Open work Permit

[ange1o]

You need to wait until she has a NOC A, B or 0 job before you will be able to apply for extend your work permit.

Thanks for the info.

 

[PH2CA]

No - you cannot use the open work permit for job offer points in Express Entry. Your employer needs to get an approved LMIA if you want the additional 50 points.

@syclla, I have been researching to answer this same question. I'm trying to get an OWP as the spouse of an international student. I plan to get a job offer and gain points towards Express Entry. Are you saying I can get the job offer as OWP but I need to ask the employer if they can support my Express Entry by getting an LMIA for the same job that I'm about to fill-in? Can you offer a link to reference material on the same subject? Thank you in advance for your help @syclla.

 

[Naturgrl]

@syclla, I have been researching to answer this same question. I'm trying to get an OWP as the spouse of an international student. I plan to get a job offer and gain points towards Express Entry. Are you saying I can get the job offer as OWP but I need to ask the employer if they can support my Express Entry by getting an LMIA for the same job that I'm about to fill-in? Can you offer a link to reference material on the same subject? Thank you in advance for your help @syclla.

An open work permit allows you to work anywhere. If you want to get the 50 points for EE then you need a LMIA. It must be an offer that is full-time and extends to when your receive PR.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...express-entry/documents/offer-employment.html

 

[scylla]

@syclla, I have been researching to answer this same question. I'm trying to get an OWP as the spouse of an international student. I plan to get a job offer and gain points towards Express Entry. Are you saying I can get the job offer as OWP but I need to ask the employer if they can support my Express Entry by getting an LMIA for the same job that I'm about to fill-in? Can you offer a link to reference material on the same subject? Thank you in advance for your help @syclla.

Yes - you need an LMIA to claim the 50 points for having a job offer / arranged employment. See the link Naturgrl has provided above.

You can still gain Canadian work experience points without the LMIA. Only the 50 job offer points require the LMIA.

 

[PH2CA]

Thank you for providing answer @Naturgrl and @scylla. Follow up question: does this also applies to a job offer from a company in BC?

 

[scylla]

Thank you for providing answer @Naturgrl and @scylla. Follow up question: does this also applies to a job offer from a company in BC?

Your question isn't clear.

If you are applying through Express Entry (which is where you would get the 50 points), it applies to all job offers - regardless of which province. If you are on an open work permit, the LMIA is required to make this a job offer under the EE program.

 

[Naturgrl]

Thank you for providing answer @Naturgrl and @scylla. Follow up question: does this also applies to a job offer from a company in BC?

Then you aren’t applying through Express Entry and need to meet eligibility requirements for BC PNPs program.

 

[PH2CA]

Your question isn't clear.

If you are applying through Express Entry (which is where you would get the 50 points), it applies to all job offers - regardless of which province. If you are on an open work permit, the LMIA is required to make this a job offer under the EE program.

Then you aren’t applying through Express Entry and need to meet eligibility requirements for BC PNPs program.

OK, thanks.

 

[canadapr23]

No - you cannot use the open work permit for job offer points in Express Entry. Your employer needs to get an approved LMIA if you want the additional 50 points.

 

[Kingboat]

Can a visitor who plans to stay and work in Canada apply for an open work permit??
If yes what’s the process??

 

[scylla]

Can a visitor who plans to stay and work in Canada apply for an open work permit??
If yes what’s the process??

No, a visitor doesn't qualify for an open work permit.

 

[domenicdondiego]

Is there any hiring employers in CANADA ? That can possibly issue work permit for skilled worker?

 

[scylla]

Is there any hiring employers in CANADA ? That can possibly issue work permit for skilled worker?

Employers don't issue work permits. IRCC issues work permits.

To qualify for a work permit, you first have to secure a job offer with an employer in Canada. You will need to apply for jobs through websites such as Indeed and LinkedIn if you want to try to find a job. Once you find an employer willing to hire you, that employer will also need to obtain an approved LMIA.

Once the LMIA is approved, you can then apply for a closed work permit.

 

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