How to bring my girlfriend to Canada ?

[lucifer666]

Firstly, apologies for posting such a common topic. I have looked through previous posts, but I feel the situation I am in is quite unique


Hi, I was in Canada for three years and working in corporate. I’m in my Provincial Nominee Status and awaiting for my Permanent Residence (PR) at Prince Edward Island. I would like to bring my girlfriend to my place. She is 20 and I’m 24. She finished her high school last year and working as a front desk receptionist in a medical shop over an year. She is a citizen of USA lives in New York. She has been visiting here for couple of times and we would like to live together in Canada. What are possible ways so that she can move and work here on a permanent basis. It would nearly take an year to get my PR. Searched some of the university in Prince Edward for a student visa. But is there any other way than a student visa to bring her here and work. Is she eligible to apply for the same PNP program or work permit with her experience. Does it be good if she get any offer letter from a Canadian company for working? Please suggest if there any possible outcomes for this situation.

Thank you.

 

[zardoz]

Firstly, apologies for posting such a common topic. I have looked through previous posts, but I feel the situation I am in is quite unique


Hi, I was in Canada for three years and working in corporate. I’m in my Provincial Nominee Status and awaiting for my Permanent Residence (PR) at Prince Edward Island. I would like to bring my girlfriend to my place. She is 20 and I’m 24. She finished her high school last year and working as a front desk receptionist in a medical shop over an year. She is a citizen of USA lives in New York. She has been visiting here for couple of times and we would like to live together in Canada. What are possible ways so that she can move and work here on a permanent basis. It would nearly take an year to get my PR. Searched some of the university in Prince Edward for a student visa. But is there any other way than a student visa to bring her here and work. Is she eligible to apply for the same PNP program or work permit with her experience. Does it be good if she get any offer letter from a Canadian company for working? Please suggest if there any possible outcomes for this situation.

Thank you.

Your situation is not at all unique.
You are neither married or common-law partners, so her immigration options are completely independent of yours.
Therefore, if she wishes to come to Canada, she must do so on her own merit. I recommend that she work through the linked page to assess her options. There is nothing that you can do to help her at this point in time.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/come-canada-tool.html