JOB OFFER

[zupermarn]

Helo,

Quick question. I have a full time, permanent (no end date) job in Ontario. I've been working with the company for over 2 years which gives me 2 years work experience. I want to know if I have to answer 'YES" or "NO" to having a job offer in Ontario.

Technically I work with the company, so i'm not sure what to put.

Also, my Job is LMIA exempt.

 

[canuck_in_uk]

Helo,

Quick question. I have a full time, permanent (no end date) job in Ontario. I've been working with the company for over 2 years which gives me 2 years work experience. I want to know if I have to answer 'YES" or "NO" to having a job offer in Ontario.

Technically I work with the company, so i'm not sure what to put.

Also, my Job is LMIA exempt.

Having an open work permit doesn't make your job LMIA-exempt. Your employer needs the LMIA for you to claim the 50 points for a job offer.

 

[zupermarn]

Having an open work permit doesn't make your job LMIA-exempt. Your employer needs the LMIA for you to claim the 50 points for a job offer.

Hello,

Thank you so much for making it clear.

 

[Modline]

Hi

Please how do I apply for a job in Canada. How do I start

 

[zupermarn]

Hi

Please how do I apply for a job in Canada. How do I start

Hello,

You can use Job Bank Canada, or you can use Indeed.com

 

[VinVil]

Hello.

So, just to make it clear, if I already have been working in Canada for over a year, and I still have that same job, then I need to answer NO when asked if I have a job offer in Canada, right?
Because, if I already have a job, then I don't have a job offer, right?

 

[scylla]

Hello.

So, just to make it clear, if I already have been working in Canada for over a year, and I still have that same job, then I need to answer NO when asked if I have a job offer in Canada, right?
Because, if I already have a job, then I don't have a job offer, right?

Depends what kind of work permit you have.

 

[VinVil]

Depends what kind of work permit you have.

Open work permit.

 

[scylla]

Open work permit.

Answer is "no" unless you have an approved LMIA

 

[VinVil]

Answer is "no" unless you have an approved LMIA

Got it. Thank you!