Isn’t the TEF only valid for 2 years so that would mean you need to take the TEF again? Agree that you should apply from your home country. There are no guarantees of approval and the cost of living in Canada is very high and affordable housing is hard to secure especially without employment so you would be spending a large amount of money waiting to see if you get approved for a WP.
There are hundreds of thousands of international students lining up for service jobs. Unless in a location without students it is shocking that we are approving new WPs while having huge line-ups for other service jobs. We are also likely entering a recession and with cost of living increasing many employers in the service industry will close or decrease their number of employees. Sadly the government rushes to approve too many people without waiting to see if there will be sufficient infrastructure or jobs to support all of these people. Also fails to match skills needed and advertise where exactly specific skills are needed so people hopefully will consider moving to a city where they may find a job in their field or at least a better quality of life. See all sorts of people being approved for service or low skilled jobs at the moment especially now that you can apply for a WP while in Canada while also having a huge influx of around a million international students and refugees/CUAET recipients most who are looking for employment. Shouldn’t we wait and see how many jobs are left to be filled after these newcomers find employment? IRCC also seems to have approved most new TRV applications in the past few months yet we have no affordable housing and no shelters for all the refugee claimants. So many of the recent asylum claimants would have never been approved for TRVs earlier this year which is why we suddenly have 12k asylum seekers arriving by air each month which is a even more than we had arriving by Roxham Road. It made sense how someone without funds and coming from a country at war could come from the US via irregular border but how did the recently get approved for a TRV? We are going to end up with people living in the street again and/or require cities to tap into reserve fund to house asylum seekers while increasing taxes and cutting services. The worst part is even though refugees have had to sleep on the street and shelters are full across Canada IRCC continues to approve TRVs for applicants with a high likelihood claiming asylum, no family in Canada and minimal funds/assets or falsified income statements while winter is fast approaching. The lack common sense and lack of planning at all levels of governments keeps getting worse. I can’t be the only one who find this both terrifying and frustrating.
https://www.blogto.com/city/2023/08/video-hundreds-people-desperate-jobs-mississauga/
