Recent content by eccv

Ah right, I missed this clause: If your application has been approved If your application for a study permit has been approved and you change your DLI, you must submit a new study permit application with a new letter of acceptance. You must also pay all the fees for the new application...

You are right! I don't see much requirements for Category B, so hopefully it'll be fine. Ultimately, it's the employer who's going through the process; so as long as they are willing do it for you, you should be good. Good luck!

I'm somewhat doubtful. Check this: https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/services/foreign-workers/global-talent/requirements.html#ust minimum of 5 years of experience in the field of specialized experience

Are you able to change school on the IRCC account? I don't believe you need a new permit, as long as the current permit is still valid. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/change-schools/account.html

The second program needs to be completed within 2 years after completing the first program. Also just make sure that both programs are eligible for PGWP.

I don't think cashier requires much experience, so probably not likely to be declined as long as you have a job offer with LMIA approved. Frankly for small towns where it's hard to find people, I've seen LMIA gets approved for basic jobs.

LMIA isn't issued to a foreign worker, but to an employer. Who the employer hires with the LMIA doesn't matter.

Assuming that you haven't been in Canada in the last 5 years, your PRTD will likely be declined and you'll lose your PR status. Crossing a land border via US may be an option, but you'll likely be reported unless you are super lucky.

If the program is 100% online, then you don't need a study permit.

The province where you study should not matter. As long as you the combined length of your study is 2 years or longer, you should get 3-year PGWP.

You should have attended the meeting and explained your situation as you have not heard the response from your webform. Not sure why that's taking a chance -- not attending when they are expecting you to show up was a bad decision. I suggest submitting a webform again to explain the situation...

Yes

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/work-canada/permit/temporary/apply.html Just go through the questionnaire there -- but the short answer is Yes.

I hope you are enjoying your vacation! What you do during PGWP doesn't matter for the PR process. However, it's the best time to get Canadian experience and I wouldn't want to waste a day (especially given the uncertain economy we are going through.)

You can check if your realtor is registered at https://www.reco.on.ca/RegistrantSearch Realtors have access to new listings a few days before the public. Also realtors tend to sell properties from their preferred neighborhoods, so it's pretty common for multiple listings under a single realtor.