Getting a job before becoming a PR is generally very difficult to do.Hello, I want to immigrate to Canada end of this year/ early next year. I am hoping to get a job in downtown Ottawa. I am looking to move to Hull, which is in Quebec ( just over the bridge). Am i able to do this and apply for PR?
Actually many people here obtain PR first. Canadian work experience isn't required to secure PR. And as already said, it's generally very difficult to secure a job before PR.Uhh that’s generally how it’s done.. haha you apply for a job, work full time for a year and then apply for PR.
So you're on a study permit and eligible for PGWP. Essential information you should have shared from the start if you actually wanted sensible advice. But you kept it secret just to see what people would say?I don’t have a job yet, I’m waiting until I’m almost finished with my masters. I got my bachelors in Ottawa and have unpaid professional experience that equate to a year and a half and in August 2020 between two jobs I will have 1 year of part time paid skilled work experience (noc code B)
Then it will be fairly challenging to find an employer who will go through the LMIA process, I fear.No, I graduated in 2017 and my post grad work permit ended a while ago. I’m now in my masters, completing that in the states. I’m looking to immigrate permanently
Unpaid work experience can't be counted.I don’t have a job yet, I’m waiting until I’m almost finished with my masters. I got my bachelors in Ottawa and have unpaid professional experience that equate to a year and a half and in August 2020 between two jobs I will have 1 year of part time paid skilled work experience (noc code B)