Just work in an Opticians. It's entry levelMaryLou6 said:What do you do for a living, maybe you can try Experience Class?
Just work in an Opticians. It's entry levelMaryLou6 said:What do you do for a living, maybe you can try Experience Class?
She can look if any provincial nominee programs exist that you may qualify under, but they are very specific to each province.Re94 said:So my sister isn't able to sponsor me? Are there any other ways of getting an open work permit?
I'm able to live in Canada but I won't be able to work without apply for a work permit after getting a job offer??
Anyone know if there's a simpler way to do this or is everything extremely complicated? Thanks
Ok, thanks for the helpRob_TO said:She can look if any provincial nominee programs exist that you may qualify under, but they are very specific to each province.
Other than that, as mentioned you should apply for IEC working holiday visa when the program is open again.
Only other way to come to get a work visa is to have an employer go through the LMIA process for you, which is a very difficult thing to do and requires you have a pretty specific set of job kills or education that would be in demand.
Under which category has your sister applied?Re94 said:Ok, thanks for the help
I'm not sure, the company her partner works for is sorting out all their visas.MaryLou6 said:Under which category has your sister applied?
Try to get hired there as well hahaRe94 said:I'm not sure, the company her partner works for is sorting out all their visas.
I think our application was under that category. "The Lonely canadian rule"Rob_TO said:That is completely wrong.
In general you can't sponsor siblings. Only in rare cases where the PR has no spouse/kids/family in CAnada, and parents are deceased... can you sponsor a sibling.
Some provinces have Provincial Nominee programs under which people can help family members immigrate. But that depends on the province and what programs they have open. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/provincial/apply-who.asp