Live In caregiver PR application

[eis517]

Hi,

Our nanny came to us from the Philippines (Via Hong Kong) in October 2018. She just renewed her work permit and both time, we had to do an LMIA. She now wants to apply for PR, and bring her husband and kids over from the Philippines. How do we know which program, and therefore which requirements, she has?

 

[KRP]

Hi,

Our nanny came to us from the Philippines (Via Hong Kong) in October 2018. She just renewed her work permit and both time, we had to do an LMIA. She now wants to apply for PR, and bring her husband and kids over from the Philippines. How do we know which program, and therefore which requirements, she has?

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...egiver-program/become-permanent-resident.html

 

[eis517]

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...egiver-program/become-permanent-resident.html

Thanks. Except, she doesn't meet this requirement: you were approved for your first LCP work permit based on a Labour Market Impact Assessment submitted to Employment and Social Development Canada on or before November 30, 2014

 

[eis517]

also, What is the proof of funds requirement (In bold below)?? Is that only if you go to a border crossing? or for all PR applicants?

If you’re already in Canada
When we approve your application for permanent residence, we’ll contact you and let you know what to do next. You’ll have to do a short interview with an immigration officer. You have 2 options for your interview:

• make an appointment at one of our offices in Canada
  • this is the best option because you won’t have to leave and re-enter Canada
• go to a Canadian “port of entry” (border crossing), and present:
  • proof that you have the funds to support yourself and your family
  • your COPR and your permanent resident visa (if we gave you one)

 

[scylla]

also, What is the proof of funds requirement (In bold below)?? Is that only if you go to a border crossing? or for all PR applicants?

If you’re already in Canada
When we approve your application for permanent residence, we’ll contact you and let you know what to do next. You’ll have to do a short interview with an immigration officer. You have 2 options for your interview:

• make an appointment at one of our offices in Canada
  • this is the best option because you won’t have to leave and re-enter Canada
• go to a Canadian “port of entry” (border crossing), and present:
  • proof that you have the funds to support yourself and your family
  • your COPR and your permanent resident visa (if we gave you one)

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