Need Info On Canada Work Visa Sponsers

[taurushunk]

[quote name='ICANWIN' timestamp='1347910762' post='1302492476']
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]
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[b]Quebec immigration is slightly different from rest of Canada...Offer letter avasaram undakapovachu Quebec immigration ki...I am not sure...i highly recommed you to contact an immigration lawyer for some expert opinion as i am not expert.[/b]


[b]Yes, I too do no see a good future for IT professionals in USA on H1B to get a GC.[/b]

[b]Good luck with your Canadian Immigration.[/b]

[megadheera]

[quote name='abadham' timestamp='1347911366' post='1302492555']

baa can u pm me ur employer details...also let me know any employers who sponser for canada visa...for canada req
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Maa employer US employer ba..not a small company...appudu Canada lo candidates leka naku work permit apply chesadu. But ippudu cheyatledu...

[taurushunk]

[quote name='abadham' timestamp='1347911252' post='1302492538']
[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]
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bro...I myself don't have any information about consultants who can get work permit here. I am looking for some contacts as my friends want to move here. Should i know about it, I will definitely post it for you ppl.

[ICANWIN]

[quote name='taurushunk' timestamp='1347911600' post='1302492594']

[b]Quebec immigration is slightly different from rest of Canada...Offer letter avasaram undakapovachu Quebec immigration ki...I am not sure...i highly recommed you to contact an immigration lawyer for some expert opinion as i am not expert.[/b]


[b]Yes, I too do no see a good future for IT professionals in USA on H1B to get a GC.[/b]

[b]Good luck with your Canadian Immigration.[/b]
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Thank you so much..ippude PM chesanu pls check and reply dude..

[jason]

[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 [color=#008000][size=5]when i moved to Canada with my Permanent Residency[/size][/color])...

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..
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baa...US lo undagane PR vachinda neeku? ..ilanti facilities kuda vuntaya?! nuvvu software ee annav kada....jobs ki ela apply cheyalo konchem cheppu baa..andariki useful ga vuntadi

[HAPYNESS]

[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..
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Sounds like a good option baa.. Canada lo life much better ani nenu kooda vinna.. 5 years lo citizenship kooda vastundi.. ikkada 10 to 15 years ki citizenship kaadu kada GC vastado ledo kooda teliyadu..

[taurushunk]

[quote name='ICANWIN' timestamp='1347911794' post='1302492628']


Thank you so much..ippude PM chesanu pls check and reply dude..
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I just replied you

[karna11]

[quote name='taurushunk' timestamp='1347912325' post='1302492693']


I just replied you
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Babu tarun

[Idp83]

[size=6]US lo unde Canada Work Permit ki elaa apply cheyyalo cheppi punyam kattukondi bhayyalu.. [/size]

[size=6]Ikkada oka H1 ke chukkalu kanipinchaayi.. Inka second H1 eppudu, GC eppud, Citizenship eppudu.. [/size]

[size=6]Easy aite nenu Canada chekkkesta.. [/size]

[taurushunk]

[quote name='jason' timestamp='1347912153' post='1302492670']


baa...US lo undagane PR vachinda neeku? ..ilanti facilities kuda vuntaya?! nuvvu software ee annav kada....jobs ki ela apply cheyalo konchem cheppu baa..andariki useful ga vuntadi
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During 2009-2010 I tried to see if I could get my employer sponsor my GC, but bcos i work full time on h1B for my indian employer (no# 3 indian it company at that time), they refused to do , then tried my luck on outside opportunities but found very little hope of GC and with the waiting line increasing i found it unrealisitic to apply and wait for USA GC forever as i or for that matter no one knows when i will get US GC (be it EB2 or EB3)

Looking at other countries, I found only Australia and Canada to be the choices.

Again Australia is too racist and though getting a job is comparitively easy for IT professional in Aussie land, i hate those racist pigs...Hence i applied for Canada after hearing very positive talk about it, jobs, nature and the warm hearted ppl.

Back then in 2009, IT professionals also had some valid NOC codes under which they can apply for PR directly while outside of Canada. If you are qualified then your application would be accepted and in 1-1.5 yrs you would directly get a PR (pretty much like diversity GC lottery in USA except that here you must qualify under one of those occupation codes to be accepted).

After July 2010, unfortunately IT category is removed from those NOC codes under Federal immigration. now only provincial immigration (state wise untai konni immigration programs) can get you a PR in IT field irrespective of federal rules, they can grant you a PR with some "rules" ofcourse. Rules are that whichever province gave you a PR expect you to stay in that province and work in that province for atleast 2 yrs before filing for a federal pr (you will be eligible then having stayed in country for 2 yrs) so you can get the federal pr and you are free to move anywehere for work within country.


ohh...typed in so much information. Thanks cheppandi vayya.

[Idp83]

[quote name='taurushunk' timestamp='1347912867' post='1302492763']


During 2009-2010 I tried to see if I could get my employer sponsor my GC, but bcos i work full time on h1B for my indian employer (no# 3 indian it company at that time), they refused to do , then tried my luck on outside opportunities but found very little hope of GC and with the waiting line increasing i found it unrealisitic to apply and wait for USA GC forever as i or for that matter no one knows when i will get US GC (be it EB2 or EB3)

Looking at other countries, I found only Australia and Canada to be the choices.

Again Australia is too racist and though getting a job is comparitively easy for IT professional in Aussie land, i hate those racist pigs...Hence i applied for Canada after hearing very positive talk about it, jobs, nature and the warm hearted ppl.

Back then in 2009, IT professionals also had some valid NOC codes under which they can apply for PR directly while outside of Canada. If you are qualified then your application would be accepted and in 1-1.5 yrs you would directly get a PR (pretty much like diversity GC lottery in USA except that here you must qualify under one of those occupation codes to be accepted).

After July 2010, unfortunately IT category is removed from those NOC codes under Federal immigration. now only provincial immigration (state wise untai konni immigration programs) can get you a PR in IT field irrespective of federal rules, they can grant you a PR with some "rules" ofcourse. Rules are that whichever province gave you a PR expect you to stay in that province and work in that province for atleast 2 yrs before filing for a federal pr (you will be eligible then having stayed in country for 2 yrs) so you can get the federal pr and you are free to move anywehere for work within country.


ohh...typed in so much information. Thanks cheppandi vayya.
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That's great news.. Thank you..

So ippudu aa NOC codes lo IT leda??

EE provincial programs enti.. Apply cheyyali ante ela? US lo unde apply cheyyachaa ee provincial programs ki?

[ICANWIN]

[quote name='taurushunk' timestamp='1347912867' post='1302492763']
During 2009-2010 I tried to see if I could get my employer sponsor my GC, but bcos i work full time on h1B for my indian employer (no# 3 indian it company at that time), they refused to do , then tried my luck on outside opportunities but found very little hope of GC and with the waiting line increasing i found it unrealisitic to apply and wait for USA GC forever as i or for that matter no one knows when i will get US GC (be it EB2 or EB3)

Looking at other countries, I found only Australia and Canada to be the choices.

Again Australia is too racist and though getting a job is comparitively easy for IT professional in Aussie land, i hate those racist pigs...Hence i applied for Canada after hearing very positive talk about it, jobs, nature and the warm hearted ppl.

Back then in 2009, IT professionals also had some valid NOC codes under which they can apply for PR directly while outside of Canada. If you are qualified then your application would be accepted and in 1-1.5 yrs you would directly get a PR (pretty much like diversity GC lottery in USA except that here you must qualify under one of those occupation codes to be accepted).

After July 2010, unfortunately IT category is removed from those NOC codes under Federal immigration. now only provincial immigration (state wise untai konni immigration programs) can get you a PR in IT field irrespective of federal rules, they can grant you a PR with some "rules" ofcourse. Rules are that whichever province gave you a PR expect you to stay in that province and work in that province for atleast 2 yrs before filing for a federal pr (you will be eligible then having stayed in country for 2 yrs) so you can get the federal pr and you are free to move anywehere for work within country.


ohh...typed in so much information. Thanks cheppandi vayya.
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[Idp83]

[quote name='taurushunk' timestamp='1347912867' post='1302492763']


During 2009-2010 I tried to see if I could get my employer sponsor my GC, but bcos i work full time on h1B for my indian employer (no# 3 indian it company at that time), they refused to do , then tried my luck on outside opportunities but found very little hope of GC and with the waiting line increasing i found it unrealisitic to apply and wait for USA GC forever as i or for that matter no one knows when i will get US GC (be it EB2 or EB3)

Looking at other countries, I found only Australia and Canada to be the choices.

Again Australia is too racist and though getting a job is comparitively easy for IT professional in Aussie land, i hate those racist pigs...Hence i applied for Canada after hearing very positive talk about it, jobs, nature and the warm hearted ppl.

Back then in 2009, IT professionals also had some valid NOC codes under which they can apply for PR directly while outside of Canada. If you are qualified then your application would be accepted and in 1-1.5 yrs you would directly get a PR (pretty much like diversity GC lottery in USA except that here you must qualify under one of those occupation codes to be accepted).

After July 2010, unfortunately IT category is removed from those NOC codes under Federal immigration. now only provincial immigration (state wise untai konni immigration programs) can get you a PR in IT field irrespective of federal rules, they can grant you a PR with some "rules" ofcourse. Rules are that whichever province gave you a PR expect you to stay in that province and work in that province for atleast 2 yrs before filing for a federal pr (you will be eligible then having stayed in country for 2 yrs) so you can get the federal pr and you are free to move anywehere for work within country.


ohh...typed in so much information. Thanks cheppandi vayya.
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Great Reply..

[taurushunk]

[quote name='HAPYNESS' timestamp='1347912190' post='1302492673']
Sounds like a good option baa.. Canada lo life much better ani nenu kooda vinna.. 5 years lo citizenship kooda vastundi.. ikkada 10 to 15 years ki citizenship kaadu kada GC vastado ledo kooda teliyadu..
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[b]You are correct....[/b]

[b]Once you land here as PR / you get PR status in Canada, you spend 3 years and you are eligible to file for citizenship, once you file for citizenship, it takes 18 months for your citizenship to be granted (This is as per current time lines for processing applications as of today due to large number of applications.) this might increase / decrease in future. [/b]

[b]I have many friends here from my college who instead of applying to USA for MS, applied to Canadian Universities.[/b]

[b]Now most of us dont know that in Canada, once a student completes a 1 yr course can get 1 yr official work permit and who does a 2 yr course will get 3 yrs work permit from the government during which they can apply for any job under any employer.[/b]

[b]Once they work for any employer in their field of study for just 2 yrs, all they need to do is to file for self sponsorship for PR.[/b]

[b]They get their PR within 6-8 months.[/b]

[b]Twist in the tale.[/b]

[b]A person is required to stay in canada on PR status for 3 yrs ani cheppa ga...to file for citizenship..[/b]

[b]a student who already spent 2 yrs in Canada would get 1 yr striked off the 3 yr residency req, so a student in canada who got PR just needs to spend 2 yrs( as against a conventional 3 yr wait time) before filing for Citizenship...[/b]
[b] [/b]

[taurushunk]

[quote name='Idp83' timestamp='1347913056' post='1302492791']
That's great news.. Thank you..

So ippudu aa NOC codes lo IT leda??

EE provincial programs enti.. Apply cheyyali ante ela? US lo unde apply cheyyachaa ee provincial programs ki?
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yes...to apply under federal programs for IT people its not possible anymore...

Provincial programs yes...check out on internet..google is your best friend...