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Regarding applying for jobs.

Seronic

Star Member
Feb 5, 2013
155
1
ottawa
Category........
Visa Office......
moscow
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
25-02-2014
AOR Received.
21-03-2014. SA - 26-03-2014
File Transfer...
26-03-2014
Med's Done....
19-01-2014
Interview........
WAIVED
Passport Req..
15-07-2014
VISA ISSUED...
01-08-2014
LANDED..........
15-08-2014
Hi everyone, posting this for my sister. I'm informed in spousal sponsorship, but work visas are a different beast.

She is trying to get her boyfriend a work visa (He meets no skilled worker requirements, lives in USA and is not a Canadian PR). I already know he'll more than likely never get one, but my question is is he allowed to apply for a job while he is visiting her here (To get a job offer), or should he do it online? Mainly I don't want him getting caught up at the border and denied entry because he's searching for a job. Personally I feel the whole thing is pointless, but at least if he's going to try getting a job offer, he can at least do it the right way and not ruin chances of immigrating here in the future.

Thanks guys,

Shane
 

scylla

VIP Member
Jun 8, 2010
95,950
22,190
Toronto
Category........
Visa Office......
Buffalo
Job Offer........
Pre-Assessed..
App. Filed.......
28-05-2010
AOR Received.
19-08-2010
File Transfer...
28-06-2010
Passport Req..
01-10-2010
VISA ISSUED...
05-10-2010
LANDED..........
05-10-2010
Yes - he's allowed to apply for jobs while in Canada as a visitor. However this isn't something he should advertise at the border as he could have issues entering Canada.

If he's unskilled, note that a job offer isn't enough to obtain a work permit. The employer will also need to get an approved LMIA. This is a long and expensive process for the employer with no guarantee of approval at the end. As a result, most employers aren't willing to go through the process.
 

mum2017

Newbie
Mar 5, 2017
2
0
Hi .. Though i am a bit off-topic and advanced, i couldn't refrain myself asking here.

My bachelor is in Computer Science and Masters in Business Administration, serving in the IT Division of a Commercial Bank. Recently I have been nominated for SASKATCHEWAN province under NOC 2171. Now waiting to apply for PR at CIC.

Meanwhile, following queries come up in my mind which needed a clear vision::
1. Is it worth to do any certification course before migration or to enroll into any university degree after migration ?
2. Since the nomination is under 2171, which course category is more demand-able ?
3. What might be the primary living cost at Saskatchewan with minimum facilities ?
4. Is it possible to get any quick (ODD) job so that a 3-member family can survive initially ?
5. What is average wage/hour ? and what could be the monthly income (approx) considering full-time/part-time/contractual jobs ?


Please suggest your expert opinions and links, which might help me to plan well in advance. Thanks..