From Theo

[Theodore.A.Ohene-Kwayisi]

I want to know how easily accessible is it to work in canada under the skilled professional immigration program?

 

[thevisawhisperer]

PR or work permit?

 

[Theodore.A.Ohene-Kwayisi]

Both Permanent Residence and Work Permit!

 

[thevisawhisperer]

In that case it depends on your age, employment history, language ability, experience in Canada (studying or working, if any) . . . Easy for some, impossible for others.

 

[Theodore.A.Ohene-Kwayisi]

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In that case it depends on your age, employment history, language ability, experience in Canada (studying or working, if any) . . . Easy for some, impossible for others.

What if you are not in canada but coming from outside canada like Ghana?

 

[thevisawhisperer]

The same standards apply. Of course you are at a disadvantage because you can't take advantage of points available or Canadian education or work experience.

 

[Islander216]

For PR, you have the right to work just like a citizen except for a few govt jobs which require high security clearance. Otherwise, same right.

Work permit, it depends if you have an open or closed work permit, open ones are not linked a specific employer, closed ones are.

 

[Theodore.A.Ohene-Kwayisi]

For PR, you have the right to work just like a citizen except for a few govt jobs which require high security clearance. Otherwise, same right.

Work permit, it depends if you have an open or closed work permit, open ones are not linked a specific employer, closed ones are.

How can one get a closed work permit as a foreigner how is immigrating to canada under skilled professional program?

 

[Theodore.A.Ohene-Kwayisi]

The same standards apply. Of course you are at a disadvantage because you can't take advantage of points available or Canadian education or work experience.

As a foreigner from say Ghana coming to canada to work under the skilled professional program and have a stay, how would this affect me? Please can you explain the later part of your post, didn't understand it well. thank you.

 

[Theodore.A.Ohene-Kwayisi]

Your questions are very broad.

The government of Canada has a website that explains the basics. You should do some homework first and then come back if you have specific questions.

For work permits, start here:
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/work-canada.html

For immigration/PR, start here:
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada.html

Okay, i will. There was a mistake with *when* to *how* in my above post so please note. thanks.

 

[scylla]

Okay, i will. There was a mistake with *when* to *how* in my above post so please note. thanks.

Your questions have already been answered. See the information in the links provided in the answers above.