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Leon, thanks for much for the info. Do you have anything from the gov't website that discusses being able to apply for permanent residency once a worker is in Canada, even if he is starting out in a low or no skill job?

Just to clarify, my brother in law is not low skilled and has an engineering degree, unfortunately, the job I want him for (farm labor) is low skilled. I don't know if they make considerations for that.

Thanks for the info. HRDC told me that sometimes things are different for non-skilled workers. Is this true? This job is on my farm and I am the only person that can train him, so its technically non-skilled.

I want to bring my brother in law from the philipines to work in my business. If successful, the immigration dept has told me we can also apply to bring his young family along as visitors. Can visitor children attend school while in Canada or can they at least take some sort of home school so...