Canada Employment Criteria Clarification for Points

[Tifinally123]

Hi,

This is a question:

1. As per employment criteria to get 50 points a person should have 1 year work experience(30 hours for 52 weeks = 1520 hours).
My company has 40 hours policy which mean I will complete 1520 hours in 39 weeks or 9.75 months.

Do you think this means I can say "yes" in the question "Have you complete one year work in canada??"

 

[bimale4bipeople]

Hi,

This is a question:

1. As per employment criteria to get 50 points a person should have 1 year work experience(30 hours for 52 weeks = 1520 hours).
My company has 40 hours policy which mean I will complete 1520 hours in 39 weeks or 9.75 months.

Do you think this means I can say "yes" in the question "Have you complete one year work in canada??"

Which work permit are you on ? Closed WP or Open WP ? If it is Open WP, does it have an LMIA approved ?

 

[Tifinally123]

I am on closed workpermit, employer name on workpermit.
And working continuously for the same employer, full time, paid,

 

[PMM]

Hi

Hi,

This is a question:

1. As per employment criteria to get 50 points a person should have 1 year work experience(30 hours for 52 weeks = 1520 hours).
My company has 40 hours policy which mean I will complete 1520 hours in 39 weeks or 9.75 months.

Do you think this means I can say "yes" in the question "Have you complete one year work in canada??"

1. No, you have to have worked for a calendar year, and have 1560 hours @ 30 hours per week.

 

[bimale4bipeople]

I am on closed workpermit, employer name on workpermit.
And working continuously for the same employer, full time, paid,

If you see the attached snapshot it highlights that IRCC does not count working hours beyond 30hr/week. So just complete your 12 months and be eligible to gain these 50 points...



https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/eligibility/canadian-experience-class.html

In addition is your employer willing to give you a statement in you letter of reference that you will have this job offer valid for at least one year after the issue of permanent resident visa ?
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/documents/offer-employment.html

 

[Tifinally123]

Thank you for the reply.

I have one more question

I started working on workpermit from Sept 2017 but went back to my home country in Dec 2017 and came back in April 2018..
When I was in my home country I was paid home salary and not CAD.

Does it mean I complete one year this september or have to wait free more months

 

[PMM]

Hi

Thank you for the reply.

I have one more question

I started working on workpermit from Sept 2017 but went back to my home country in Dec 2017 and came back in April 2018..
When I was in my home country I was paid home salary and not CAD.

Does it mean I complete one year this september or have to wait free more months

1, You need continuous work in Canada, the time you were outside Canada doesn't count, and there is a very good chance that IRCC will not count the time prior to April with a 4 month gap.

 

[Tifinally123]

Thank you, all the answers are helpful. I was hoping to get points based on my work criteria but looks like I have to do something else to increase the points.