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first time applicant for live-in caregiver in canada

applebhie

Newbie
Nov 7, 2011
1
0
hi, I just want to ask some few questions regarding the application for a live-in caregiver. i am currently working here in hong kong. My employers are moving to Vancouver canada in few months and they wanted to take me there with them. And here is the situation:1) My boss is soon to be wed and they don't have their kids yet. Do they qualify to hire a live-in caregiver yet? 2) I went to college in Philippines but unfortunately didn't finish the course which is BS Nursing. I finish one- and -a- half year of that but i do have 72 units or 74 units in total credits in college. Do I qualify for the required level of education? I do have experience in taking care of babies and toddlers with my past employers and that is about 3 years since then.
By the way I am A Filipino working in Hong Kong.
I am hoping you could really help me on this matter and give some useful information to begin with the application and how to get it as fast as possible... Thank you very much and hope to hear from you!! Have a nice day!!!
 

job_seeker

VIP Member
Jul 27, 2009
4,539
83
Your employers do not qualify to hire a live in caregiver or nanny right now. To qualify, they should have a child or children, or elderly in their home or somebody who's disabled. In your case, you should show proof of at least 12 years of education, the equivalent of graduating/finishing secondary education in Canada. As to qualifying as a nanny or caregiver, your experience is enough but you have to show proof (again) of the paid employment (tax returns, or previous contracts with your past employers, which must be within the last three years)

applebhie said:
hi, I just want to ask some few questions regarding the application for a live-in caregiver. i am currently working here in hong kong. My employers are moving to Vancouver canada in few months and they wanted to take me there with them. And here is the situation:1) My boss is soon to be wed and they don't have their kids yet. Do they qualify to hire a live-in caregiver yet? 2) I went to college in Philippines but unfortunately didn't finish the course which is BS Nursing. I finish one- and -a- half year of that but i do have 72 units or 74 units in total credits in college. Do I qualify for the required level of education? I do have experience in taking care of babies and toddlers with my past employers and that is about 3 years since then.
By the way I am A Filipino working in Hong Kong.
I am hoping you could really help me on this matter and give some useful information to begin with the application and how to get it as fast as possible... Thank you very much and hope to hear from you!! Have a nice day!!!
 

wsongco

Hero Member
Nov 7, 2010
767
29
montreal
Visa Office......
CPC VERGREVILLE
NOC Code......
6474
App. Filed.......
03-11-2010
Interview........
24-04-2013 CAQ
LANDED..........
29-08-2013
hi do you have 6 months caregiver certificate? is your employer hk citizen going to immigrate to canada? Is your existing contract is still valid when they move? I suggest ask your employer to call hk embassy if they could get you a visa tied up with the employer. Then when your here in canada. They could apply you as housekeeping work permit. Or if they are planning to have kids transfer your wp to live in caregiver and start the processing all over again.
Im not sure if they could get you a visa but there no harm on trying.
 

lyvly

Hero Member
Oct 31, 2011
247
3
Category........
Visa Office......
Vegreville
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
02-08-2011
Hi girls do u think she can jus follow her employer after they settle in canada and then
Jus apply for visit visa instead(w.employers back up) if she cant be issued visa tied up with her employer.. ::)
 

wsongco

Hero Member
Nov 7, 2010
767
29
montreal
Visa Office......
CPC VERGREVILLE
NOC Code......
6474
App. Filed.......
03-11-2010
Interview........
24-04-2013 CAQ
LANDED..........
29-08-2013
http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca/hong_kong/assets/pdfs/trv-app.pdf

I am a domestic helper. Can I accompany my employer to Canada?
Domestic helpers may apply for entry to Canada as a temporary resident for the purpose of accompanying their
employers or joining their employers in Canada if the following criteria are met:
 
  • the employer is visiting Canada (not residing in Canada) AND

  • the domestic helper will only be performing his or her regular duties for the employer AND


  • the total length of stay will not exceed 183 days AND

  • the applicant provides a supporting letter from the employer stating the purpose and duration of stay.
    (Please indicate whether the domestic helper will accompany employer to enter Canada or to join
    employer in Canada)

  • the domestic helper satisfies normal temporary resident requirements