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Home Childcare Provider Pilot 2019

jackdepp60

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jackdepp60

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Apr 29, 2019
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You missed this part:
Temporary work for caregivers
If you don’t meet the requirements for permanent residence as a caregiver, you may be able to work temporarily.
We should consider not to misinform the public about your thoughts that caregivers can apply for an LMIA work permit under in-home TFW program. Only Quebec-bound applicants may apply under this program and on the other way; Quebec-bound apps are not eligible for the new pilot programs (hccp/hsw).
 

ProudNanny

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We should consider not to misinform the public about your thoughts that caregivers can apply for an LMIA work permit under in-home TFW program. Only Quebec-bound applicants may apply under this program and on the other way; Quebec-bound apps are not eligible for the new pilot programs (hccp/hsw).
I’m not giving a misinformation. There are 2 Filipinos who arrived thru LMIA here during the pandemic. BUT they are NOT eligible for PR UNLESS they apply thru HCCP too. They just spent more money just to get here.
My point is: UNLESS they will apply for HCCP they cannot stay here in Canada as PR. So where is the misinformation here?
 

ProudNanny

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Inside Canda Caregivers under lmia are the only eligible applicants for in-home caregiver TFW program. Outside applicants must apply through the new pilot programs. If you wish to benefit from the in-home caregiver LMIA route, then Quebec must be the province of destination.
It’s up to the person IF they want to risk spending money. I informed them of THE RISK: WASTING MONEY. So is that a misinformation? I still encouraged them to apply for HCCP at the same time of applying TFW. If they are denied in TFW, at least there’s still one on-going application.
but i know that they won’t do it, since most caregivers applicant don’t have much money like me. Otherwise, they will apply thru express entry. Let’s face it, I didn’t encounter any caregivers here who are well off. A rich person will not stoop down to brush the toilet bowl of another person.
 

hopeful07

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I’m not giving a misinformation. There are 2 Filipinos who arrived thru LMIA here during the pandemic. BUT they are NOT eligible for PR UNLESS they apply thru HCCP too. They just spent more money just to get here.
My point is: UNLESS they will apply for HCCP they cannot stay here in Canada as PR. So where is the misinformation here?
I think those 2 Filipinos you mentioned were already in Canada as visitors. Did you know that there was a public policy which allow visitors to work as TFW/caregivers(thru lmia)? That policy was until August2020 only if I’m not mistaken.
Or perhaps they lodged their apps before June2019 and have gotten their visas months after
 

ProudNanny

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I think those 2 Filipinos you mentioned were already in Canada as visitors. Did you know that there was a public policy which allow visitors to work as TFW/caregivers(thru lmia)? That policy was until August2020 only if I’m not mistaken.
Or perhaps they lodged their apps before June2019 and have gotten their visas months after
One WAS a visitor who left then came back as a caregiver for her sister. But the other one WAS NEVER been in Canada.
if your employer IS NOT your relatives, be prepared to clean the toilet bowl of another person. I was a nurse, but since I don’t have money yet to process my registration as a nurse here, I am doing all scrubbing, vacuuming, cleaning all the mess of another person.
so i know that NO ONE has enough money to RISK their money applying for TFW too. Because you NEED to apply the HCCP also.
my point is: I KNOW ONE person only who arrived here this year with a work visa only WITHOUT her kids. ONLY ONE PERSON. So the risk of wasting money is up to you.
 

ProudNanny

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I think those 2 Filipinos you mentioned were already in Canada as visitors. Did you know that there was a public policy which allow visitors to work as TFW/caregivers(thru lmia)? That policy was until August2020 only if I’m not mistaken.
Or perhaps they lodged their apps before June2019 and have gotten their visas months after
The validity of LMIA is only 6 months. So if she applied before June 2019, her TFW application was 2 years processing?
I dunno. But it’s up to the person to rely to ONE PERSON who got here this year thru TFW. It’s up to you if you want to waste money.
 

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I think those 2 Filipinos you mentioned were already in Canada as visitors. Did you know that there was a public policy which allow visitors to work as TFW/caregivers(thru lmia)? That policy was until August2020 only if I’m not mistaken.
Or perhaps they lodged their apps before June2019 and have gotten their visas months after
No more. As per the ministerial instructions.
 

jackdepp60

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Apr 29, 2019
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I’m not giving a misinformation. There are 2 Filipinos who arrived thru LMIA here during the pandemic. BUT they are NOT eligible for PR UNLESS they apply thru HCCP too. They just spent more money just to get here.
My point is: UNLESS they will apply for HCCP they cannot stay here in Canada as PR. So where is the misinformation here?
One-line info - Caregivers outside Canada under lmia cannot apply to the TFW program unless their desitination is Quebec.
 

jackdepp60

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Apr 29, 2019
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I’m not giving a misinformation. There are 2 Filipinos who arrived thru LMIA here during the pandemic. BUT they are NOT eligible for PR UNLESS they apply thru HCCP too. They just spent more money just to get here.
My point is: UNLESS they will apply for HCCP they cannot stay here in Canada as PR. So where is the misinformation here?
You wrote this —- “Read this link: it mentioned TFW as temporary. It means, you can still enter (without your dependents) in Canada and work temporarily as a caregiver.”
 

jackdepp60

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Apr 29, 2019
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I’m not giving a misinformation. There are 2 Filipinos who arrived thru LMIA here during the pandemic. BUT they are NOT eligible for PR UNLESS they apply thru HCCP too. They just spent more money just to get here.
My point is: UNLESS they will apply for HCCP they cannot stay here in Canada as PR. So where is the misinformation here?
They are not eligible for PR because they don’t have the 24 mos of work experience just yet and they won’t be either in HCCP because their destination is Quebec.
 

ProudNanny

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They are not eligible for PR because they don’t have the 24 mos of work experience just yet and they won’t be either in HCCP because their destination is Quebec.
Yes. They are considered as TEMPORARY here and need to leave before their expiration. But they are both caregivers. So i dunno how she got here this year thru LMIA.
well, we’re just talking about one person here. She has an extra money, that’s why she applied BOTH program.
She’s NOT in quebec, she’s in Maple Ridge BC
 
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ProudNanny

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Actually, about TFW. It’s NOT a big deal. Because NO ONE would want to risk wasting money here. So no need to be hysterical. I’m just sharing that there’s ONLY one who took the risk of wasting money to get here thru TFW within 6 months of application. I wish I can give her name, so that you can ask her directly how did she got here thru LMIA as a nanny.
 

ProudNanny

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But if you really want to get here WITHOUT dependents at the span of 6 months only and you have LOTS of money to risk, go ahead. There’s no guarantee that you will be approved in TFW tho. One person testimony is not enough