Semi-Skilled Worker outside Canada for Yukon Nominee Program

[Buleg]

Hi to all,

Hopefully someone can answer my question about Yukon Nominee Program under Critical Impact Worker Program. I want to know what are the chances of getting a nomination of a foreign worker outside Canada applying for NOC C/D for Yukon Nominee Program? If the employer wants to hire a person permanently under YNP provided that he/she have all the requirements for nomination what are the chances of getting an approval?

Please share your thoughts and experience

 

[verveiko]

Hi to all,

Hopefully someone can answer my question about Yukon Nominee Program under Critical Impact Worker Program. I want to know what are the chances of getting a nomination of a foreign worker outside Canada applying for NOC C/D for Yukon Nominee Program? If the employer wants to hire a person permanently under YNP provided that he/she have all the requirements for nomination what are the chances of getting an approval?

Please share your thoughts and experience

100% if you will find from inside Yukon. I know also people who find from outside.

 

[Buleg]

100% if you will find from inside Yukon. I know also people who find from outside.

Thanks for your reply. Highly appreciated. So the YNP Critical Impact Worker Program really works eventhough you never been in Canada but there's an employer willing to hire you permanently? Is it based on your experience? If you can provide a website or link for this related forum much appreciated.

Thanks again

 

[verveiko]

I am a Yukon Nominee, I have lots of friends who were approved. Everyone is approved here. All you need to show 6 months related work experience and high school diploma and IELTS 4.

 

[Buleg]

I am a Yukon Nominee, I have lots of friends who were approved. Everyone is approved here. All you need to show 6 months related work experience and high school diploma and IELTS 4.

Wow that's good news. Thanks for your input. Highly appreciated. Usually how long is the process of getting LOA?

 

[verveiko]

Wow that's good news. Thanks for your input. Highly appreciated. Usually how long is the process of getting LOA?

2-6 weeks, can be up to 8 depends on your case.

 

[Buleg]

2-6 weeks, can be up to 8 depends on your case.

Hi again,

I'd like to ask after receiving LOA while the applicant is outside Canada and apply for TWP to enter Canada while PR is in-process what are the chances of getting approval/refusal? I read on the other thread that having a nomination is not guarantee to have TWP approve. Need your insights here. Thanks

 

[chichi8x]

2-6 weeks, can be up to 8 depends on your case.

Hi,

when would you get pr?

 

[rahulshanket32]

Skilled Worker inside Canada for Yukon Nominee Program

Hopefully someone can answer my question about Yukon Nominee Program under skilled Worker Program. I want to know what are the chances of getting a nomination of a foreign worker outside Canada applying for NOC 0, A,B for Yukon Nominee Program? If the employer wants to hire a person permanently under YNP provided that he/she have all the requirements for nomination what are the chances of getting an approval?
is there study related work need for PNP qualification or any work position that covered into 0, A and B category ?
How long i need to work for yukon nominee program ? and after Yukon nominee program , how long it takes to get federal PR ?

THANKS!
share your thoughts and experience ... please....

 

[chichi8x]

I dont know much about Skilled Worker Category. You can find some helpful information here http://www.immigration.gov.yk.ca/ynp_overview.aspx , especially in Application Handbook.
According to Semi-skilled, no need to proove study or degree which is related to work, all you need is a letter from your previous employer that show you have experiences are related to.
Yes, meets every requires for employers and employees are chances of getting an approval.

In vervieko's case, it took 8 months for him getting federal PR. While you are working as a nominee of PNP, your PR application is in process.

 

[rahulshanket32]

thanks CHICHI8X,
I want to know that can i apply under semi-skilled worker category ?
I have completed my Chemical Lab Technician 2 yr diploma program from sheridan college, ontarioand i got 3 yr open post graduate work permit too.
since January , i am working in subway restaurant and i want to know that this work experience considered for semi- skilled category .
or is there any other best option for me to Get federal PR ?
THANKS

 

[chichi8x]

Yes, you can
Check this http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/NOC/English/NOC/2011/html/Matrix.html

C and D are considered as Semi-skilled category. I think best option is the shortest way to get Nomination and up next is PR. You can ask your employer to nominate you as a nominee if you have at least 6 months of experience.

 

[rahulshanket32]

Thanks again,
but Are you talking about Yukon or ontario ?
as per your reply i can apply for YUKON nominee program in yukon right away on the base of my experience ?
please reply.

 

[chichi8x]

i am talking about Yukon Nominee Program, becasue i am also applying for. Read through out the handbook of Yukon Nominee Program would give you more details of procedure. First of all, you need to ask your employer to contact Yukon immigration department to nominate you. Officers will give your employer specific information because your employer is an applicant.

 

[robert1970]

i am interested to apply for yukon nominee program as well. How do I go about this? i checked the jobs available at Yuwin.ca and found the full details of the advertiser in the post.
Does that mean I could send email to them directly and inquire if they could process the application through YNP?
I am an undergraduate but has over 20 years of working experience (customer service, document management, tariff/valuation analysis, inspection coordination). Has handled supervisory jobs in the Philippines and now in UAE...
Am i qualified to apply under NOC skill level B or C?

Thanks for the time and hope to received reply from anyone...