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In this case.. I believe you can’t. I disregard the fact that you are working exclusively in a retirement home. I thought you go to “retiree’s home”. Unfortunately, as per NOC 4412, you need to care for them at home. You may, however, be directly employed by the person needing the care or by an...

I stand corrected

If you are qualified and have the supporting documents ready, apply immediately because there is a cap of 2750/stream. The program says that the work permit processing will take 12 months.. your kid will be almost 1 year old by then.

If you finished 12 months work experience in Canada, go with interim. If you finished 24 months, go with the caregiver pathway.

No need for LMIA. For new program, they just need the following: - 1 year post secondary eduction - CLB 5 - admissibility - job offer from employer You have to be quick though and make sure your application is accurately filed because there is a cap of 2750/stream. If your application gets...

You no longer need an LMIA as per the new program.

Yes you can.. as long as you qualify. You have to be quick though and make sure your application is accurately filed because there is a cap of 2750/stream. If your application gets rejected because of inaccuracies, you might need to wait for a year when the program reopens because the cap will...

I’ll PM you my number.

Yes. She is.. new program just requires 1 year post secondary education.

The new program requires: - 1 year post secondary education - job offer from employer - CLB 5 - admissibility As you can see, the new program has very low requirements which means many can qualify. I work in an immigration company here in Canada and as early as last year, we already have over...

You can apply under 4412 considering you have an employer who is willing to give you a job offer.

No. You can’t because you are still under the old program. You can, however, apply to the new program and hope to be included in the 2750 cap.

Yes. Because they will assess you for PR but they will give you a work visa first for you to meet the 2-year requirement to process a PR.

It was true that LMIAs for caregivers only took 2-3 months. I am working as a case processor in an immigration law firm here in Canada and LMIAs doesn’t take too long. The way I see it.. they were unable to find an employer who is willing to sponsor your cousin. The new program is tougher go...

Hmmm.. this is interesting and a very helpful link. Thanks for sharing. I have a bachelors degree in nursing (4 years) .. WES only gave me an equivalent of “2 years nursing diploma” for it. Because of that, I did my masters to boost my points for express entry. By the way, this all happened...

As far as education is concerned. YES! She also needs to take IELTS though and get a police clearance.

Nope.. no need.

Of course.. as long as she qualifies.

No.. they can’t. They need to apply for PR by completing 24 months of work in Canada or through the interim program (12 months) before they can sponsor their family to come. They also have the option to apply to the new program so they can sponsor their family.

The LMIA-based application is now closed. She must apply through the new program.