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Hi Maria, It is definately possible to find a job in Canada. I suggest you try searching for jobs on www.jobbank.gc.ca www.monster.ca www.workopolis.com. It may be sometime before your efforts will yield results as employers in Canada are required to go through the lenghty process of applying...

Hi Naveed, If you have the contact details of the recruiter who called from Canada it would be not a bad idea to call them and find the status of your candidature. I totally agree with dave on telephonic interviews,but if you are looking for overseas jobs that is the first hurdle you would need...

Hi Rishi, This is what I came up with on NZ Work to Residence programme for permanent immigration. ICT, Electronics and Telecommunications Multimedia Designer (Film Animator) (232413) Minimum of three years specialist work experience in film animation in Maya, Soft Image/ XSI, 3D Studio Max...

Hi Rishi, I recall from your earlier posts that you have a degree in animation(Maya). Your profession is on list of high demand professions in New Zealand (eligible for PR). Trying for a job with your qualifications in New Zealand would yield quicker results as compared to Canada. For jobs in...

Hi elysium, Although I don't know a CA but my own experience & couple of other posts I read on this forum have successfully applied for jobs from outside Canada & have been selected. In certain professions the Canadian authorities don't recognize degrees & qualifications obtained from outside...

Hi Sarmad, The following link should assist you in classifying job categories as per NOC. ww.workingincanada.gc.ca/report-eng.do?action=search_occupation_confirm&noc=1453 It comes under Semi-skilled category C under NOC Code 1453. OCCUPATION SELECTION Customer Service, Information and...

Hi Sarmad, To qualify as a Skilled Worker, an applicant must have a permanent full-time Saskatchewan job offer either: * As a skilled worker/professional/managerial position or in a designated trade; or * As a worker who has already worked in Saskatchewan for a minimum of six months on...

Hi Rajen, Here is a link I found to a website which will show you how a LMO looks like. karaterajaguru.blogspot.com Unfortunately I didnt came across a website that can actually verify whether a LMO is genuine or not. I suggest you do a search on the internet of your prospective employer/job...

If you are credentials are strong and you are able to satisfy the visa counselor at CIC that you have strong ties to your home country i dont forsee any problems in getting a tourist visa. Family ties, business/employment in your home country & bank statements with substantial funds to cover...

Hi Kapil, Congrats on your TRV. I was hoping if you could guide us on how you landed this job? Was it through a job consultant or job websites? Best of luck to you....

Thanks job_seeker for your reply. Since my employer terminated my contract I never made the trip to Canada and I am in home country at present. Would you advise that instead of mailing my resumes from my home countrty I should travel to Canada and do the job search there as I still hold a...

Thanks Leon for your reply. I need one more clarification. My TRV says I am on a W1 visa. Does it imply that my work permit is valid only for employment with the present employer and if I get another job the new employer shall be required to file for a new LMO & I wolud need to apply for a...

My situation is that after an endless wait for the temporary resident visa (work permit) which I finally received on 7th April 2010 my employer is no longer keen to honour my employment contract saying that the position is no longer available and he is unable to hire me. On enquiring with my...