回复: 住家保姆工作满两年后,真的可以申请全家移民吗?
看该工作属于哪一类。如果是属于0,A或是B类就可以,如果是C或D就很难了。通常C或D类都是低技术类别的,如果是无技术工作就肯定不行。
Food and beverage servers and room attendants
Purpose
To address the critical skill shortage of workers in the Alberta Hotel and Lodging Industry, the Alberta Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) will consider an employer's business case for selected occupations defined as NOC C and D occupations.
With respect to the Alberta Hotel and Lodging Industry these occupations are Food and Beverage Servers (NOC 6453 - C) and Room Attendants (NOC 6661 - D).
Eligible employers and semi-skilled employees shall meet the following criteria:
Criteria for Employers (includes but is not limited to):
- An Employer must be a member in good standing with the Alberta Hotel and Lodging Association (AHLA) and adopt the association's prescribed practices with respect to hiring and employing temporary foreign workers.
- An Employer is eligible for a maximum number of allocations per year based on the total number of rooms at a property. Allocations can be for Food and Beverage Servers and Room Attendants or a combination of both.
Number of Rooms Maximum Number of
Allocations/per property/per year 1-50 2 51-100 4 101-150 6 151-200 8 201-250 10 251-350 12 351-400 14 401-450 16 451+ 18
- The number of allocations approved to employers are based on factors including recruitment strategies and conditions, employment policies and practices, retention and settlement.
- An Employer must provide support of increase in temporary foreign workers wage over the duration of the work permit indicating an increase in skills.
- An Employer must submit a Provincial Nominee (PN) Candidate who has the required qualifications, has demonstrated excellent work performance and will contribute to the long term success of the company.
- An Employer must possess a Service Canada Labour Market Opinion (LMO) Confirmation and meet the conditions such as salary and accommodation.
- An Employer must ensure the PN Candidate is competent in listening, speaking, reading and writing English prior to nomination. An Employer is responsible for testing and establishing a benchmark of English language capability of the PN Candidate upon arrival.
If the PN Candidate originated from an English speaking country or has completed secondary or post-secondary studies in English, the employer is not required to provide proof of PN Candidate competency in the English language.
- Should the PN Candidate not be competent in English, the employer must provide the PN Candidate with an in-house English as a Second Language (ESL) program or cover the cost of the ESL training for the PN Candidate.
For more on ESL training programs, please see the related links for the ESL Guideline for Hotel and Lodging, Manufacturing and Trucking Industry.
- An Employer must provide, in their application to the Alberta PNP, a plan outlining their approach to accommodation, settlement and retention for the PN Candidate from the time the PN Candidate commences employment with the employer. The plan must demonstrate employer support and assistance toward successful integration of the workforce, community and society integration.
Criteria for Provincial Nominee Candidates (includes but is not limited to):
- The PN Candidate must hold a valid work permit for the NOC occupational group of 6453 and 6661, for the occupation title of Food and Beverage Server or Room Attendant, and be residing in Alberta.
- The PN Candidate must have completed a minimum of high school education.
- The PN Candidate must receive the emerit Professional Certification for the occupation of Food and Beverage Server or Room Attendant.
- The PN Candidate must be employed in Alberta for a minimum of six months and meet or exceed all employer established work and performance standards before being nominated for the PNP.
- PN Candidates not competent in the English language must undergo ESL training from the time they arrive to work to when they become permanent residents. To be eligible for nomination the PN Candidate must submit proof of 85% attendance rate in the ESL training and must demonstrate a progress in learning.
- The PN Candidate must demonstrate integration into the local community.
- The PN Candidate must demonstrate the financial means or capability to pay for the costs of applying for permanent residency and establishing themselves and their family (if applicable) in Alberta.
Alberta Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)
Alberta is a province with friendly people, a diverse landscape and exciting communities. Plenty of opportunities await skilled newcomers. If you are considering living and working permanently in Alberta, the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) can help you through the immigration process.
What is the Alberta PNP?
The Alberta PNP is an employer driven immigration program operated on behalf of the Government of Alberta by the Ministry of Employment, Immigration and Industry in conjunction with Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) to expedite the processing of an application for permanent residence.
The Alberta PNP is designed to meet the needs of Alberta employers who are unable to fill skilled and select semi-skilled positions with Canadian citizens or permanent residents of Canada.
Individuals nominated by the Province of Alberta, together with their spouse and dependent children, are eligible to apply for a permanent resident visa through CIC as a Provincial Nominee. CIC grants priority to processing permanent resident visa applications for Provincial Nominees. CIC makes the final decision on the permanent resident visa application.
How it works
The Alberta PNP is a two-step process:
- Alberta employers
Employers unable to fill skilled or select semi-skilled positions with Canadian citizens or permanent residents of Canada may present their business case to the Alberta PNP and apply for approval to recruit and/or retain foreign candidates to fill these positions.
Employers must meet the Employer Eligibility and Criteria prior to applying to the Alberta PNP. Employers must also meet the Criteria for the specific category under which they are applying.
- Employee candidates
The candidate identified by the employer is required to apply for a provincial nomination. The candidate must have accepted a permanent and full-time position with the employer and must meet the required education, accreditation, licenses, training and experience relevant to the occupation.
To be considered for a nomination, candidates must ensure they meet the Provincial Nominee Candidate Eligibility. Candidates must also meet Criteria for the specific category under which they are applying.
The Alberta PNP currently has the following streams and sub-categories:
- Employer driven stream
[*]Skilled worker category
[*]International graduate category
[*]Semi-skilled worker category
- Food and beverage processing industry
- Hotel and lodging industry
- Food and beverage servers and room attendants
- Front desk agent/clerk
- Manufacturing industry
- Trucking industry
- Self-employed farmer stream
是不是有新政策说C,D只要雇主帮你提民并通过的话,也可以移民成功?谢谢了。。。不同的省有不同的规定吗?如果C或者D做了超过3年有五可能通过