TRP MEAN?
- Thread starter Suthar@want-full-info
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Temporary Resident Permit. If you get deported/are inadmissible from Canada, you have to get a TRP to enter. These aren't easy to get. Read more here: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...admissibility/temporary-resident-permits.html
It's a special visa for people who are inadmissible to Canada - typically due to a crime.
if I apply visitor visa from india ,or mation that I want going to for find a job for sane my occupation, so I needed TRP ,IF I GET JOB, I WILL CONVERT IN WORK VISA ? WHAT HAPPENED
A job offer is not enough to obtain a work visa. Your employer also needs to get an approved LMIA. This is a very long and expensive process for the employer with no guarantee of approval. You should assume it will not be possible to secure a job offer in Canada because most employers are not willing to go through the LMIA process.
but if I apply in this condition, because I am saying true, 100% true ,will my visitor visa cancel how many chanced % ?
how many expensive?
how many expensive?
You won't get a visa if you are attempting to come here on a tourist visa and then work.
Did you get job via some online recruiter hope you are not falling in any scam. There is no chance of getting visa as other mentioned.
Good Luck
OK so what esy option for my self apply canada visa ,my occupation is carpenter ,I have 10 years study passed 64% in 2004 , after I started working, my company or some company now me very well, they can give me experience certificate,
am I should study 1 years more now for diploma in caroenter ,
and other ,I can achieved in 5 bands in IELTS,
PLZ TELL ME step by step guide
am I should study 1 years more now for diploma in caroenter ,
and other ,I can achieved in 5 bands in IELTS,
PLZ TELL ME step by step guide
Ok, I'll help you out.
First - you have to understand that it will be very difficult for you to immigrate to Canada.
Then, you have to read up on the Federal Skilled Trades program. That is the only possible option for you, and that's only if you can somehow get a job offer with a positive LMIA.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...express-entry/eligibility/skilled-trades.html
I understand that English is not your first language, so take your time to read this carefully. The two important things you need to know are
1. You either need a job offer for one year, which has been approved by the Canadian government (this is called a positive LMIA)
OR
2. You need a certificate of qualification from a Canadian authority. This is not really possible unless you're already in Canada.
If anyone promises you a job/LMIA and asks you for money - that is not legal and is a fraud. You will lose money. Never, ever, pay for the promise of a job/LMIA.
I'm not trying to be negative, but your chances of getting a work visa/PR in Canada are quite low. You should plan accordingly.