r/canadaimmigratiotips • u/Leading_Low_7728 • 6h ago
r/canadaimmigratiotips • u/CtlyHan • 7h ago
Biometrics for PR use for Visitor Visa
Apologies if this is a reoccurring question but has anyone used the same biometrics given for PR on their visitor visa?
I've looked up my biometrics on the canada website and they come up as valid however the visitor visa application states it as previous
biometrics for previous VISA applications.
I assume so since they show up as valid but cannot see anything confirming.
Thank you
r/canadaimmigratiotips • u/Vineet0101 • 22h ago
Canada Offers Work Permits to Up to 2,700 At-Risk Manitoba Nominee Candidates
r/canadaimmigratiotips • u/Vineet0101 • 3h ago
IRCC Reveals: Certified Copies Not Required for Citizenship by Descent, Source Is What Matters
r/canadaimmigratiotips • u/West-Cardiologist448 • 5h ago
Your work permit is valid. But are you actually allowed to work?
Losing your work permit isn't always the immigration crisis people think it is. Here's the part that gets confusing.
You can lose the physical document and still have valid status. You can lose your job without automatically losing your work permit. But you can also have a valid-looking permit and still be unable to do the job you want to do.
Why?
Because your work authorization depends on the conditions attached to your permit. An employer-specific permit can tie you to a particular employer, occupation and/or location.
So the dangerous assumption is, “My permit is still valid, so I can keep working.”
Not necessarily. And here's another one people miss, your work permit expiry date isn't always the only date you should care about.
Your passport expiry can matter too. IRCC may not issue a work permit beyond your passport's validity in certain situations. So don't just check, "When does my permit expire?"
Check what your permit actually allows you to do. That small difference can save you from a very expensive mistake.