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Mkultra

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Mar 7, 2022
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I hold an open work permit and am employed full-time in Canada.

I had to leave Canada urgently and now I am applying for TRV from my home country. I am confused whether or not I should put Canada as my country of residence (since I work there and have a residence there, but I am currently out of the country, hence my uncertainty).

Was anyone in a similar situation? Lmk what you did! Thanks.

My issue is, when I do not put Canada as my country of residence, I get asked for either LMIA job offer (which I dont have, cuz my job is not LMIA) or a letter of invitation (because I am not invited by anyone).
 
Country of residence should be the country you are in now. This is to assign your application accordingly.
 
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