elenadee

Hi,

I have just received a job offer, can this now be used to get me into Canada and working quicker by getting a work permit?

Thanks!

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in a recent article, elenadee (member17788@british_expats.com) said:

    > I have just received a job offer, can this now be used to get me
    > into Canada and working quicker by getting a work permit?

In brief, it has to be an approved offer with HRDC, meaning it meets
certain requirements, such as it can't be filled by a Canadian.
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padv

Of course you can

Andrew Miller

You need to have job offer validated by HRDC - it is employer's
responsibility to apply for such validation and to prove to HRDC that
despite extensive national search no Canadian candidate was found. Depending
from the nature of the job, your qualifications and nationality you may
qualify for work permit process that doesn't require individual validation.
You didn't provide any information about offer, employer and your
qualifications as well as nationality, thus it is impossible to tell you
more. Visit CIC website to learn more about work permit process and
available options here:

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/index.html

Most of the time (when offer and/or yourself don't qualify for exemption
from individual validation) letter offering you a job but not validated by
HRDC is worthless, sorry.

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"elenadee" <member17788@british_expats.com> wrote in message
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    > Hi,
    > I have just received a job offer, can this now be used to get me
    > into Canada and working quicker by getting a work permit?
    > Thanks!
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Vansh

Also note, there are certain HRDC exempt jobs, for which getting a
workpermit is relatively quick and easy ( about 40 days)


"elenadee" <member17788@british_expats.com> wrote in message
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    > Hi,
    > I have just received a job offer, can this now be used to get me
    > into Canada and working quicker by getting a work permit?
    > Thanks!
    > --
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dazed&confused

I think also it will depend on what type of HRDC validation you receive there are different types: The one I have is what is known as a Arranged Employment Opinion (AEO) and in the words of HRDC I quote:

"Please note this confirmation does not authorise the foreign national to enter, remain or take employment in Canada, nor can it be used to apply for a work permit"

Anyway good luck with you application

Jim Humphries

Check out the CICs website for further info. Its at www.cic.gc.ca

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"elenadee" <member17788@british_expats.com> wrote in message
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    > Hi,
    > I have just received a job offer, can this now be used to get me
    > into Canada and working quicker by getting a work permit?
    > Thanks!
    > --
    > Posted via http://britishexpats.com

Ron Beirnes

Pad:
Take a look at the web page provided by Jim as a job offer in Canada is only
valuable if it is certified, or
you fall within one of the specialized 7 software development occupations or
you fall within one of the reciprocal programs like NAFTA North
American Fee Trade and you have a job offer and a profession identified in
the specific program. If not, you would have to have
your employer obtain a HRDC (Human Resource Development Canada, now called
HRSD Human Resource Skill Development) certification or opinion about the
job(a process to determine the availability of Canadian residents qualified
and ready to do the job). A certification would allow you to come to Canada
to work while the opinion would give you an additional 15 points in the
selection grid in an application as a skilled worker.

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R.B. Global Immigration Consultants Ltd.
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Vancouver, BC
Phone 604 688-3081 fax 688-3015
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"padv" <member21005@british_expats.com> wrote in message
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    > Of course you can
    > Originally posted by elenadee
    > > Hi,
    > >
    > > I have just received a job offer, can this now be used to get
    > me into Canada and working quicker by getting a work permit?
    > >
    > Thanks!
    > --
    > Pad
    > Posted via http://britishexpats.com