Caregivers

Caregiver Programs

Have you been meaning to apply as a caregiver in Canada? Do you see yourself moving to Canada, working to look after a child or an elderly, bringing your family members with you and then receiving permanent residence afterwards?

Then these pilot programs must be for you!

The HOME CHILD CARE PROVIDER PILOT and the HOME SUPPORT WORKER PILOT opened last June 2019 and they are set to run for 5 years. Through these pilots, you can get an open work permit to come to Canada and work temporarily.

Some note-worthy facts about the pilot programs:

  1. BOTH are LMIA-exempt!
  2. The work permit though open, (meaning you can transfer employers) is occupation-restricted (meaning you have to work in that specific occupation).
  3. Through this work permit, you can get the work experience you need to be eligible for permanent residence. If you then recently worked as a home childcare provider or support worker, your experience may count towards your eligibility for permanent residence.

Let's discuss your options.

Let's make your
BIG LEAP a BLISS.

Email us at

ask@bigleapimmigration.com

The Process

  • EMPLOYER SIDE
  • CAREGIVER SIDE
  1. Check if you qualify to hire a caregiver. There should be a genuine need to hire and you should be financially able to hire and pay the caregiver.
  2. Provide the job offer.
  1. Check eligibility. Provide documents for your paid work experience (in Canada or international), your educational credentials and language test results.
  2. Together with the accepted job offer, submit application for:

               Self: open work permit and permanent residence
               Spouse (if any): open work permit and permanent residence
               Child/children: study permit (if applicable) and permanent residence

The caregiver applicant plus all family members need to undergo a medical examination and police checks (if applicable). Each one should be ADMISSIBLE.

If the application is approved, you will receive your work permit. You can now come to Canada along with family members and start getting at least 24 months of qualifying work experience. You don’t have to work 24 months in a row, just 24 months total. Upon completion of these 24 months, you submit proof of this experience and you wait for a decision on your permanent residence.

If you are ready to APPLY AS A CAREGIVER to Canada, then it is about time you take action. We will go through the process together. BIG LEAP IMMIGRATION SUPPORT AND SERVICES is here TO HELP you.

Book a consultation NOW and let’s discuss your options. Let’s make your BIG LEAP a BLISS.

SOURCES
  1. canada.ca
  2. Lynn Fournier-Ruggles (2018). Canadian Immigration and Refugee Law for Immigration Professionals, 4th ed. Toronto, Canada. Emond Publications.