Unfortunately it's probably unrealistic to expect to secure a job in Canada until you have paid work experience. I would focus on getting at least a year of paid work experience in your home country before applying for a job to Canada.megamind_moon said:
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An advice please. I can collect some reference letters from my previous colleagues, people with whom I attended some courses and internships over the years. Do you think this kind of recommendations would be helpful when arriving in Canada? Will these be helpfull in securing a job, cosidering I have no Canadian experince? Will they be a plus for me or I should not bother ....
Hi guy,
I try to find the job offer online to apply the work visa but I did not hear so much. I am graduated master of mechanical engineer and have more than 2 years job experience as a R&D engineer in automotive industry. I wondering if I apply vistor visa and come to canada then looking for job. I am really happy to hear from you guys. would you recommended that?
I try to find the job offer online to apply the work visa but I did not hear so much. I am graduated master of mechanical engineer and have more than 2 years job experience as a R&D engineer in automotive industry. I wondering if I apply vistor visa and come to canada then looking for job. I am really happy to hear from you guys. would you recommended that?
I wouldn't recommend that approach, employers are unlikely to go through the hassle of sponsoring you while there are many people here already with permanent residency status, unless you have exceptional skills that cannot be easily found locally. My advise would be to assess your chances to immigrate as a skilled worker via the Express Entry program - once you obtain your permanent residency you would have a bigger chance in gaining interest from potential employers.hamed_zizou said:
Hello All,
Advanced apology, If I am hijacking any conversation here. Please guide me or redirect me to the right forum.
I am on open work permit and currently working with one of the US-based multi-national companies in IT sector in Toronto since 2015. I have received an ITA for PR and in process of submitting my docs. Meanwhile, I am also in discussion with an Employer (planning to switch my current job), who is in US but the client is in Toronto. I have learned that they have branch in Montreal but all my discussions are happening with employeees from New York USA. Meaning, If I get the offer, I will be full-time to this employer in USA and salary will be paid (in CAD) by them despite physically, I will work with client company here in downtown, Toronto. And, 6 months later, i can be full-time with the client in Toronto, downtown.
Do you think, with open work permit, I can work for company in USA under them for 6 months? Am i risking my PR process in any way? in terms of any rules/regulations violations? or tax penalty etc?
Assuming, I might get an offer letter from Montreal, am I still eligible to work in Canada with open work permit as I am in Ontario?
Just for my curiosity, same situation for a PR holder/Canadian Citizen - can they work for US company and serving their client in Canada? How do they handle their tax? just normal like an independent vendor?
Please advise.
Advanced apology, If I am hijacking any conversation here. Please guide me or redirect me to the right forum.
I am on open work permit and currently working with one of the US-based multi-national companies in IT sector in Toronto since 2015. I have received an ITA for PR and in process of submitting my docs. Meanwhile, I am also in discussion with an Employer (planning to switch my current job), who is in US but the client is in Toronto. I have learned that they have branch in Montreal but all my discussions are happening with employeees from New York USA. Meaning, If I get the offer, I will be full-time to this employer in USA and salary will be paid (in CAD) by them despite physically, I will work with client company here in downtown, Toronto. And, 6 months later, i can be full-time with the client in Toronto, downtown.
Do you think, with open work permit, I can work for company in USA under them for 6 months? Am i risking my PR process in any way? in terms of any rules/regulations violations? or tax penalty etc?
Assuming, I might get an offer letter from Montreal, am I still eligible to work in Canada with open work permit as I am in Ontario?
Just for my curiosity, same situation for a PR holder/Canadian Citizen - can they work for US company and serving their client in Canada? How do they handle their tax? just normal like an independent vendor?
Please advise.
we have openings for Java developers, please forward your resume to harry.cloudtechnet@outlook.com with you status in Canadamnancy1706 said:
Hi am looking for a job from 7 months. I am experienced in Finance about 3 years. I haven't got any jobs yet. Every one is asking for either Canadian Experience or PR or Work Permit. I am an International Student.
Please Advise.
Please Advise.
Maybe you are too picky? You can get a job, not difficult at all, maybe just not what you think you can or want to do.Chichu456 said:Hi am looking for a job from 7 months. I am experienced in Finance about 3 years. I haven't got any jobs yet. Every one is asking for either Canadian Experience or PR or Work Permit. I am an International Student.
Please Advise.
The laws says this below:
Study permit holders in Canada may gain work experience by working off campus while completing their studies.
As of June 1, 2014, you may qualify to work off campus without a work permit. If you qualify, your study permit will allow you to:
work up to 20 hours per week during regular academic sessions and
work full-time during scheduled breaks, such as the winter and summer holidays or spring break.
To qualify, you must:
have a valid study permit,
be a full-time student,
be enrolled at a designated learning institution at the post-secondary level or, in Quebec, a vocational program at the secondary level, and
be studying in an academic, vocational or professional training program that leads to a degree, diploma or certificate that is at least six months in duration.
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Hi All,
it'd be greatly appreciated if anyone could help reply this,
I have applied for SOWP which will be valid for 1 year , How difficult to get a job offer there on 1 year open work permit? will the Canadian company entertain me ? or just bcoz i am having 1 year Work permit they will not offer me a job?
My Exp - 6.5 years of exp in Software Testing and also visited Canada for 3 months business visa provided by My company to support Our Toronto based client.
Thanks in advance for answering this.
it'd be greatly appreciated if anyone could help reply this,
I have applied for SOWP which will be valid for 1 year , How difficult to get a job offer there on 1 year open work permit? will the Canadian company entertain me ? or just bcoz i am having 1 year Work permit they will not offer me a job?
My Exp - 6.5 years of exp in Software Testing and also visited Canada for 3 months business visa provided by My company to support Our Toronto based client.
Thanks in advance for answering this.
Hi i want to work also in canada. Im working here in the philippines at Mcdonalds for 4yrs. Thank you
Hello members,
Advanced apology if I'm posting it in wrong thread.
I have applied for PR and received my AOR.
I'm an MBBS plus M.D. (Pharmacology) from India and have around 5 years of working experience as a pharmacologist here in India.
My job duties fall into NOC code 2121 (Biologist & related scientists) as a 'clinical research scientist' to be precise.
I want to know if anyone belongs to the same background as mine, or has any knowledge regarding job prospects in my field.
Please advise. Highly appreciate any word of advice.
Thanking you in advance.
Advanced apology if I'm posting it in wrong thread.
I have applied for PR and received my AOR.
I'm an MBBS plus M.D. (Pharmacology) from India and have around 5 years of working experience as a pharmacologist here in India.
My job duties fall into NOC code 2121 (Biologist & related scientists) as a 'clinical research scientist' to be precise.
I want to know if anyone belongs to the same background as mine, or has any knowledge regarding job prospects in my field.
Please advise. Highly appreciate any word of advice.
Thanking you in advance.