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dondon1978 said:
Hi I heard that the Government of Canada enacted the program that all foreign landed workers will be able to send back to their origin country? Could this be revised? If so, Is there any chances to come back again in Canada to continue working with employer once they hired again? Please anyone can explain these concisely. Thanks :'(
1. No you haven't got it quite right. See: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/bulletins/2011/ob275C.asp#duration
2. 4 year duration on work permits starting April 01/11.
Exceptions:
Exceptions
FN’s seeking to work in managerial (NOC O) and professional (NOC A) occupations;
FN seeking to work in Canada who fall under one of the exceptions in Annex B;
With regard to spouses and dependants of TFWs who are LMO-exempt, only spouses and dependents of TFWs in managerial (NOC 0) and professional (NOC A) occupations would not be refused a work permit based on the cumulative duration provisions;
Permanent Residence Applicants: Foreign nationals who have applied for permanent residence (PR) and who have received a positive assessment in the PR category for which they have applied as follows:
a Certificat de sélection du Québec (CSQ) if applying as a Quebec Skilled Worker;
a Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) certificate if applying as a provincial nominee;
an approval in principle letter if applying under the Live-in Caregiver Class;
a positive selection decision if applying under the Federal Skilled Worker Class;
a positive selection decision if applying under the Canadian Experience Class.
All other groups (i.e. workers in NOC B, C, and D level occupations) would be subject to the cumulative duration limit of four years.