Spouse Canada work experience

[shail4u]

Hello All,

I am primary applicant and residing in British Columbia from 2021, I completed masters and working as senior accountant. I was nominated by BC PNP in March 2025 and I got ITA in April 2025 - PNP nomination. My question is that my spouse is also added in my EE profile with Canada work experience, he works remotely from BC for a company in Montreal. The rent agreement, hydro bill and also his MSP is in BC. He also files his tax from BC. The Q is ..will there be an issue on intent to settle in BC since his company is based on Quebec.
Appreciate your help.

 

[canuck78]

Hello All,

I am primary applicant and residing in British Columbia from 2021, I completed masters and working as senior accountant. I was nominated by BC PNP in March 2025 and I got ITA in April 2025 - PNP nomination. My question is that my spouse is also added in my EE profile with Canada work experience, he works remotely from BC for a company in Montreal. The rent agreement, hydro bill and also his MSP is in BC. He also files his tax from BC. The Q is ..will there be an issue on intent to settle in BC since his company is based on Quebec.
Appreciate your help.

Is he on a closer WP?

 

[shail4u]

Is he on a closer WP?

Nope he is on open work permit (dependent)

 

[canuck78]

Nope he is on open work permit (dependent)

Is he a contractor or he is being paid as a Quebec employee?

 

[shail4u]

Is he a contractor or he is being paid as a Quebec employee?

He is full time employee and also paid as Quebec employee but he works from home (Remote) at Vancouver and files his tax from BC since 2021

 

[CanGoldDigger]

No issue working in Quebec.

 

[shail4u]

No issue working in Quebec.

Thank you so we can show that his employer is in Quebec but he works remotely from BC and it shouldn’t be an issue with regards to intent to settle in BC.

 

[CanGoldDigger]

Thank you so we can show that his employer is in Quebec but he works remotely from BC and it shouldn’t be an issue with regards to intent to settle in BC.

Sure, why would it be.