for a company remotely in Manitoba?
Technically almost half of the Canadian work experience you've claimed doesn't actually qualify as Canadian work experience. If IRCC picks up on this, you're looking at a refusal.Hi all,
I just came across this thread and I am shocked because I had no idea. I already accepted my invite 20 days ago and finished medicals and gathering other documents now.
Out of 12 months experience I submitted, 3 months were from a company in Canada. The other 9 months are from my current company based in Canada. In those 9 months, I worked 5 months remote from another country (India) and continuing to work from Canada since July '22. Now how do I update the profile since I already accepted the invite ? I still need 5 months work exp in Canada to get 12 month exp. Please help me out here.
Thanks for your reply. Yes, I have a valid WP just enough to get the additional 5 months of work experience. I already did PCC and medicals for the current application.Technically almost half of the Canadian work experience you've claimed doesn't actually qualify as Canadian work experience. If IRCC picks up on this, you're looking at a refusal.
Do you still hold a valid work permit? Can you get the additional 5 months of work experience physically in Canada?