Can I move out of the PNP province or work somewhere else?

[Decarbon]

Hi everyone,

I was wondering if I immigrated through OINP specifically, Employer Job Offer: International Student Stream and was able to get the Permanent Residence, can I move out of Ontario or work in another province or how does that work?

Thanks

 

[ttsoldier13]

You can if you can justify it. You definitely can't land in ontario and decide to move out next month.

You must have a valid reason and documentation to back this reason up.

Eg to qualify for Employer Job Offer: International Student Stream you would have had to have a job offer from an employer in Ontario. Is this job offer no longer valid? Does the Employer have an office in another province and offered you a job there?

 

[olios1332]

You can if you can justify it. You definitely can't land in ontario and decide to move out next month.

You must have a valid reason and documentation to back this reason up.

Eg to qualify for Employer Job Offer: International Student Stream you would have had to have a job offer from an employer in Ontario. Is this job offer no longer valid? Does the Employer have an office in another province and offered you a job there?

Yes but what if you have worked for that employer for a year and a half prior to getting ecopr/pr, And you have stayed in a province for that time, after you get pr can you move on?

 

[ttsoldier13]

Yes but what if you have worked for that employer for a year and a half prior to getting ecopr/pr, And you have stayed in a province for that time, after you get pr can you move on?

I'm not sure.But again - your move needs to be justified.

 

[Copingwithlife]

Become familiar with the attached case fir those that get PR thru a province with no intention to stay

https://www.canlii.org/en/ca/irb/doc/2020/2020canlii107572/2020canlii107572.html?searchUrlHash=AAAAAQAncHJvdmluY2lhbCBub21pbmF0aW9uIG1pc3JlcHJlc2VudGF0aW9uAAAAAAE&resultIndex=10

it has happened where if it’s found the intention was never to live in the province that nominated, your PR can be canceled and exclusion order issued.

 

[moscatojuices]

Yes but what if you have worked for that employer for a year and a half prior to getting ecopr/pr, And you have stayed in a province for that time, after you get pr can you move on?

On what basis are you making statements like this? Where does it say on any Canadian website that you have had to have worked in the province for 1.5 years before leaving? Please provide proof.

OP your answer is simple: no. The point of PNP programs is to bring economic benefits, people, and skills to the province that nominated you. You must fulfill your obligations to Ontario and genuinely live there while your PR is being processed and then after.

For any other special circumstances, such as doing fieldwork/assignments or being re-posted to an Ontario employer's office elsewhere, you are best off asking the OINP and getting the answer in writing. Anything else is just misinformation.

 

[olios1332]

On what basis are you making statements like this? Where does it say on any Canadian website that you have had to have worked in the province for 1.5 years before leaving? Please provide proof.

OP your answer is simple: no. The point of PNP programs is to bring economic benefits, people, and skills to the province that nominated you. You must fulfill your obligations to Ontario and genuinely live there while your PR is being processed. After you have PR you can do whatever you want.

For any other special circumstances, such as doing fieldwork/assignments or being re-posted to an Ontario employer's office elsewhere, you are best off asking the OINP and getting the answer in writing. Anything else is just misinformation.

I did not make a statement I have asked the question.

 

[EduSi]

I would like to ask. is there any issue in the future in my case? I am in bordertown Lloydminster. I am PR under SINP and i lived in Saskatchewan side of Lloyd but I am now working in Alberta side of Lloydminster. Any opinions about these?

Any opinions are highly appreciated. God bless