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Zarlechte

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I am a Dutch citizen and my spousal application is refused can I apply for work permit to go there stay as i have a opportunity to be hired as a MD in one company
 
Provided your employer can obtain an approved LMIA - then yes.
 
Zarlechte said:
I am a Dutch citizen and my spousal application is refused can I apply for work permit to go there stay as i have a opportunity to be hired as a MD in one company
Reason for refusal?
Unless its something like a criminal history, or health issues that 'can be burden to Canadian taxpayer', your spousal permit refusal should not impact work permit application.
 
Zarlechte said:
I am a Dutch citizen and my spousal application is refused can I apply for work permit to go there stay as i have a opportunity to be hired as a MD in one company

Note that if your exclusion order is still active, the work permit won't be approved.
 
Yeah That is right I just want to make sure if i come back after ne year what is my best option because I don't think that I will apply for spouse application
 
Zarlechte said:
Yeah That is right I just want to make sure if i come back after ne year what is my best option because I don't think that I will apply for spouse application

The work permit route may not be viable either. To be approved for a work permit, you have to demonstrate ties to your home country and prove you have no plans on remaining in Canada long term. Given your immigration history in Canada, it may be quite difficult to prove this. I would apply to immigrate instead if at all possible. If spousal sponsorship isn't going to work - then go with an economic stream like Express Entry. Good luck.
 
Thank you I didn't know about the express entry have to go on website o learn about hopefully that is something for me
 
Zarlechte said:
Thank you I didn't know about the express entry have to go on website o learn about hopefully that is something for me

It's an economic immigration route. That's what I would recommend for you given your history in Canada. I think you'll struggle to get any temporary visa (e.g. work permit) approved. Good luck.
 
Hi every one I had an appointment with the Lawyer today and after reviewing my story she said the only good chance for me is to apply for temporary resident how it sounds to you/