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Permanent Residency Pathways for Caregivers, 2024-25

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Title of Program: Permanent Residency Pathways for Caregivers, 2024-25

**** Webinar & Video ****

Seminar ID:    PRP – 1024  January 23, 2025

( 3 Hours, Approved By CICC)

Format:    Webinar & Video

 

Language:    English

Provider:       Immigration Learning & Information Centre, IMLIN

Webinar Date:                           January 23, 2025

Webinar Time:                          Starts @ 2:00pm – Ends @ 5:15pm ET

Expiry Date for Video ONLY:   January  23, 2026

Introduction:

Canada has long acknowledged the valuable contributions of caregivers from abroad through specialized immigration pathways that facilitate their permanent settlement. However, from June 19th, 2024, until the introduction of new pilot programs, there will be no dedicated federal pathway to permanent residency for home care service providers. Caregivers in Canada must have an immigration plan in place well before their documents expire to maintain their status and benefit from upcoming program releases. On June 3rd, 2024, the Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) announced plans to launch new pilot programs, enabling Canadian employers to hire foreign caregivers. These new programs are anticipated to start in late 2024 or early 2025, following the conclusion of the current pilots on June 19th, 2024. Currently, only limited details are available regarding the administration of these new programs.

Presenter: Dalia Milmanras – RCIC

Dalia Milmantas, the principal of Milmantas Immigration Services, holds a bachelor’s degree in philology and education, has gained a wealth of experience and in-depth knowledge in Canadian immigration law while employed by two major Toronto law firms as an immigration legal assistant, and subsequently while running her own immigration practice. She met stringent educational standards and is a member in good standing of the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC). 

            Ms. Milmantas has been assisting in Canadian immigration matters since 1999 and specializes in strategic planning for those applicants who cannot find a simple and direct path to immigration.  Dalia represents and advocates for clients applying for temporary and permanent resident visas, study and work permits, including those with previous refusals, and other complex immigration-related applications such as criminal rehabilitation, applications for Temporary Resident Permit

 

AGENDA:

Opening Remarks  

–  Overview

Closed programs for new applications  

–  Home Child Care Provider Class

–  Home Support Worker Class

  • Brief overview of the Ministerial Instructions (MI132)
  1. Education
  2. Language
  3. Experience
  4. Employer Eligibility

 

Application for PR under the New Ministerial Instructions  

– Two parties to the application

  • Eligible NOC codes
    • Home Childcare Provider – NOC 44100
    • Home Support Worker – NOC 441001
  • Language requirements
  • Experience requirements
  • Eligible employers
  1. Job offer
  2. financial ability, calculation
  3. reasonable needs of the employer
  4. determining the wage
  5. low-income cut-off chart
  6. employer financial ability

AGENDA 

Comparison of closed and open program requirements  

Admissibility 

  1. Case laws 
  2. Application process  
  3. Forms, as per the document checklist
  4. Supporting documents
  5. Requirements for a submission letter
  6. Requirements for reference letters
  7. Potential issues during the preparation

LMIA for in-Canada applicants (TFWP)  

–  Caregivers for children – NOC 44100

–  Caregivers for elderly – NOC 441001

Test our understanding 

Closing remarks  

–  Questions and Answers

–  Conclusion & closing comments

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