Please let me know if anybody whose pgwp is going to expire?
If you have a COPR and have been approved for PR, then you just need to message the visa office to request that your COPR expiry date be extended.My PGWP is also expiring and I am stuck in India due to covid-19. Though I have COPR but can not land. If you find any solution then please let me know.
If you manage to get ITA and submit your application before your PGWP expires, then you can submit a BOWP to extend your ability to work. How many points do you have under Express Entry? Do you have at least one year of Canadian work experience to qualify under CEC?PGWP about to expire in 2 months, no invitation yet for FSW. whhat can i do?
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If your current employer isn't willing to go through the LMIA process and you can't find any other employer willing to offer you a job and go through the LMIA process, then you will need to convert your status to visitor before your PGWP expires if you want to remain in Canada. Alternatively if you want to be able to work, then you should consider returning to your home country and they applying for PR from there.Same here, my pgwp will expire Sep this year, although I am still working but I have not submitted any express entry yet due to missing ielts test for me and hubby and hubby's eca. My company will not support for any lmia, now i am in limbo and do not know what to do because of this pandemic. I hope anyone can let us know what they'd do other than converting to visitor visa to stay in Canada.
Hi Scylla,If your current employer isn't willing to go through the LMIA process and you can't find any other employer willing to offer you a job and go through the LMIA process, then you will need to convert your status to visitor before your PGWP expires if you want to remain in Canada. Alternatively if you want to be able to work, then you should consider returning to your home country and they applying for PR from there.
The only other option I can think of would be for you or your husband to convert your status to study permit. You would need to do this for the September term and are short on time to get this done. The person who converts their status to a study permit will of course have to study full time and will be eligible to work up to 20 hours per week. The spouse can then apply for a SOWP.
Yes - you need your spouse to take a course that results in a PGWP. If not, then you will have issues getting the SOWP approved.Hi Scylla,
Is it mandatory for a spouse to take course that's is offering PGWP.?
If my spouse take a course that does not offer PGWP. Do I get SOWP..?
Just struck here and my PGWP expires in 10 days
Thanks