Posted on: 19-06-13 14:47:55
Hello ,
Good day to you !
I am working in a MNC from past 5 years and now planning to get an immigrant job in Canada. I am looking for a Work permit. To go ahead with this I visited a consultancy who handle immigration related jobs and PRs to Canada, NewZealand and Australia.
This is what their procedure is:
* First provide an initial payment of 60k INR and they will arrange for companies to interview us. Around 4-5 companies are supposed to schedule the interviews after which if selected once we receive the job offer, the consultancy would assist in getting Job Permit and the LMO. If not selected 75% refund of the money we initially paid.
* The consultancy also mentioned that once selected for Job permit the company will take care of the flight as well as accomodation.
All this sounds good, but I want to know how reliable is this procedure or is this the best way to go... I have heard of people going via this route and getting duped.. I am really looking forward to work is Canada but I want to make sure i follow the right methods hence requiring expert advice..
Let me know if you require the Consultancy name , I can provide that as well..
Regards,
Danny
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Originally posted by Digi49
Hello ,
Good day to you !
I am working in a MNC from past 5 years and now planning to get an immigrant job in Canada. I am looking for a Work permit. To go ahead with this I visited a consultancy who handles immigration related jobs and PRs to Canada, NewZealand and Australia.
This is what their procedure is:
* First provide an initial payment of 60k INR and they will arrange for companies to interview us. Around 4-5 companies are supposed to schedule the interviews after which if selected once we receive the job offer, the consultancy would assist in getting Job Permit and the LMO. If not selected 75% refund of the money we initially paid.
* The consultancy also mentioned that once selected for Job permit the company will take care of the flight as well as accommodation.
All this sounds good, but I want to know how reliable is this procedure or is this the best way to go... I have heard of people going via this route and getting duped.. I am really looking forward to work is Canada but I want to make sure i follow the right methods hence requiring expert advice..
Let me know if you require the Consultancy name , I can provide that as well..
Regards,
Danny
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I have no knowledge of the sweat shops and bucket shops in there in India.
None of the Immigration consultants Offer Jobs!! OR Get you an Interview with any Employer. So, be your own judge.
Also,
Service Canada receives thousands of applications per year which they accept or refuse depending on different circumstances. Service Canada will check if:
- The job offer and the company are genuine.
- The wages and working conditions are in line with those offered to Canadians (NOC wages).
- Employers conducted reasonable efforts to hire or train Canadians for the job.
- The foreign worker is filling a labour shortage OR if hiring a foreign worker will directly create new job opportunities or help to retain jobs for Canadians OR the foreign worker will transfer new skills and knowledge to Canadians.
- This hiring will not affect a labour dispute or the employment of any Canadian worker involved in such a dispute.
There are also situations where pre-approvals are requested. They allow the employer to recruit foreign workers with the security that once suitable foreign workers have been recruited, positive Labour Market Opinions will be issued.
THOSE EASY DAYS ARE OVER.
What the employer needs to do and a guide issued to them
http://www.credentials.gc.ca/employers/roadmap/roadmap.pdf
What happened last year. (2012) Study this well and see how many entered into Canada in your job classification.
See the very bottom of the link for details. They will not let this process repeat again. Everything came crashing down, like a deck of cards in 2013. See all the links under this.
http://www.hrsdc.gc.ca/eng/jobs/foreign_workers/lmo_statistics/annual2012.shtml
igate :iGate, the outsourcing firm embroiled in RBC’s foreign workers fiasco, was once fined in U.S. over discrimination claims http://business.financialpost.com/2013/04/10/rbc-igate-outsourcing/
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/story/2013/04/05/bc-rbc-foreign-workers.html
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/story/2013/04/29/pol-temp-foreign-workers-changes.html
http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2013/04/29/foreign-workers-tories_n_3180291.html
Also try this link.
We will gladly provide you with a free assessment of your particular case and tell you the possible venues in which you can obtain a positive Labour Market Opinion. Please contact us and we will gladly provide you with a free quote for your particular case.
See : http://www.immigrationpros.ca/index.php/Canada/LMO-and-E-LMO-Application-and-Work-Permits-for-Foreign-Workers.html?gclid=CPDx6dba8bcCFclDMgodShoAaw
FH.
Save that money and take a vacation into Canada next year. Here is a spiel...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXFNv6UhzbI
Danny:
Consultants India now have the legal ways to earn money ... without giving results.
Work permit situation in Canada is not as rosy as it is being projected by the consultants ...... bottom line is ... YOU LOSE MONEY.
