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Author Topic: Freelancing illegal? Can I still stay back after quit job(WorkPermit)  (Read 1009 times)
maylow
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« on: July 23, 2007, 12:45:52 am »

Is freelancing in the country while you yourself in the country is illegal?

If I got a work permit, and it last 1 year, but I quit the job 4 months later,
does the company have to pay tax for me to government?
can I still stay here until the work permit expired?

Please help.
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PMM
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« Reply #1 on: July 23, 2007, 04:10:06 pm »

Hi

Is freelancing in the country while you yourself in the country is illegal?

If I got a work permit, and it last 1 year, but I quit the job 4 months later,
does the company have to pay tax for me to government?
can I still stay here until the work permit expired?

Please help.


1,  Yes, freelancing is illegal.
2.  You pay the tax from your salary when you are working.
3.  A work permit is just a visitor permit with permission to work.  YOu can remain as visitor to the validity of the work permit, but you cannot work without an new LMO>

PMM
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maylow
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« Reply #2 on: July 23, 2007, 10:58:58 pm »

Thank you PMM,

So weird, how can freelancing illegal.

Anyhow, you said New LMO. Do you mean by, if I got a new job in other company, I have to apply a new work permit (different company name)?

I heard some news recently, about a guy who work in a company(ABC) for 1 year, and then he wanted to continue, so, he apply again for work permit with a letter from ABC company, but, he got refused by the immigration.

Is it very hard to renew your work permit? < thats my question. ..I know it depends, but, general speaking?

Thank you again.
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PMM
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« Reply #3 on: July 24, 2007, 12:19:35 am »

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Thank you PMM,

So weird, how can freelancing illegal.

Anyhow, you said New LMO. Do you mean by, if I got a new job in other company, I have to apply a new work permit (different company name)?

I heard some news recently, about a guy who work in a company(ABC) for 1 year, and then he wanted to continue, so, he apply again for work permit with a letter from ABC company, but, he got refused by the immigration.

Is it very hard to renew your work permit? < thats my question. ..I know it depends, but, general speaking?

Thank you again.

If you were offered a new job, the employer must apply for a new LMO and get it approved before you can apply for a new work permit.  If you are on a BUNAC/SWAP work permit, can't be extended.  Others, if the employer can prove that there are no Canadians or PRs are available for the work is easier.

PMM
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maylow
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« Reply #4 on: July 25, 2007, 04:02:48 am »

Thank you for helping out. :)

How many years of working in canada with work permit, in order to qualify for PR application?
Some websites states 6 months, some mention 1 year, and some mention 2 years. How long exactly? (For IT worker)

Is the process correct?
Me > Immigration. (IT work permit)
Company > LMO > Company > Immigration (Through LMO)

Can I apply work permit, meanwhile, the company apply throught LMO? (I mean apply both way in a same time)

To apply throught the lawyer, is it higher chance getting the work permit? Or they just help out for the documents?

Thank you again.

P/S: sorry, too many questions jumping around my head.
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