New Policy for International Students - April 12th, 2021
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Yes, and no one knows how long.
So if someone's got their permit expiring soon, unfortunately that makes them ineligible.
IRCC hasn't mentioned much in detail. But their tweets say so.
To be eligible, your work permit must be valid until IRCC finishes processing your application and you must be legally employed, we don't have a timeline for that yet but it could be anywhere between 6 months and 2.5 years. So if your work permit is about to expire, you're on your own and have to figure out how to continue working legally.
You have to be employed when you apply and when you get PR, but again, we don't know anything about the processing times
Yes, that's the whole point, be employed. If that wasn't an option they would've said graduates as long as they graduated they can employ, but, they put a condition of employment.
Does it mean that you can have a gap in between?
I understand that you have to be employed when you apply. But where did they say that you have to be employed the whole time while they process your application?
I feel bad for people trying to travel right now so they could be in Canada before May 6th to apply for this stream. A lot of graduates, PGWP holders, have been traveling lately.
Right but with criminality and medical, most study permits have that as a pre-requisite, and all they need to check is RCMP's database for Canadian specific offences. Similarly for the security stage, you were probably already subject to this when applying for a study permit.
It will be full within hours on May 6. Just link to OINP, when it's closed within minutes with thousands of applicants in Onratio only. Scale up to 40k for the whole Canada, we have the same picture
We don't know yet, IRCC has many rules that are still in the dark. For example BOWP, IELTS, Graduation letter. Until and unless we see the document checklist, and any specific conditions, it's hard to say if it'll fill up quickly or not.
That's very different. This requires a complete permanent residency application not just a registration like OINP. You need a language test certificate number. You need to prepare so many documents, travel history, personal history, address history, family information.
My wife has her test on May 14.
With OINP, you only had to register. Here, you have to have everything ready.
With OINP, you only had to register. Here, you have to have everything ready.
This simply cannot be true. First of all, there's no mention of needing to be employed when processing your application is done. There's a condition for being in Canada when your processing is done so they could have added the employment status requirement if it was the case.
Secondly, you have less control over employment status than the country you are in. You decide to travel. No one kidnaps you abroad. With employment, you can loose your job at any moment. The company could go under tomorrow. It's insane to expect people to hold any job for more than 20 days.
Please don't spread doubt based on some lawyer's guess. If they needed you to be employed when processing is done, they would have mentioned. Just like they mentioned how you must be in Canada when processing is done.
Show me one single program where the requirement is that you have a job when a decision is made on your application.