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ladybugger

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Sep 9, 2012
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Hello Everyone!

We are planning to hire a live-in caregiver from overseas to look after our 1 year old baby.However, we are currently living in a 2 bedroom apartment. Do we have to move to a bigger place to accommodate a caregiver or we can let our baby sleep in our room and the caregiver will have the other room? Thanks!:)
 
You need to show you would be able to accommodate your live in nanny, so you need a bigger place.

ladybugger said:
Hello Everyone!

We are planning to hire a live-in caregiver from overseas to look after our 1 year old baby.However, we are currently living in a 2 bedroom apartment. Do we have to move to a bigger place to accommodate a caregiver or we can let our baby sleep in our room and the caregiver will have the other room? Thanks!:)
 
When you apply for the LMO, a description of your house (number of rooms, etc) are part of the application and another form includes a description of the caregiver's room/accommodation.

If the prospective caregiver is still outside Canada, you would have to advertise for the position for at least 14 days prior to submitting your application for LMO. You need to show the results of your recruitment efforts.

Please follow the links. Hope this helps.

http://www.hrsdc.gc.ca/eng/workplaceskills/foreign_workers/caregiver/requirements.shtml

ladybugger said:
Thanks job_seeker for your advice:)
 
Job_seeker thanks for the link! We trying to straighten things out before starting the process so there will be no hassle later! Btw if the caregiver is a registered nurse and had experience as a company nurse but been out of work for long time, does she need still to take additional training?
 
ladybugger said:
Job_seeker thanks for the link! We trying to straighten things out before starting the process so there will be no hassle later! Btw if the caregiver is a registered nurse and had experience as a company nurse but been out of work for long time, does she need still to take additional training?

I dont think she needs, im a BSN grad, but I have experience in child care and special needs. :)
 
hi job seeker,

i just want to ask if i can use my multiple TRV on december 2012? my multiple TRV will expire on july 2013, but the problem is it was stamped on my old passport my old passport will be expire on july 2013 also. the reason why i renew my passport is because i apply for OPW/PR.

and also is it possible for me to have my 1month vacation on december, while my application is on process?

thank you so much for the help job seeker.
 
ladybugger said:
Job_seeker thanks for the link! We trying to straighten things out before starting the process so there will be no hassle later! Btw if the caregiver is a registered nurse and had experience as a company nurse but been out of work for long time, does she need still to take additional training?


To qualify to apply she must either have six months of training in the last three years OR one year of full-time paid work experience in the last three years. How long has she been out of work?

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/caregiver/apply-who.asp
 
ladybugger said:
Oooops...It's more than 5 years already:(

Unfortunately that's too long. She'll either need to take a six month course or obtain a year of experience to qualify.
 
ladybugger said:
Thanks syclla and europegirl for the insights!:)

I think you're the same member who post in other website. Processing in Philippines is 18 months
 
richmondhill said:
hi job seeker,

i just want to ask if i can use my multiple TRV on december 2012? my multiple TRV will expire on july 2013, but the problem is it was stamped on my old passport my old passport will be expire on july 2013 also. the reason why i renew my passport is because i apply for OPW/PR.

and also is it possible for me to have my 1month vacation on december, while my application is on process?

thank you so much for the help job seeker.


hi..i had the same situation before.....if your canadian visa is still existing and not expired,you can still use it..just attached the old passport to the new one...and got also 1 month vacation in the Philippines while my application is on process...( pls dont forget to bring with you your open work permit and a letter from your employer..
 
ava said:
hi..i had the same situation before.....if your canadian visa is still existing and not expired,you can still use it..just attached the old passport to the new one...and got also 1 month vacation in the Philippines while my application is on process...( pls dont forget to bring with you your open work permit and a letter from your employer..

Thank you so much.

And i have one more question. Am about to submit my OWP/PR application and am confused about the fee. Is the OWP fee is defferent from PR Fee? Like $150 for OWP + $550 for PR + another $550 for dependent (husband or kids) total of $1,250, did i understand it right or no?

Thank you so much and god bless us.