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The first update was published on June 16, 2023, and this completes the update of our program delivery instructions to reflect those changes. Other minor adjustments include: Clarify that application category for online applications is determined by the drop-down list in the PR Portal, and...

@ProudNanny, you’re right Quick facts Launched on March 17, 2022, the CUAET program provides Ukrainians and their immediate family members of any nationality the opportunity to stay in Canada as temporary residents for up to three years. They are also eligible for a free open work permit or...

Incomplete applications and applications that exceed the cap Applications that are incomplete or received after the maximum of 2,750 complete applications for each class have been put into process will be returned to the applicant along with processing fees. Applications returned for...

You’re just lucky because 2020 applicants are given consideration of IRPA section10 that’s why your application was not returned to you even you missed some document.

It depends on the officer who handles your app and complexity of it. As soon as you got your PAOR they should’ve started assessing your eligibility. But this time no timeframe for caregiver applications. So you just wait patiently. Good luck.

Biometrics or fingerprints collection has nothing to do with approval of the application. You must have read the BIL because the purpose is stated there. Some applicants who got biometrics previously don’t need to submit again. Eligibility assessment; educ, language prof., experience or proof...

That’s unfortunate but sorry to say it’s the applicant’s responsibility to learn first if she/he is eligible to apply in this pilot. If you do read the IRCC’s guide very carefully, everything you need to know is given step by step. They even provided the LISTS for the applicant to compare the...

Yes, it is. It also reflect on caregiver’s duties/years of experience stated in the job offer by the employer, I guess. And I think the vo still follow the old pathway’s style on how to assess proof of ability to do the job which is atleast 1yr straight full time relevant job) or 6 months...

Per officers’ guidelines, eligibility criteria( job offer, education and language proficiency) is the first they will assess. If an applicant pass the first stage of assessment then chance of approval is high since admissibility is not that complicated so long as you don’t have problem with...

Well, that would be the tricky part if the immig officer will question her purpose of vacation to HK upon seeing her canadian visa. She doesn’t need OEC or visa going to Hk as tourist.

If you’re caregiver can travel to other country as tourist like HK, better exit there going to Canada. Most caregivers from Hk don’t have any problem exiting even if they don’t have working visa from that country anymore

The eligibility criteria of public policy in terms of language prof and education is still the same with the original pathway. Maybe she’s just lucky. Visa Officers are not perfect,mistakes are inevitable.

Supporting Afghan nationals: Key figures The Government of Canada remains firm in its commitment to welcome refugees and vulnerable Afghans to Canada. We’re working to increase the number of people to 40,000. This information is up to date as of December 2, 2021. Data are approximate and...

Appendix B - ECA Report Assessment Outcomes Verify that the outcome noted on your Education Credential Assessment (ECA) report (from an IRCC designated organization) corresponds to the equivalent of a Canadian educational credential of at least one year of post-secondary studies (or higher) on...

Good thing for 2021 applicants whose applications have been checked already. 2020 applications should be the first to get refusals. But heard nothing in here. Must be worst for them to wait for 2yrs or more then somehow, only received refusal letter.

Is your ECA from IQAS? You can actually compare your results in IRCC’s guidelines.If that remarks is in there then you passed the requirement.

It meant that most employers in 2020 might lose their patience of waiting if processing time of applications under temporary public policy will take more years. Unless if the employer is relative and would wait patiently

It depends when IRCC implement/work on this policy. They still have 3yrs more to comply lol.. maybe until such time most of the 2020 employers backed out already so that only handful of applications will be processed

Coming into effect These Instructions take effect on May 3, 2021, and apply to all applications for permanent residence under the Home Support Worker Class and the Home Child Care Provider Class, including those already received but not yet entered into processing. The Instructions expire on...

I think they will implement this policy but we don’t know when will they start processing the apps under it. It can’t be revoked anymore since the past minister has signed it already. You can refer the explanation of this policy in the IRPA. The process might be quite complicated and stringent...