Quitting job after getting PPR?

[H45]

Hi guys,

Once I have received my PPR can I quit my job in Canada?

Thanks!

Good luck everyone!

 

[ersandee]

Hi guys,

Once I have received my PPR can I quit my job in Canada?

Thanks!

Good luck everyone!

Yes, I dont think this gona be any problem.

 

[H45]

Thanks Ersandee!
Does anybody know for sure? Can't find anything about it..

 

[ersandee]

Thanks Ersandee!
Does anybody know for sure? Can't find anything about it..

Why do you think it is going to be a problem ?

 

[H45]

I don't know. You flagpole, talk to the officer, he asks you questions about your job and stuff...
The job was a requirement for receiving permanent residency (through PNP).

 

[ersandee]

I don't know. You flagpole, talk to the officer, he asks you questions about your job and stuff...
The job was a requirement for receiving permanent residency (through PNP).

They dont ask any such questions and PR process do not halt your life.

 

[Mitya-kun]

I don't know. You flagpole, talk to the officer, he asks you questions about your job and stuff...
The job was a requirement for receiving permanent residency (through PNP).

If you are a PNP applicant, and your nomination was based on a job offer, you cannot leave your job until you land as a PR. Accepting nomination means that you intend to settle in the province nominated you and to work for the employer which supported your nomination.

Usually officers do not ask any job related questions, but it doesn’t mean they can’t.

Check out this thread:
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/entry-denied-at-port.667021/

 

[H45]

If you are a PNP applicant, and your nomination was based on a job offer, you cannot leave your job until you land as a PR. Accepting nomination means that you intend to settle in the province nominated you and to work for the employer which supported your nomination.

Usually officers do not ask any job related questions, but it doesn’t mean they can’t.

Check out this thread:
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/entry-denied-at-port.667021/

Ok... But I don't have to wait for my PR card, do I?

 

[Mitya-kun]

Ok... But I don't have to wait for my PR card, do I?

No, PR card has nothing to do with all this staff, it is just a travel document. You become a PR as soon as you get your COPR signed. After that it should be safe to change employer.

 

[H45]

No, PR card has nothing to do with all this staff, it is just a travel document. You become a PR as soon as you get your COPR signed. After that it should be safe to change employer.

Thank you Mitya-kun!!!