Foreign students who are studying in a Canadian university or college are allowed to work part time after obtaining off-campus work permit provided the educational institution is participating in the off-campus work permit program. Following is the list of the college and universities in Canada which are participating in the …
International students after completion of study program leading to graduation may be eligible to obtain Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) allowing them to gain valuable experience in Canadian work environment. Furthermore, the post-graduation work experience may also make them eligible to apply for Canadian Permanent Residence under Canadian Experience Class or …
Medical Examination for Temporary Residents Persons applying for Canadian visit visa, study permit, or work permit have to undergo medical examination by a Designated Medical Practitioner. Visitors staying in Canada for less than 6 months generally do not require medical examination. However, a medical examination is required if you intend …
International student who is studying in Canada using a valid study permit may apply for Off-Campus Work Permit (OCWP) after meeting the basic eligibility criteria. Foreign student must be enrolled in a full-time study program by a qualifying Canadian college/university. The OCWP enables the international students to work 20 hours …
Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Jason Kenney announced new rules to strengthen Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program. He said: The government is taking action to protect temporary foreign workers, including live-in caregivers, from potential abuse and exploitation. We owe it to them, their employers and all Canadians to ensure …
Government of Canada has made changes to the laws governing live-in caregivers working in Canada under the Live-in Caregiver Program effective April 01, 2010. The live-in Caregivers now have following two options for calculating their work experience to become eligible for application as permanent resident: 24 months of authorized full-time …
Live-in caregiver is a person who resides in and provides child care, senior home support care or care of the disabled without supervision in the private household in Canada where the person being cared for resides. You have to meet the following educational, work experience and knowledge of English/or French …
Why Canada? Canada is ranked by the United Nations as one of the best places to live, with high standard of living, tolerant society, vibrant economy and vast beauty. Canada is a bilingual nation with both French and English as official languages at the federal level making it a very …
