Moving to Toronto (Clarification needed)

[PG28]

Hi Folks,

My current employer is transferring me to Toronto, and so i'll be travelling this weekend.
I am going to carry my Passport (ofcourse), COPR and my employment documents.

Is there any other document required that's mandatory or even good to carry?

Just to recap, i had applied in the CEC category and i received my COPR 2nd week of Jan.

Appreciate all your help.

Thanks!!

 

[naman.tuteja]

Hi Folks,

My current employer is transferring me to Toronto, and so i'll be travelling this weekend.
I am going to carry my Passport (ofcourse), COPR and my employment documents.

Is there any other document required that's mandatory or even good to carry?

Just to recap, i had applied in the CEC category and i received my COPR 2nd week of Jan.

Appreciate all your help.

Thanks!!

Congrats,
I did my landing @ Rainbow bridge and they asked for my Work Permit as well. So keep that handy.

Cheers !!!



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[PG28]

Thanks Naman.

I don't have a work permit - do i need one? I thought a COPR and a Permanent Residence visa was sufficient to start working.
I am in India and i'll be travelling to Toronto from here.

I am assuming you were working in Toronto and did your landing at the rainbow bridge, and as a result you had to show your work permit.

 

[tonykaram123]

Thanks Naman.

I don't have a work permit - do i need one? I thought a COPR and a Permanent Residence visa was sufficient to start working.
I am in India and i'll be travelling to Toronto from here.

I am assuming you were working in Toronto and did your landing at the rainbow bridge, and as a result you had to show your work permit.

Once you have a COPR and become a PR, you're basically a canadian citizen without the right to vote/run in/for elections.

 

[Siddiquis]

Hi Folks,

My current employer is transferring me to Toronto, and so i'll be travelling this weekend.
I am going to carry my Passport (ofcourse), COPR and my employment documents.

Is there any other document required that's mandatory or even good to carry?

Just to recap, i had applied in the CEC category and i received my COPR 2nd week of Jan.

Appreciate all your help.

Thanks!!

Good to hear you got transfer, please give me some tips my employer is not inclined towards my transfer to any of WSP office in Ontario ...

 

[Bs65]

Once you have a COPR and become a PR, you're basically a canadian citizen without the right to vote/run in/for elections.

Stretching a point I think given as a PR still need home country passport if wanting to travel and also in effect in the country on license if ever travelling out with a continued need to meet the 2 year residency obligation until at some time can apply to become a citizen.

 

[PG28]

Once you have a COPR and become a PR, you're basically a canadian citizen without the right to vote/run in/for elections.

Thanks, so i am assuming the documentation i mentioned earlier is sufficient to carry?

 

[PG28]

Good to hear you got transfer, please give me some tips my employer is not inclined towards my transfer to any of WSP office in Ontario ...

Before joining the employer, i negotiated a deal that if i were to get my PR approved, they would transfer me to Toronto. So they are just honouring their commitment. Depending on your skill set, there are a lot of employers that have open job requirements in Canada, so i would recommend checking out the career portals actively.