Job offer issue
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Thank you for your message. Can I claim 50 points and add to my EE if a Canadian employer uses mobility francophone to offer me a job? and, if yes, does he need a positive LMIA or not?First of all, you should gather all the information from the internet. Then you can move on next step.
the reason is that a lot of scammers in this field.
No you cannot claim 50 points. Employer meets requirements files for LMIA exemption. You apply for closed work permit and come to Canada. Once you work for a year, then it is possible to claim 50 points if employer is willing to offer you permanent employment one year past PR.Thank you for your message. Can I claim 50 points and add to my EE if a Canadian employer uses mobility francophone to offer me a job? and, if yes, does he need a positive LMIA or not?
If I understand well, The Mobility francophone won't enable me to get 50 points, so if he didn't use the Mobility francophone and use instead LMIA Assessement, can I get the 50 points? Does I need to have a job offer match with my NOc code to be accepted in LMIA Assesement and MobilityNo you cannot claim 50 points. Employer meets requirements files for LMIA exemption. You apply for closed work permit and come to Canada. Once you work for a year, then it is possible to claim 50 points if employer is willing to offer you permanent employment one year past PR.
You need an approved LMIA in your name so your experience/education should match the NOC. The officer will take into consideration whether you have the experience and education to do the job since the point of a LMIA is that no one in Canada has the qualifications and education.If I understand well, The Mobility francophone won't enable me to get 50 points, so if he didn't use the Mobility francophone and use instead LMIA Assessement, can I get the 50 points? Does I need to have a job offer match with my NOc code to be accepted in LMIA Assesement and Mobility
Employer must file for a LMIA exemption first. Then you apply for closed work permit showing that you have the experience and education to do the job as well as language tests. There are people on here who have exemption under Francophone program with a job at Tim Hortons (donut shop) and there closed work permit was denied because no work experience.I'm a little bit confused, as I have read that if the employer uses the Mobility Francophone program, he won`t need LMIA assessment anymore. Or LMIA Assessment is a must?
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/work-canada/permit/francophone-mobility.html
what you mean by education, i must have an education related to the job offer or just a bachelor`s degree in any subject is enough?Employer must file for a LMIA exemption first. Then you apply for closed work permit showing that you have the experience and education to do the job as well as language tests. There are people on here who have exemption under Francophone program with a job at Tim Hortons (donut shop) and there closed work permit was denied because no work experience.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/work-canada/permit/francophone-mobility.html
Yes. The NOC will state what education you should have. You show that you have at least one year job experience too in that NOC.what you mean by education, i must have an education related to the job offer or just a bachelor`s degree in any subject is enough?
@NaturgrlThank you for your message. Can I claim 50 points and add to my EE if a Canadian employer uses mobility francophone to offer me a job? and, if yes, does he need a positive LMIA or not?
Hmm, sadly I don't have the same education as my Noc Code. My Noc code is 12100 (executive assistant) 10 years of experience and my study is English literature. Do I have a chance?Yes. The NOC will state what education you should have. You show that you have at least one year job experience too in that NOC.
Thought you worked in a hotel? Now you have 10 years experience as an EA with reference letters.Hmm, sadly I don't have the same education as my Noc Code. My Noc code is 12100 (executive assistant) 10 years of experience and my study is English literature. Do I have a chance?
My primary job in the hotel is Direction assistant, and my current duties are similar to the executive assistant position in Canada. With other duties like management, reservation, and others. I thought if I changed my NOC Code I would have a chance with the Canadian employer that I'm in contact with for the moment. What do you think? and yes I have a reference letter as an executive assistant.
My primary job in the hotel is Direction assistant, and my current duties are similar to the executive assistant position in Canada. With other duties like management, reservation, and others. I thought if I changed my NOC Code I would have a chance with the Canadian employer that I'm in contact with for the moment. What do you think? and yes I have a reference letter as an executive assistant. In my country which Morocco we do almost everything from assistant the Manager or the boss to reservation, marketing, guest relations and more