留学生即将毕业的同学请注意：工签—工作—移民

ajccanada

留学生同学们，大家还在为找工作，积累工作经验，申请移民发愁吗？

* e1 ?8 B6 Y' M: [5 B我们有一些阿尔伯塔省和萨省的雇主，有意愿给已经毕业的留学生和即将毕业的留学生提供工作的机会。我们这些雇主在您工作10月以后，会申请技术类（NOC 0, A, B）LMIA for PR Support.
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  F$ z, i! E/ v( u我们会帮助您计划怎么用最短的时间，帮助您拿到移民身份。

4 ], R) i1 Y5 J; P% r+ S  |1 C( F6 R如果您想了解更多的信息，可以发邮件到 eeleeajc@gmail.com 附上您的简历和联系方式，或者您可以打电话咨询。
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* j% y' D1 g, M5 F) ?0 e+ z- sBEYOND THE POST GRADUATE WORK PERMIT.

  H* Q+ U+ `* QOPPORTUNITIES FOR CHANGE

There are several alternatives that students can explore in order to transfer from post-graduation work permits to permanent resident status.
We have a number of Employers across Albert and Saskatchewan experiencing a labour shortage and would hire the right graduate who holds a post graduate work permit valid for at least 2 years.
4 o$ Z* F3 x3 z* h8 S% BMany of our Employers after 10 months of work and if a labour shortage continues to exist will support the Post Graduate Student with a LMIA for PR support in a skilled category.

$ P2 ]* r$ g! B' mIf you would like more information please do not hesitate to contact.

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no190

LMIA 说给就给。这么promising，还是小心上当.........

ajccanada

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no190 发表于 2015-9-18 13:21
" Y$ d+ q9 y* W: T  bLMIA 说给就给。这么promising，还是小心上当.........

$ F8 D/ l  V' CI would like to make it clearly that we are very experienced and licensed consultants and we helped many employers in Edmonton area get their LMIA approved. We can approve to you before you make your decision. There is no harm to send your resume and try.

no190

ajccanada 发表于 2015-9-18 13:31
I would like to make it clearly that we are very experienced and licensed consultants and we hel ...

Don't worry. I didn't imply anything.

9 f* l3 _1 {' B% n$ yIt is not a secret that the bar for LMIA/LMO has been raised significantly compared to previous years. In addition to $1,000 application fee, employer needs to well demonstrate how they cannot find a Canadian to fill this job. I agree to some extent that you will find some industries/locations that actually cannot get people, but I think this type of application needs to be well prepared and well presented case by case. Generalizing it and making LMIA sounds fast and easy, in my opinion, are usually fraudulent and suspicious.

If you are ICCRC member with good standing and you are specialize in LMIA application, big bucks await in this economy. Good for you.

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