Looking for a casino willing to sponsor for an open work permit!!!!

[danihartnett]

Hi guys
Just a quick question i'm a Macedonian citizen and i'm interested to know if there is any casinos that are willing to sponsor for my work permit i currently work in casino but i'm really interested in moving in Canada i just need to know if the casino occupation is under LMO occupations i don't have any jobs offer at the moment but i'm thinking if i visit Canada on a tourist visa and try from there to find a sponsor for casino job.My question is if the casino job would give me opportunity to get an open work permit and if there is any casino that is willing to sponsor me?
If someone know a bit more of this subject please advice me
Tnx in advance

 

[amikety]

As far as I know (and I'm in 4-5 of our casinos a month) they normally don't hire TFW. With the security clearance needed for some jobs it's easier to hire citizens or PRs. They may hire low skilled positions at TFW (janitor, waitress) but I've never seen that.

FYI, you won't get an open work permit that way. If you are brought to Canada by an employer, you are on a closed work permit. Locked to that employer.

I live in Calgary. The hiring situation may be different in other areas.

 

[amikety]

I actually got out of bed (I was posting on my iPhone, not very fun), got a cookie, and tried to do some research.

http://elbowrivercasino.com/careers/

Elbow River isn't one of the casinos I normally go to. I did notice, however, they don't state specifically that they do NOT hire TFW. You can cold email them a resume.

http://www.greyeaglecasino.ca/about_us/employment.html

http://www.casinoabs.com/company/employment-opportunities/

http://calgary.cnty.com/forms/online-application/

All of these places take resumes or applications on the internet. You could also call and ask if they hire TFW. Depending on where you're from, you could also look into IEC, if you qualify.

http://www.international.gc.ca/experience/intro_incoming-intro_entrant.aspx?view=d

 

[danihartnett]

Thank you so much for your research i would try to contact them and find out if they do hire other then a Canadians, however in this point i'm ready to try even for low skilled position so if you know for some employers who do hire you can send me a links
Once again thank you

 

[amikety]

Where does your husband live or where are you planning to live? A lot of factors depend on where you live.

One thing you can do is search Kijiji (www.kijiji.ca). Use "LMO" as your keyword. Make sure to enter your locality. You'll probably see more people begging for LMO jobs than jobs available. It's very difficult to get a LMO job, especially when there are people already inside Canada looking for a new LMO. That doesn't mean it won't happen!

Some areas the fast food places like Tim Horton's, Dairy Queen hire by LMO. (You can apply to Timmy's online.) Your boyfriend could talk with management and see if that's the case in his area.

There's also semi-skilled professions. They vary by province. You can search "semi skilled TFW" and your to-be province.

 

[danihartnett]

My boyfriend lives in Burlington i will tell him to check this places i did some research as you've told me and i was able to find some position in restaurants that provide LMO so i will send my resume thank you so much for your help i really appreciate

 

[amikety]

You're welcome! One last thing, don't give an employer any money, period. Especially if you get a service job (waitress, cleaning lady, etc). They're supposed to pay for everything including work permit and flight into Canada. If you are already IN Canada as a visitor and you're interviewed for a job, make sure to mention that because it will save the company money.

When you apply for a work permit, you may need to apply "Outside" Canada. I had problems getting my study permit because I applied "inside" Canada, but was a visitor. Make sure to read the eligibility requirements carefully and ask in the TFW section of the forum if you need help (cuz I obviously don't know!!!)

Best of luck to you!

 

[Ignacio Olvera]

Hi guys
Just a quick question i'm a Macedonian citizen and i'm interested to know if there is any casinos that are willing to sponsor for my work permit i currently work in casino but i'm really interested in moving in Canada i just need to know if the casino occupation is under LMO occupations i don't have any jobs offer at the moment but i'm thinking if i visit Canada on a tourist visa and try from there to find a sponsor for casino job.My question is if the casino job would give me opportunity to get an open work permit and if there is any casino that is willing to sponsor me?
If someone know a bit more of this subject please advice me
Tnx in advance

Hi there, I would like to know if you got any results in your casinos job search. I am a croupier in Mexico and I'm looking for any advice to apply for a vacancy at Canada.

 

[Copingwithlife]

Hi there, I would like to know if you got any results in your casinos job search. I am a croupier in Mexico and I'm looking for any advice to apply for a vacancy at Canada.

You are replying to a post from 7 years ago

 

[Ignacio Olvera]

You are replying to a post from 7 years ago

I know, I'm just asking wherever I could find information.

 

[Niharika31]

Casinos sponsoring open work permits can be a great opportunity for those looking for employment in the gaming industry. Tiger Exchange is a reputable and reliable casino platform, known for its fair and secure gaming experience. It would be a smart choice for a casino to sponsor an open work permit for potential employees.

 

[AlissaBall]

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