Work permit
#1
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Work permit
Do I have to apply for a work permit when I land in Canada or can I apply a couple of weeks later? And if so where in edmonton would I do it?
Thanks
Sam
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Sam
#2
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Re: Work permit
Work permits are usually issued at Ports Of Entry when you arrive. Those issued later after having arrived usually entail a trip to the border.
As Edmonton is several hours from the nearest border I suggest you get it issued on arrival in Canada.
#3
Re: Work permit
IF NOT:
Do you have a job offer and a positive LMO? if yes, then you will get your work permit issued at customs & immigration when you arrive in Canada.
Without a Job offer and a positive LMO you can't just turn up and get a work permit on spec.
#4
Re: Work permit
Previous posts would suggest that husband is Already here on twp
If you are entitled to a spousal work permit then you would do it at the airport when you land , I can't see why you would want to delay getting it.
If you are entitled to a spousal work permit then you would do it at the airport when you land , I can't see why you would want to delay getting it.
#5
Re: Work permit
Yes you can. Work permits can be granted for self-employment, and presenting a business case and application can be done on spec after being in Canada as a visitor for a period of time. It's what I did.
#6
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Re: Work permit
Hi
My husband has LMO. I'll be applying on a spouse work permit.
By just landed I mean iv just arrived in the country.
I was just enquiring about delaying it, not actually doing it. Just a question that's all!
Thanks for everyone who answered!
My husband has LMO. I'll be applying on a spouse work permit.
By just landed I mean iv just arrived in the country.
I was just enquiring about delaying it, not actually doing it. Just a question that's all!
Thanks for everyone who answered!
#7
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Re: Work permit
You can get the spousal open work permit at any time providing you are eligible i.e. your OHs job falls in skill level 0, A or B or where a Province allows lower skill level for certain jobs. You need a copy of his TWP and pay the $150 fee at a Port of Entry (Land Border usually) when flag poling.