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nhp2009
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« on: March 09, 2009, 11:48:48 am »

Hi,
   I am over here on a 1 year working holiday visa and its runs out in about 2 months, I have a masters degree and I do qualify above the points limit, if I apply for this while im still here can I stay on and work while it is being assessed, I have a job here but because of the current economic climate my employer isnt willing to apply for an LMO or go through the PNP process as they both require that Im offered a permanent employment offer, they have however said I can stay with them for another while if I can find my own way to change my visa status, anyone got any advice or had a similar experience?
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« Reply #1 on: March 09, 2009, 01:11:16 pm »

Hi

Hi,
   I am over here on a 1 year working holiday visa and its runs out in about 2 months, I have a masters degree and I do qualify above the points limit, if I apply for this while im still here can I stay on and work while it is being assessed, I have a job here but because of the current economic climate my employer isnt willing to apply for an LMO or go through the PNP process as they both require that Im offered a permanent employment offer, they have however said I can stay with them for another while if I can find my own way to change my visa status, anyone got any advice or had a similar experience?
Thanks

1.  Unless you can get an LMO you cannot continue to work.
2.  Do you have experience in one of the 38 jobs on the "list" http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/backgrounders/2008/2008-11-28a.asp  if not you don't qualify for  FSW1
3.  To apply under FSW 3 you require a full year of skilled work in Canada.

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« Reply #2 on: September 20, 2009, 12:36:31 pm »


Hello,

I understand that it is easy for people in occuptations of high demand (e.g. University professors) to find work in Canada, what about for the rest of the population? I am a fresh graduate (Human Resource Management) lacking the experience. I mean... my job prospects would likely be bartending and other types of hospitality jobs is that correct? 



Hi

Hi,
   I am over here on a 1 year working holiday visa and its runs out in about 2 months, I have a masters degree and I do qualify above the points limit, if I apply for this while im still here can I stay on and work while it is being assessed, I have a job here but because of the current economic climate my employer isnt willing to apply for an LMO or go through the PNP process as they both require that Im offered a permanent employment offer, they have however said I can stay with them for another while if I can find my own way to change my visa status, anyone got any advice or had a similar experience?
Thanks

1.  Unless you can get an LMO you cannot continue to work.
2.  Do you have experience in one of the 38 jobs on the "list" http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/backgrounders/2008/2008-11-28a.asp  if not you don't qualify for  FSW1
3.  To apply under FSW 3 you require a full year of skilled work in Canada.

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