Originally Posted by christmasoompa

Yes it does, under the Entry Level & Semi-skilled Stream. The list of eligible occupations for that stream are on the website in the program guide, I'm vaguely hopeful your husband's may come under that list, but could be wrong. If so, then if his husband's employer is happy to support a PNP app, then that's a great option. Although do bear in mind that you wouldn't get an open work permit so you wouldn't be able to work until you got PR (or a work permit/LMIA/PNP in your own right). And that PR will take a lot longer as he wouldn't qualify for the EE route.

But at least it would get you over there. Do check the list, I may be remembering wrongly, so don't want to get your hopes up just in case!

Edit: just Googled, yes his job does qualify, hurrah!! Page 27 onwards - https://www.welcomebc.ca/getmedia/14...ram-Guide.aspx

Originally Posted by Snowy560

If your spouse or common law partner has a PNP nomination and consequent work permit then you are eligible to apply for a work permit regardless of the skill level of your partner's job.

Originally Posted by Snowy560

Spouses or common-law partners of work permit holders who have been nominated for permanent residence by a province are entitled to open work permits for the duration of the work permit of the provincial nominee principal applicant, irrespective of the skill level of the principal applicant’s occupation.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration...-code-t13.html

Originally Posted by christmasoompa

Yes it does, under the Entry Level & Semi-skilled Stream. The list of eligible occupations for that stream are on the website in the program guide, I'm vaguely hopeful your husband's may come under that list, but could be wrong. If so, then if his husband's employer is happy to support a PNP app, then that's a great option. Although do bear in mind that you wouldn't get an open work permit so you wouldn't be able to work until you got PR (or a work permit/LMIA/PNP in your own right). And that PR will take a lot longer as he wouldn't qualify for the EE route.

But at least it would get you over there. Do check the list, I may be remembering wrongly, so don't want to get your hopes up just in case!

Edit: just Googled, yes his job does qualify, hurrah!! Page 27 onwards - https://www.welcomebc.ca/getmedia/14...ram-Guide.aspx

Originally Posted by mumto5

just had a read and it says you have to of been working for 9 months in canada to be able to apply for the pnp nomination. So would he apply for a temporary permit then apply for the pnp 9 mths later?
Lisa x

Originally Posted by mumto5

How much is the the lmia cost again I've read it somewhere but can't find it ������

Originally Posted by mumto5

Originally Posted by Tamasin1

Hello Christmastime it's tamasin-01 don't know if you remember my situation, I'm an eve here in b.c now so you think I should p.m this lady because she seems like the same situation as us a year ago? Just to explain what we done and how we got here to canada.