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No, they can only issue you the work permit, you will have to apply the visa via CIC online or by mail.

Hi Parisa, just noticed you applied in March, wow that's a long time ago, a friendly reminder, you will have to apply the permit within 90 days of your program ends, it is the same rule at the border.

As I said, you need all the papers that the online cheklist requires, if you are a pgwp applicant, you don't need a job offer and they will not ask for it. Them and CIC are two different agencies, but they both have authorities to issue a individual immigration documents. And they didn't ask me...

I am deadly serious, me and my two friends went there together, and Our three are not the only people there for wor permits, there were several British guys there as well, although the officers treated them nicer then us, but everybody left the CBSA with a happy face. Is there any risks to do...

Yeah of course, after they examined your papers, and decided to issue you the work permit, you will have to go to the cashier to pay, it is really easy to pay, and they accept all kinds of payment, MasterCard debit card , cash, etc

I brought all the documents that on the online checklist, including the official letter from school, the official transcript, and I also brought my diploma in case they wanna see it. Yes, I paid 255 again, the CBSA and CIC are not the same departments, so you have to pay again, but after you...

I applied on May 12th, waited until June 24th, and my patience was gone. On June 25th, went to the Rainbow Bridge' s Canadian border service, successfully got a three years work permit.

Hello guys, I a currently holding a post graduate work permit, it is still gonna be valid for two years, the question is if I got a positive LMIA, am I gonna be able to apply a close work permit? Since my pgwp is still valid, how could that work? Thx

You will definitely be selected in the first couple of months. CIC needs to bring 60k Fsw applicants and 20k Cec applicants, only few of them would have 600 additional points, 474 is extremely high among people that don't have 600 points.

If you have more than 400 points, I would say go have a try in EE. If you scored less than 380 points, a LMIA should be a great helper

If your have a PNP Letter, you can still apply directly under old system, however, if you want to apply under express entry, you have to have a express entry specific PNP nomination letter to claim 600 points

Ask your employer for a LMIA

600 additional points are for LMIA based job offer only, pgwp holders cannot get 600 points. If you wanna have 600 points, try to negotiate with your employer.

An agency in BC told me I need to pay 39000cad to get BC PNP, I said fuc.k off

You should ask him if the job offer is supported by LMIA or not