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Work Permit

B_asit

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Sep 8, 2014
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Hello All,
I have a question to ask about immigration. My wife want to start job in Canada and want me to go with her to Canada. According to Canadian law, does my wife or me can apply for Canadian immigration? Kindly guide me about that process.
 

Intocanada

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Mar 18, 2014
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B_asit said:
Hello All,
I have a question to ask about immigration. My wife want to start job in Canada and want me to go with her to Canada. According to Canadian law, does my wife or me can apply for Canadian immigration? Kindly guide me about that process.
Apply for PR or get a job from Canadian employer.
If you or your spouse is a skilled worker, the other will be eligible for open work permit.

If not, both should get an job in Canada.
This includes the process of LMIA which is applied by employer and then you apply for work permit. As I told you above, it all starts with finding an employer.

Good luck!
 

B_asit

Newbie
Sep 8, 2014
4
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Intocanada said:
Apply for PR or get a job from Canadian employer.
If you or your spouse is a skilled worker, the other will be eligible for open work permit.

If not, both should get an job in Canada.
This includes the process of LMIA which is applied by employer and then you apply for work permit. As I told you above, it all starts with finding an employer.

Good luck!
If my spouse get a job in Canada, so does she can apply for me ?
 

Intocanada

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Mar 18, 2014
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B_asit said:
If my spouse get a job in Canada, so does she can apply for me ?
It depends.
If her job falls under High skilled category (i.e NOC 0, A, B ), you can apply open work permit and you would be eligible to work any where.
If her job doesn't fall under these NOC's, then you cannot apply for work permit.
 

B_asit

Newbie
Sep 8, 2014
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Intocanada said:
It depends.
If her job falls under High skilled category (i.e NOC 0, A, B ), you can apply open work permit and you would be eligible to work any where.
If her job doesn't fall under these NOC's, then you cannot apply for work permit.

Ok thanks for the guide. But I have only 1 question to ask, how could i know she has that kind of job ?
 

Intocanada

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Mar 18, 2014
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B_asit said:
Ok thanks for the guide. But I have only 1 question to ask, how could i know she has that kind of job ?
http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/NOC/English/NOC/2011/QuickSearch.aspx?val65=*

More detailed
http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/noc/english/noc/2011/pdf/PrintableVersionNOC2011.pdf