Caregiver are individuals who are qualified to provide care for children, elderly and people with disabilities in their private homes without the need of any supervision. The first step to becoming a caregiver in Canada is finding an employer who is willing to provide you the job offer and putting in the recruitment efforts to obtain a Positive Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) from Service Canada. Upon receiving a Positive LMIA the applicant moves to the second stage and can then apply for the Work Permit. So if you are interested in working as caregiver in Canada you have to keep in mind of the changes that have taken place. The changes include:
So if you are caregiver who is working in Canada and interested in applying for permanent residency you can do so through two pathways known as caring for children or caring for those with high medical needs. Depending on your work experience, language and educational background there are number of different factors to consider and several qualification you need to meet. So if you are interested to apply call and let us assess your situation for best possible outcome to achieve your immigration goals.
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