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Hello all,
I need help. Mmy PGWP is going to expire in OCT so i want to know whats my next options are.Right now i am working in a company and my job comes in category C. My PGWP and visa is going to expire in OCT and i know i cant apply for another PGWP so i want to know how to stay in canada and keep working. ANy options for me .Thanks

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naumanayubi said:
Hello all,
I need help. Mmy PGWP is going to expire in OCT so i want to know whats my next options are.Right now i am working in a company and my job comes in category C. My PGWP and visa is going to expire in OCT and i know i cant apply for another PGWP so i want to know how to stay in canada and keep working. ANy options for me .Thanks
1. Probably only one, is that your employer obtain a LMIA for your position. Note you may run into the 4 year cumulative rule for work permits depending on how long your PGWP was.
2. Apply under one of the provinces PNP programs for semi-skilled workers.
naumanayubi said:
Hello all,
I need help. Mmy PGWP is going to expire in OCT so i want to know whats my next options are.Right now i am working in a company and my job comes in category C. My PGWP and visa is going to expire in OCT and i know i cant apply for another PGWP so i want to know how to stay in canada and keep working. ANy options for me .Thanks
Did you try and see if your CRS score is enough to get you into Express Entry? That will update your file to a PR application and you might be able to apply for a Brigde Extension Permit.
I may be wrong though but I guess this might be an option. Any senior member might be able to correct me.
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