restaurant and food manager- pnp

[stephanjaca]

Hi from Spain:
I will try to move to Canada. I´m a restaurant owner since 1999 and looking for a new family experience i will try with my family a new live in Canada.
I need some help about those questions below:
1- It´s there any possibility to have PNP nominee with this job category- food and restaurant manager- i don´t care about which region move
2- With pout a Job offer , it´s possible to apply for a PNP nominee
3- Which region is probably easier to apply for??

Thank you everybody

 

[stephanjaca]

We just need some info about possibilities of have a working visa from outside Canada......
;D ;D ;D ;D

 

[Obonken]

We just need some info about possibilities of have a working visa from outside Canada......
;D ;D ;D ;D

Anything is possible but from my point of view it is definitely very difficult for your work position.
It is true that there is a huge demand of workers in hospitality, but unless you already know somebody in Canada (that wants to sponsor you..) I think it will not be easy.
Anyway you can always try to send your resume and see what happens..

 

[Ayokunlex01]

well it will be somehow difficult, cos canada is a country that will screen before given u visa, d most important tin is for u to first have a sponsor there
well there are close to 20 different immigration process u can do to log in to canada, federal skill worker, student visa, provincial nominees, etc, but dis ur food ur selling, i dont tink it will be easy for u to get visa striaght like dat, but dis what u can do, i tink wat will work is for u to get a sponsor, then go for visiting visa, when u get there, u can start processing ur permanent visa, its just an advice

 

[mf4361]

SINP Hospitality stream? except LMIA would be a nightmare...

 

[stephanjaca]

Thanks for the advices....we will try fro every options.... I will try to contact directly employers who can be interested on my resume....
Thanks again for all the info....

 

[YouthTree]

Can somebody tell me what the rules are for getting 'sponsored' by a employer? Is this the same as LMIA? Is this approach still based on points, for example previous work experience? Thanks