abadham Posted September 17, 2012 Report Posted September 17, 2012 naku canada lo work cheyalani undi... am applying for jobs in indeed but no luck so far... so meku avarikaina canada lo work visa sponser chese valu teliste plz pm mee.... any employers who can market our resume.. any help would he highly useful..
taurushunk Posted September 17, 2012 Report Posted September 17, 2012 [quote name='abadham' timestamp='1347907541' post='1302491965'] naku canada lo work cheyalani undi... am applying for jobs in indeed but no luck so far... so meku avarikaina canada lo work visa sponser chese valu teliste plz pm mee.... any employers who can market our resume.. any help would he highly useful.. [/quote] Unlike the USA, Consultancies in Canada have little hold over getting "Work Permit" in Canada (similar to H1B in USA). So it is extremely difficult to get Work Permit in Canada without actually being in Canada unless your present employer or a prospective employer is willing to sponsor your work permit(which can get you to canada and post 2 yrs of you being in this status, you can yourself apply for [b]Permanent Residency[/b](self sponsorship ) or has a pre-arranged employment offer ([b]AEO) [/b]for youwith which you can apply for provincial immigration (Which is like a Permanent Residency for a specific province(state) in Canada for 2 yrs after which you have to file for Federal Permanent Residency which once you're approved, you can move and work in any part of Canada. Once you're spending 3 years as a permanent resident in Canada, you're eligible to file for Citizenship --- End of Struggles as it opens up TN Visa gates to legally work in USA (Should you choose to still work for USA). Personally i like it much better here in Canada. Though i do not enjoy much facilities as you guys, still future is fool proof here in Canada to an extent. Hope my quote helps you take a decision...Pray for my future pls and wish me good luck...Thanks 1
abadham Posted September 17, 2012 Author Report Posted September 17, 2012 [quote name='taurushunk' timestamp='1347908716' post='1302492152'] Unlike the USA, Consultancies in Canada have little hold over getting "Work Permit" in Canada (similar to H1B in USA). So it is extremely difficult to get Work Permit in Canada without actually being in Canada unless your present employer or a prospective employer is willing to sponsor your work permit(which can get you to canada and post 2 yrs of you being in this status, you can yourself apply for [b]Permanent Residency[/b](self sponsorship ) or has a pre-arranged employment offer ([b]AEO) [/b]for youwith which you can apply for provincial immigration (Which is like a Permanent Residency for a specific province(state) in Canada for 2 yrs after which you have to file for Federal Permanent Residency which once you're approved, you can move and work in any part of Canada. Once you're spending 3 years as a permanent resident in Canada, you're eligible to file for Citizenship --- End of Struggles as it opens up TN Visa gates to legally work in USA (Should you choose to still work for USA). Personally i like it much better here in Canada. Though i do not enjoy much facilities as you guys, still future is fool proof here in Canada to an extent. Hope my quote helps you take a decision...Pray for my future pls and wish me good luck...Thanks [/quote] I heard abou this [b]Permanent Residency[/b](self sponsorship ) - is it a 6 month process for visa approval, can we go by ourselves n apply or do we need some employer to apply for us, and do we need to have some employment offer letter in canada to go with this process. pre-arranged employment offer ([b]AEO) - no idea abou this ..plz help[/b]
taurushunk Posted September 17, 2012 Report Posted September 17, 2012 [quote name='abadham' timestamp='1347909042' post='1302492209'] I heard abou this [b]Permanent Residency[/b](self sponsorship ) - is it a 6 month process for visa approval, can we go by ourselves n apply or do we need some employer to apply for us, and do we need to have some employment offer letter in canada to go with this process. [color=#006400][b]It can take anywhere from 6 months to 1.5 yrs depending on the number of applications and the visa office dealing with your application. Yes, you can apply for yourself however your qualification must be one of those occupations that are in demand here in Canada. There are certain occupation codes called NOC for different types of occupations. you may refer this website below for checking if your profession is listed in any of those listed occupations and if you do, then check for an immigration consultant to do the necessary paperwork.[/b][/color]"http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/noc/english/noc/2011/Welcome.aspx" pre-arranged employment offer ([b]AEO) - no idea abou this ..plz help[/b] [color=#008000][b]Sure. If your existing employer has an office in Canada make sure to discuss your intentions to move Canada and ask if he/she can issue you a transfer to Canada by giving you offer letter to you posting in Canada (or) a new employer here in Canada likes you to be a part of their company after the interview process and gives you a letter of employment(Tell the employer you would want an offer letter that sounds like Arranged Employment Letter ) which you need to use to file for a provincial immigration (which is usually very fast).[/b][/color] [color=#008000][b]Hope this clears your doubt.[/b][/color] [color=#008000][b]Cheers[/b][/color] [/quote]
HAPYNESS Posted September 17, 2012 Report Posted September 17, 2012 [quote name='taurushunk' timestamp='1347908716' post='1302492152'] Unlike the USA, Consultancies in Canada have little hold over getting "Work Permit" in Canada (similar to H1B in USA). So it is extremely difficult to get Work Permit in Canada without actually being in Canada unless your present employer or a prospective employer is willing to sponsor your work permit(which can get you to canada and post 2 yrs of you being in this status, you can yourself apply for [b]Permanent Residency[/b](self sponsorship ) or has a pre-arranged employment offer ([b]AEO) [/b]for youwith which you can apply for provincial immigration (Which is like a Permanent Residency for a specific province(state) in Canada for 2 yrs after which you have to file for Federal Permanent Residency which once you're approved, you can move and work in any part of Canada. Once you're spending 3 years as a permanent resident in Canada, you're eligible to file for Citizenship --- End of Struggles as it opens up TN Visa gates to legally work in USA (Should you choose to still work for USA). Personally i like it much better here in Canada. Though i do not enjoy much facilities as you guys, still future is fool proof here in Canada to an extent. Hope my quote helps you take a decision...Pray for my future pls and wish me good luck...Thanks [/quote] Good post. IT jobs elaa untaayi Canada lo? US laaga untaaya.. toronto vachaa last year stamping ki.. nice city.. Nothing different from US and lots of Indians.. Manchinga jobs untaayi tondaraga GC Citizenship vastaayi ante nenu vachestaa naakem problem ledu..
megadheera Posted September 17, 2012 Report Posted September 17, 2012 [quote name='taurushunk' timestamp='1347908716' post='1302492152'] Unlike the USA, Consultancies in Canada have little hold over getting "Work Permit" in Canada (similar to H1B in USA). So it is extremely difficult to get Work Permit in Canada without actually being in Canada unless your present employer or a prospective employer is willing to sponsor your work permit(which can get you to canada and post 2 yrs of you being in this status, you can yourself apply for [b]Permanent Residency[/b](self sponsorship ) or has a pre-arranged employment offer ([b]AEO) [/b]for youwith which you can apply for provincial immigration (Which is like a Permanent Residency for a specific province(state) in Canada for 2 yrs after which you have to file for Federal Permanent Residency which once you're approved, you can move and work in any part of Canada. Once you're spending 3 years as a permanent resident in Canada, you're eligible to file for Citizenship --- End of Struggles as it opens up TN Visa gates to legally work in USA (Should you choose to still work for USA). Personally i like it much better here in Canada. Though i do not enjoy much facilities as you guys, still future is fool proof here in Canada to an extent. Hope my quote helps you take a decision...Pray for my future pls and wish me good luck...Thanks [/quote] Baa..i am in US. naaku canada work permit undi.maa employer file chesadu okasari Canada client req unte..next year march varaku undi...nenu Canada PR apply cheyacha being in US
ICANWIN Posted September 17, 2012 Report Posted September 17, 2012 hi, [font=arial, sans-serif][size=3] QSW category of Canadian Immigration e category lo offer letter lekapoyina ravachu ani vinna and that applications are accepted till March 2013. Quebec lo vaste PR Ontario lo work cheyacha? naku koncham info ivvu...PR ki apply cheddamani thinking..US lo visa problems vaste atleast atu jump avvachu.let me know ...[/size][/font]
taurushunk Posted September 17, 2012 Report Posted September 17, 2012 [quote name='HAPYNESS' timestamp='1347910483' post='1302492443'] Good post. IT jobs elaa untaayi Canada lo? US laaga untaaya.. toronto vachaa last year stamping ki.. nice city.. Nothing different from US and lots of Indians.. Manchinga jobs untaayi tondaraga GC Citizenship vastaayi ante nenu vachestaa naakem problem ledu.. [/quote] Jobs bane untayi..kani definite ga US tho compare cheyyakodadhu...cos US population is 330 million vs Canada 33 million population...so comparing opportunities in a country that is 10 times big in population to country like Canada is not really fair.. Avg IT salary in Toronto varies from 50k to 75k for 4-6 years experience on permanent basis...I dont know about other technologies, but for QA, the contract billing is $40 to $60 ( to the candidate ). [b]pls do not ask me about other technologies as i am not from that so i have very little or no information about it.[/b] But Canada lo kuda hitech jobs unnayi...Oracle DbA, testing, SAP, Java, .Net anni technologies lo jobs unnayi.. Mana telugu valu ikkada ekkuva leru...mana telugu valu entha sepu USA vaipu chsuthu undipoyamu..Canada ki antha imp ivvaledu...(including me...i was in USA from 2009 until 2011 Aug when i moved to Canada with my Permanent Residency)... Ippatikaina poyindi em ledu..I wish you find out some way to come to Canada on Work Permit, spend 2 yrs on work permit and get your Permanent Residency here... Telugu People and Telugu Language Rocks..
abadham Posted September 17, 2012 Author Report Posted September 17, 2012 [color=#008000][b]new employer here in Canada likes you to be a part of their company after the interview process and gives you a letter of employment(Tell the employer you would want an offer letter that sounds like Arranged Employment Letter ) which you need to use to file for a provincial immigration (which is usually very fast).[/b][/color] [color=#000000][b]I hope this option works for me besides my self application.[/b][/color] [color=#000000][b]Could you give me some sites to find employers in canada...i did google..but unable to figure out the right one.[/b][/color] [color=#000000][b]Currently am in OPT is US, working since 2 yrs..[/b]mean time i would check in US if any1 is sponsering for canada visa..[/color]
taurushunk Posted September 17, 2012 Report Posted September 17, 2012 [quote name='megadheera' timestamp='1347910654' post='1302492463'] Baa..i am in US. naaku canada work permit undi.maa employer file chesadu okasari Canada client req unte..next year march varaku undi...nenu Canada PR apply cheyacha being in US [/quote] [b], that is not possible. You need to be in Canada working using that work permit for 2 yrs and then file for PR yourself which will take approximately 8 months to finalise your PR process. from the date you became a PR, spend 3 yrs and then you are eligible to applu for Citizenship...[/b] [b]Its really easy process when i compare myself to struggle with GC Process in USA.[/b] [b]That is the reason i moved to Canada from USA.[/b] [b]Sudden ga intlo valani chudalsi vaste , USA lo na immigration status chusi bhayapadi INDIA vellalekapoye paristhi nannu Canada ni choose chesukunettu chesindi...[/b] [b]I feel for you people who are suffering due to OBAMA's conservative policies.[/b]
megadheera Posted September 17, 2012 Report Posted September 17, 2012 [quote name='taurushunk' timestamp='1347911071' post='1302492507'] Jobs bane untayi..kani definite ga US tho compare cheyyakodadhu...cos US population is 330 million vs Canada 33 million population...so comparing opportunities in a country that is 10 times big in population to country like Canada is not really fair.. Avg IT salary in Toronto varies from 50k to 75k for 4-6 years experience on permanent basis...I dont know about other technologies, but for QA, the contract billing is $40 to $60 ( to the candidate ). [b]pls do not ask me about other technologies as i am not from that so i have very little or no information about it.[/b] But Canada lo kuda hitech jobs unnayi...Oracle DbA, testing, SAP, Java, .Net anni technologies lo jobs unnayi.. Mana telugu valu ikkada ekkuva leru...mana telugu valu entha sepu USA vaipu chsuthu undipoyamu..Canada ki antha imp ivvaledu...(including me...i was in USA from 2009 until 2011 Aug when i moved to Canada with my Permanent Residency)... Ippatikaina poyindi em ledu..I wish you find out some way to come to Canada on Work Permit, spend 2 yrs on work permit and get your Permanent Residency here... Telugu People and Telugu Language Rocks.. [/quote] Naa work permit vachi 2 yrs daatindi. But nenu Canada lo 5 months ye work chesa and I did not file any taxes there. My work permit is valid till next yr march. Nenu apply cheyacha PR ki? Neeku edaina consultancy teliste cheppu baa..
abadham Posted September 17, 2012 Author Report Posted September 17, 2012 [quote name='megadheera' timestamp='1347910654' post='1302492463'] Baa..i am in US. naaku canada work permit undi.maa employer file chesadu okasari Canada client req unte..next year march varaku undi...nenu Canada PR apply cheyacha being in US [/quote] baa can u pm me ur employer details...also let me know any employers who sponser for canada visa...for canada req
abadham Posted September 17, 2012 Author Report Posted September 17, 2012 canada is gud choice compared to US i feel, my H1 got rejected for some silly reason.. and i have to leave US by next yr..else again convert to F1 which is a big pain...and US GC oka 10 yrs ki kani approve kadu.., and so am looking for canada opportunities..
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