Upcoming, BIG changes for spousal open work permits! | Buhay Canada

[@rvbriones78]

thank u sa very imformative discussion we need more of this

[@wanderwithgrace29]

Horticulture course is a very good course to take specially if applicant or international students are willing to take farm jobs

[@dhesballad5953]

I came as a caregiver way back 2008 i left my kids back home and after many years (2015 years) when my kids join me backlog pa. The life is not hard ang ganda ng canada dami opportunities ngayon it sucks na ...mga international students dito noon just come to study and most of them still wanted to go back home. Nasasala pero ngayon khit sino nlng.

[@RoyGomez-wz8sm]

They should go home after studying, then apply from your country of origin if you want to work in Canada.

[@tingvictoriano6517]

go home na lang.

[@JAS-jc]

Very informative discussion po. ❤ it!

[@mercilynalosbanos1462]

Thank you sa inyong dalawa

[@denhenry124]

Very well said, dapat dun tayo sa legal dahil mahirap ang situwasyon sa canada ngayon...

[@papanak100]

puro i believe lang naririnig ko kay dayanara 😅😂

[@mishaelle5874]

😂

[@watchlearnnplay]

Ibig sabihin naniniwala sya... I believe...

[@Marj_Lp888]

I heard that the immigration of Canada is officially closed as of 2015. How can u explain this in relation to those visas etc processed on and after this date? 🤔

[@davidpaoloruiz8838]

i think they just aligned it with the SOWP of international students wherein you are required to have a masteral degree to bring your spouse in Canada. Masteral or post grad students usually lands a better job offer or TEER 0 and 1 employments

[@EmghieInCanada]

hi po ma’am pwede po kaya from ontario low wage position teer 4 lumipat ng new foundland provincial nominee LMIA exemption

[@HelloHello-cr4yk]

It was supposed to removed because hundreds of thousands of students come to Canada getting their family and husbands or wife automatic get work permit. What a shame for residents and Canadians!

[@ytwatcher6020]

Agree, and some even bring their children. I mean, WTF you're supposed to study and then bring your entire family? And then complain that you can't get a job to support them? I know some and met some so I know what I'm saying when I say some are even blaming the government for just allowing 20 hours of work! The entitlement!

[@louisecote3542]

Stop seeing this country as an open door,we are full and the next government will stop that invasion!!!

[@ForeverZero91]

​@@ytwatcher6020 As I work permit holder and spouse of an International Student. I saw some of them bringing their 2-3 children and starts to complain that they cannot live properly because the prices are too high. Most of the student that complain are most likely to have children with them. They are suppose to study and not bring their children with them.

[@ytwatcher6020]

@ForeverZero91 The problem here is I'm also hearing there are consultants encouraging them to bring their families, very irresponsible.

[@ForeverZero91]

​@@ytwatcher6020 Consultants only recommend that because they want more money to be paid by the family for them 😅

[@queeniesambegtang6788]

yung exemption ng medical, application for PR inside canada? is that for express entry lang or kasali mga non express entry like provincial nominee?

[@jeebanjeeban87]

ung mga engineers and architects jan. chance nyo na. Being IS with masteral qualifications is amazing in Canada. Choose long established institutions. Once Trudot is offically out and and Trump settled his *ss in WH - Alberta plans on building more pipes. I heard some provinces will be open to finally build more houses. Isn't it more amazing to sign and seal drawings with your name under an official Canadian License? 😉😊

[@civilstructural]

Yes, I'm a license Professional Engineer in Canada over ten years now been doing engineering also in the Philippines back in 90's and early 2000's and now in Canada, I agree engineering profession is good in Canada but the steps to get licensed is very tough Ive been there, good luck to Pinoy Engineers seeking this path.

[@johncros2281]

Don’t forget Canada still has Housing Crisis, High Cost of living , Homelessness, more than Two Million are line on Food Bank , High Jobless rate because of broken immigration policy & Population Growth. More population more services more Demands.

[@seansorianoCA]

Suggest po na sana maimprove ang audio ni Ms. Dayanara para mas clear ang sound sa interview :)

[@Kringkring-r4c]

Ok nmn audio ni dayanara lakas nga eh ang linaw ng boses nia

[@ytwatcher6020]

It needs to be removed. If you're an international student, you're supposed to study. If you want to bring anyone else then you should be able to support them. And it's only fair wjy? When you come here to migrate, you will be required to have proof of funds, so you can show that you will not be a burden to Canada if you don't get a job. And you're already a permanent resident! So, the government needs to stop giving IS work permits. I'm not against giving IS points so they can later migrate, but they need to do it outside of Canada like everyone else. They need to go through the same stringent process and not jump the line.

[@julgem8586]

How did you obtain your PR?

[@GenevieveMendoza-h6k]

How does one obtain PR? By applying as an independent immigrant from your country of origin. That's how I obtained mine. Duly paid for the application and landing fees.

[@ryanmorales4783]

Paano po si ms.dayanara ma cocontact?

[@rhodaodang3669]

Yung mga Young Canadians nun they can work anywhere yang mga IS ang sumakop sa work nila.

[@lynettevlog0806]

I agreed Kasi kahit mga anakis namin hirap sila mkahanap ng summer or part time job like Tim Hortons dati accept sila high school student as part time now hindi na pwd accept nila ang full time na

[@GenevieveMendoza-h6k]

Because mas madaling i-exploit mga IS. They are willing to work anywhere kahit mababa sahod.

[@masterpalengke4961]

Some says s should totally remove asap bcoz it's affect a lot of jobless Canadians specifically youth nowadays at least 10 yrs

[@rhodaodang3669]

Ang mahal kaya mag aral sa Canada tapos mag work while studying. I won’t do that. Ako nga work permit na ako nun nahirapan . Unless you have a family in Canada na matitirahan kasi sa expenses pa lang napakahirap nyan.

[@louisecote3542]

Then there is a simple solution,go back to your country!!!

[@rhodaodang3669]

Kaya I stopped patronizing Tim’s kasi lahat ng workers eh IS.

[@antonioradelbernardino2776]

Ung truck drivers 3 years binibigay

[@AJReyes83]

Parang mas advantage Ang mga singles mag apply.. masataas cguro Ang chance na ma approve if single ka pa lang.

[@lip1599]

Hindi rin me& my friends apply for pr last yr under CLB 4 kc nag open kami 2 na single denied yung 2 na with dependant na approved yun din sinabi ng kakilala ko na iba na approve yung mga single na May dependant at yung kakilala niya na certified single refuse minsan nasa officer daw tlga kung sabagay DIY kc yung iba nag consultant pero parehas pa din nman na nag apply

[@AJReyes83]

@lip1599 baka iba dahilan kaya na refuse at hendi dahil single without defendant.. baka sa documents nila nagka problima. Last year pa yon at iba na Ang sitwasyon Ngayon, baka mas paboran na nila Ang certified single individual dahil na din sa sitwasyon Ngayon, pag Single ka Wala ka pamilya dadalhin at mag tatrabaho ka lang.

[@lip1599]

@ exam lang naging problema na CLB 4 hindi na consider pero dun sa iba na consider pero sana nga maging okay nitong year

[@codyboy6308]

Ang daming inggit dito sa mga international students, mga wala kasing pera hahaha tsaka mga nka bili ng LMIA

[@jepoystv400]

up hahaha

[@teekbooy4467]

Excuse me i came to canada as landed PR coz im highly skilled

[@codyboy6308]

@@teekbooy4467 highly skilled na farm worker? hahaha . Pano yan hahahaha share mo nmaan

[@GenevieveMendoza-h6k]

​@@codyboy6308Are you just trolling? Parang ang babaw ng line of thinking mo.

[@hotdoggy810]

Grabe umaksyon ang goverment dito Ina noh sunod sunod eh Baba lang ng baba ng batas Sa pinas dekada na hindi padin napapasa😂

[@rhodaodang3669]

Dapat lang kasi yung mga teeneagers nawalan ng work dahil sa mga IS.

[@HelloHello-cr4yk]

Blame trudo and miller because they allowed that to happen for students spousal open work permit automatically. Should be removed

[@ytwatcher6020]

Im not against PGWP, but they need to be processed like other migrants. They need to file outside of Canada. Why? So they don't compete in housing, in jobs, healtcare regardless wether theyre paying for it themselves with permanent residents and citizens, until they themselves are granted the same privilege of being a permanent resident.

[@Marj_Lp888]

Exactly right

[@jadeferraris8229]

PGWP is given to students. So ang sinasabi niyo uuwi pa ang mga nakagraduate na at hihintayin nag approval ng PGWP pati ang pamilya nila? Pag nakatapos na ng studies at nabigay na ang completion letter, pwede na magapply ng PGWP at pagka submit ng application, pwede na work. Hindi po praktikal ang sinasabi niyo.

[@ytwatcher6020]

@jadeferraris8229 And why not? So there's one rule for them and not the others? If this is encouraged, what's to stop others from doing the same? There should be no path to PR for international students within Canada. Everyone who wants to migrate should be processed outside of Canada.

[@jadeferraris8229]

@ nabasa mo ba sinabi ko? Madalas within 24 hours pwede na magwork ang mga nagapply ng PGWP. And sa sinasabi mong dapat walang pathway ang mga students for PR, students are investing time and money to actually learn canadian system, economy and business environment. Pano ho ba kayo naPR?

[@ytwatcher6020]

@jadeferraris8229 Nope, they were investing time and money to study in Canada. That's their declaration when they applied for the student visa. So Canada does not owe them a PR. They're being given the privilege to study in Canada. Let's make that clear. I got my PR by applying as a legal migrants, no shortcut, we went through the long process and paid the application for permanent resident fee, even the landing fee, etc. If you apply to study, then that's your path study, then go back. If you want to migrate, then apply as a migrant.

[@BabskiRides]

May i ask you advise on the situation of my daughter. She applied for PGWP last June but has not been approved to date. She will be applying for PR tru AIP when it opens this month: - does she need to wait for the PGWP before applying for PR or can she proceed without PGWP? - As IS, she took Business Management but she's now working in healthcare as Nursing Assistant (she graduated Practical Nursing in the Phils). Is she considered in the shortage job profession even if she took up a non-healthcare course? - will her partner on SOWP be affected if this new policy will be promulgated?

[@HelloHello-cr4yk]

In order for her to get qualified for pr, she must be working related to her course of study. If she is now working to healthcare she must supposed to finish study for healthcare course.

[@Cha-lc2mn]

Practical nursing is in demand in the healthcare field right now. Might as well contact the college of nursing here & ask them if her studies will be credited. If yes maybe they can allow her to challenge the exam. If she gets her license as a PN, then it’s better to apply in a government facility or hospital. If she gets hired then it would be easier to get a PR.