can anyone advise on helping a uk police officer emigrate to canada and continue
- Thread starter emaxx
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Immigration to Canada these days usually involves having a job offer before you can apply for your immigration, that is unless your occupation is under the list of 29 most wanted which it isn't in your case. You can look at your immigration options here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/index.asp
Hi
Calgary and Edmonton were the only Police Forces that were actively recruiting overseas, but they have stopped at the moment. You may want to follow the discussion here: http://britishexpats.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=79
emaxx said:i need information from the start on how to apply to get residency and possibly join the canadian police force. PLEASE HELP !!
Calgary and Edmonton were the only Police Forces that were actively recruiting overseas, but they have stopped at the moment. You may want to follow the discussion here: http://britishexpats.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=79
You DEFINATELY have to have a job offer to immigrate?
i want to move next year when i'm 18, but i'm not sure i want to go straight into work right away.
(Im british)
i want to move next year when i'm 18, but i'm not sure i want to go straight into work right away.
(Im british)
MxtherFxcker said:
It is very hard for anybody to immigrate without a job offer, let alone if you are 18 with limited education and work experience. What you could do is get a www.bunac.org 1 year open work permit. If you manage to get a skilled job while you are in Canada with an employer who wants to keep you, there are ways for the employer to apply to extend your work permit and even sponsor you for your immigration under a provincial nominee program. As for just coming to Canada and not working, you can do that. You are visa exempt to stay in Canada up to 6 months as a tourist but as a tourist, you are not allowed to work.