As per title, is it legal for me to send my CV to Canadian employers while being in Canada as visitor and while my OWP is being processed?
As per title, is it legal for me to send my CV to Canadian employers while being in Canada as visitor and while my OWP is being processed?
Hi There,
I am currently a citizen in canada right now. I am asking for my brother who got his visitor visa approved and would like to convert to work permit and start working. wondering if you can share any insights of how to get the vistor visa converted to work permit ?
Thanks in Advance.
As mentioned by @scylla, he cannot convert a visa into a work permit. He needs to get a job offer with an approved LMIA. The LMIA proves that no Canadian, PR or person with work authorization can do the job, only your brother. Then with the LMIA, he can apply for a closed work permit showing his work experience, education, language etc. So it can take a lot of time to secure LMIA and wait for closed work permit.Hi There,
I am currently a citizen in canada right now. I am asking for my brother who got his visitor visa approved and would like to convert to work permit and start working. wondering if you can share any insights of how to get the vistor visa converted to work permit ?
Thanks in Advance.
Hi There,
I am currently a citizen in canada right now. I am asking for my brother who got his visitor visa approved and would like to convert to work permit and start working. wondering if you can share any insights of how to get the vistor visa converted to work permit ?
Thanks in Advance.
A genuine LMIA will very likely lead to a WP. That said any fraud in LIMA can and will result in midrep finding and ban. So beware of any "agents" and "touts" who promise WPs.Would also add to other posts that even with a job offer from an employer with an LMIA he isn’t guaranteed a WP. Unless he works in certain fields there isn’t a huge demand for labour and the economy is facing significant hurdles. There are literally hundreds of international students who line up for job openings in many cities. The whole process could also take 6 months with no guarantees of approval. The better option would be to help him try to search for an employer willing to go through the LMIA application and only come to Canada if you may have found an employer and they want to interview him in person.