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Admissibility P81 E1-Q16 & Q17 P82 (s 38 (1)(b))

(Inadmissibility) D. Health Grounds (s 38) - PR application rejected under Sask PNP, he
has schizophrenia Mental health problem
(C. He would likely be inadmissible because of
his mental health issues)
- If he only apply to come to Canada for
temporarily rather than as a permanent
resident
(B. No, he would still need to be medically
admissible in this case)
is likely to be a danger to public safety,
such as a mental condition that causes
unpredictable or violent behaviour.
it encompass any health problem-
psychological or physical - that may
pose a danger to the health or safety of
persons living in Canada. The
communicability of a disease and the
risk of sudden incapacity or of
unpredictable or violent behaviour would
fall within the scope of this provision.

P62 E1 -Q18 someone who has been in and out of

A. Security Rish (s 34) - what is the condition of a person deemed mental asylums because of impulsive
inadmissible as a danger to society sociopathic outbursts.
P62 34(1):
- being a danger to the security of
Canada;
- engaging in acts of violence that would
or might endanger the lives or safety of
persons in Canada

P84 E1-Q20 P85 1. Medical Examination

D. Health Grounds (s38) - medical officer’s responsibility to medical An IRCC medical officer reviews the
- 1. Medical Examination opinion profile and test results and renders an
opinion about whether the person is
admissible, is inadmissible, or
requires medical surveillance.
A designation of medical surveillance
does not bar a person from admissions
rather, it provides for monitoring.
P91 E1 - Q21 P91 I. Inadmissible Family Member (s 42)
I. Inadmissible Family - A PR holder under FSTC wants to sponsor his A foreign national may be inadmissible,
Member (s42) wife and his step-daughter who are married. on a balance of probabilities, as a result
- Wife is OK √ of having inadmissible family members
- Step-daughter married X (defined in s 1(3) of the IRPR), including
dependants.
P232 A. Spousal relationships
- The Canadian citizen or PR can
sponsor his/her spouses, common
law partners, and conjugal partners
P251 B. Dependent Children
- under or 22 years old and single

P60 E1- Q22 Residency obligation

2. Permanent Residents - PR works in other country, does he exemption
residency requirements in his PR residency requirements from being
physically in Canada? [X]
Q24
- He could have organized to have his main office
in Canada running the entire operation from there (i) physically present in Canada,
and he would work only temporarily in outside
Canada reporting to the Canadian headquarters. Canadian citizen who is their spouse
【√】
28  (1)  A permanent resident must
comply with a residency obligation
with respect to every five-year period
at least 730 days in that five-year
period,
(ii)  outside Canada accompanying a
or common-law partner or, in the case
of a child, their parent,
(iii)  outside Canada employed on a
full-time basis by a Canadian
business
(iv)  outside Canada accompanying a
permanent resident who is their
spouse or common-law partner or, in
the case of a child, their parent and
who is employed on a full-time basis
by a Canadian business or in the
federal public administration or the
public service of a province
P62-63 E1 - Q45
A. Security risk (s34) - Gunther - a line cook in the regular army
- Henrich - volunteer in the intelligence unite to
listen to people’s phone calls to be
interrogation.
- How’s their admission condition?
Answer: Gunther would likely be admissible, but
enrich would likely be inadmissible.
P68-69 E1- Q46
War Crime - War Crime - admissible or inadmissible
Answer: Inadmissible
Even attempting to commit a war crime or
crime against humanity is a violation of 1F
provisions.
E1-Q47
- What is the person claims that he/she was
threatened with a fine to being in the
organization relate to crime, can he/she
become admissible?
Answer: NO! This reason is not an acceptable
defence to his inadmissibility.
P62-63
A. Security risk (s 34)
- being a member of an organization that
there are reasonable ground to believe
engages, has engaged, or will engage
in acts of espionage, subversion, or
terrorism as described above.
P68-69
War Crime: an act or omission committed
during an armed conflict that, at the time
and in the place of its commission,
constitutes a war crime according to
customary international law or
conventional international law applicable
to armed conflicts, whether or not it
constitutes a contravention of the law in
force at the time and in the place of its
commission.
P70-71 E1-Q61 P70-71
C. Criminality and - The applicant works as a volunteer for the C. Criminality and organized criminality
organized criminality (ss organization to help North Koreans sneak into (ss 36 and 37)
36 and 37) China. Admissible or inadmissible? • A person may be inadmissible to
Answer: Canada under sections 36 and 37 of
Inadmissible, because he is engaged in the IRPA if the person has been
organized criminality. convicted of an offence or has
committed an act outside Canada that
would constitute an offence under an
act of Canada or is believed to be a
member of a criminal organization.
• The particular law under which the
person was convicted in the foreign
country is relevant insofar as it is a
basis for an “equivalency” assessment.

P78-79 E1-Q62 P78

HUMAN SMUGGLING - When a criminal organization engages in
AND HUMAN human smuggling to bring people into Canada, - People who use human smuggler does
TRAFFICKING does this make the person who used the not consider as the member of
smugglers inadmissible under organized organized crime.
criminality?
Answer:
No, because they can use human smugglers
without any immigration repercussions.

P62 E1-Q112 P63

A. Security Risk (s34) - Ruby reveals his country’s confidential
documents. Is she inadmissible to Canada?
Answer:
No, because her espionage was not likely
against the national interest of Canada.
• Espionage is the practice of spying. It is
the gathering of information in a
surreptitious manner and involves
secretly seeking out information, usually
from a hostile country, to benefit one’s
own country.
A. Security Risk (s34)
engaging in an act of espionage that is
against Canada or that is contrary to
Canada’s interests.

E1-Q118
P81 E1-Q127 • Members of the family class are
Health Grounds (s38) The application’s spouse has disease that will medically inadmissible if they are
Excessive demand - cost over $10,000 per year for treatment. Is she likely to be a danger to public health
$20,000 per year inadmissible? or to public safety or if they have a
Answer: condition that might reasonably be
No, inadmissibility on the grounds of
expected to cause excessive
excessive demand does not apply to spouse.
demand on health or social services
• However, there is an exception to
this medical inadmissibility. The
following individuals cannot be
found inadmissible on grounds that
they might reasonably be expected
to cause excessive demand on
health or social serviced:
- a sponsored spouse, common-law or
conjugal partner
- a sponsored child or child to be
adopted
- a dependent child of a sponsored
spouse, common-law or conjugal
partner

E1-Q135 Grounds for revoking citizenship

Canada revokes his Canada citizenship. He
wants to reapply PR.
Answer:
He would have to wait 5 years before applying for
permanent resident status again.
Canadian law allows for revocation in
certain circumstances. Subsections  10(1)
and 10.1(1) of the Citizenship Act provide
that a person’s citizenship or renunciation
of citizenship may be revoked if the
person obtains, retains, renounces, or
resumes citizenship by: false
representation; fraud; or knowingly
concealing material circumstances.
P70 -72 E2 - Q5 &Q6 &Q7
C. Criminality and - a man was had argument with his neighbour,
Organized Criminality (ss but found not guilty and his own country does
36 and 37) not charge him. is he inadmissible to Canada?
2. Criminality (s 36(2)) Answer:
No, because the assault was not charged in
his country
- there was strong evidence to proof this man
committed to crime, but found innocent in
court.
Answer:
He would not be inadmissible to Canada.
- But if this man received notice that he will
appear in court on assault charges in future.
Answer:
He would be inadmissible for ‘committing an
act’ until the outcome of the trial.
P87 E2-Q34
F. Misrepresentation (s - A mother sponsors her daughter, but the
40) mother receive a removal order. Is it possible
for her daughter to receive a removal order for
misrepresentation because of her mother’s
actions?
Answer:
Yes, because the person who sponsored her lied
on her application.
When a court in any country decides that
you are not guilty of committing a crime,
you are not criminally inadmissible for that
crime and you can likely enter and stay in
Canada.
没有定罪就可以⼊入境，但是如果是有
notice，就要等判了了没有罪之后才能是可⼊入
境。
P88
2. A permanent resident or foreign
national is inadmissible on the
grounds of misrepresentation if he has
been sponsored by a person who is
found to be inadmissible for
misrepresentation.
A permanent resident sponsor who
misrepresents a material fact on their
a p p l i c a t i o n t o s p o n s o r o r, w h e r e
applicable, on their original application for
permanent residence may be found
inadmissible and lose their status as a
permanent resident.
If they are removed from Canada, they
remain inadmissible for a period of 5
years from the date of removal [A40(2)].
E2-
Q67: Sofia has lower mark on CRS score, and
she tested active Pulmonary Tuberculosis (肺结
核,具传染）is she inadmissible to Canada?
Answer:
She is likely to be inadmissible due to the
danger her disease could pose to Canada
public.

Q68: If Sofia were HIV+

Answer:
No, HIV is not considered a danger to public
health.

Q69: If Sofia were to have untreated Syphilis (梅梅

毒) Inadmissible?
Answer:
Yes, untreated Syphilis is considered a
danger to public health, so it would make her
inadmissible.

Q70: If Sofia prove that she is cured of her

Pulmonary Tuberculosis, can she challenge the
medical opinion with new evidence?
Answer:
Yes, if she can prove it within 60 days.
Super Visa
Eligibility (该类签证适⽤用于加国居⺠民或公⺠民的处在移⺠民申请签证审批轮候期之⽗父⺟母和祖⽗父⺟母，有效时间可⻓长达10年年，获签者每次留留加
时间最⻓长24个⽉月，且在此期间不不必更更新签证。当然，申请超级签证的⽗父⺟母和祖⽗父⺟母必须满⾜足体检合格、享有有效健康保险、获⼦子⼥女女或
孙⼉儿财政担保等等条件.）
To be eligible for a super visa, you must:
• be the parent or grandparent of a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident of Canada
• have a signed letter from your child or grandchild who invites you to Canada that includes:
◦ a promise of financial support for the length of your visit
◦ the list and number of people in the household of this person
◦ a copy of this person’s Canadian citizenship or permanent resident document
• have medical insurance from a Canadian insurance company that is:
◦ valid for at least 1 year from the date of entry
◦ at least $100,000 coverage
◦ have proof that the medical insurance has been paid (quotes aren’t accepted)
You must also:
• apply for a super visa from outside Canada
• be allowed to enter Canada
• take an immigration medical exam
• meet certain other conditions
You can’t include dependants in this application.
Financial support (proof of funds)
The child or grandchild who invites you must prove that their household meets the minimum necessary income. The
following documents are examples of what can be used as proof of funds:
• Notice of Assessment (NOA) or T4/T1 for the most recent tax year
• Employment Insurance stubs
• employment letter including salary and date of hiring
• pay stubs
 • bank statements
Other conditions we consider
We consider several things before we decide if you can come to Canada. You must be a genuine visitor to Canada who
will leave by choice at the end of your visit.
We’ll look at these things when you apply:
• your ties to your home country
• the purpose of your visit
• your family and finances
• the overall economic and political stability of your home country

How to apply
Get your documents ready
Before you apply for a super visa, you need:
• a letter of invitation from your child or grandchild who is a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident of Canada that
includes:
◦ a promise of financial support for the duration of your visit
◦ the list and number of people in the household of this person
◦ a copy of this person’s Canadian citizenship or permanent resident document
• proof that your child or grandchild’s household meets the minimum necessary income; examples include:
◦ Notice of Assessment (NOA) or T4/T1 for the most recent tax year
◦ Employment Insurance stubs
◦ employment letter including salary and date of hiring
◦ pay stubs
◦ bank statements
• proof of payment for medical insurance from a Canadian insurance company that is:
◦ valid for at least 1 year from the date of entry
◦ at least $100,000 coverage
 • a document confirming that you had an immigration medical exam

Are you visa-exempt? You can still apply for a super visa.
If you don’t need a visitor visa to enter Canada, you can still get a super visa to stay in Canada for up to 2 years. If we
approve your application, we’ll issue you a letter to give to a border services officer when you arrive in Canada.
If you travel by air, you may also need to apply for an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) separately to allow you to
travel to and enter Canada. The eTA will be electronically linked to your passport, so you need to travel with the passport
you used to apply for your eTA, and your letter to facilitate your travel to Canada.
Apply for a super visa
You must apply for a super visa from outside Canada. You can apply online or on paper.
If you need assistance, you can get help with your application at your nearest visa application centre (VAC).
 1 ⽗父⺟母和祖⽗父⺟母需通过体检。超级签证体检合格的要求，与现⾏行行的探亲和移⺠民签证相同，加国政府不不会接受已经患有严
重疾病的申请⼈人来加。
2 居住在加拿⼤大的⼦子⼥女女或孙⼦子⼥女女要达到最低收⼊入要求，并对申请赴加⼤大⽗父⺟母或祖⽗父⺟母作出财务⽀支持承诺。康尼表示，联
邦推出超级签证是⼀一项⼗十分慷慨的创举，要求担保⼈人有⾜足够的收⼊入照料料申请⼈人，既是为了了保护申请⼈人与其家⼈人的利利益，
也是为了了保护加拿⼤大纳税⼈人的利利益。移⺠民部的信息显示，对担保⼈人最基本的收⼊入要求，个⼈人年年收⼊入最少在1.7万元以
上。
3 必须提供已经购买加拿⼤大境内有效的私⼈人医疗保险的证明。加国政府认为，探亲者在健康⽅方⾯面的花费是家庭成员的责
任，⽽而不不应给加拿⼤大纳税⼈人增加财政⽅方⾯面的负担。正如加拿⼤大⼈人外出旅游购买保险是件很平常的事⼀一样，来加探亲者
也需要购买保险。
4 超级签证收费150加元，获签者每两年年须出境重办⼊入境⼿手续，届时要提供更更新的医疗保险证明。
5 提供其⼦子⼥女女或孙⼦子⼥女女的书⾯面财政⽀支持保证，其⼦子⼥女女或孙⼦子⼥女女必须达到最低收⼊入⻔门槛;
6 证明其已经购买了了⾄至少⼀一年年的加拿⼤大医疗保险，该保险⾜足够⽀支付其在加国停留留期间的医疗费⽤用;
7 完成移⺠民体检 (Immigration Medical Examination) 。

加拿⼤大超级签证材料料准备清单
 
1 填写完整的“临时居⺠民签证申请表，年年满18周岁及以上的随⾏行行⼦子⼥女女必须填写其各⾃自的申请表格;
2 申请⼈人及每位年年满18周岁及以上的随⾏行行家庭成员完整填写“家属表和教育及就业细节表”;
3 申请⼈人及每位随⾏行行的家庭成员每⼈人需递交两张相同的在最近六个⽉月内拍摄的⽩白底彩⾊色照⽚片。相⽚片尺⼨寸⼤大⼩小为35毫⽶米
X45毫⽶米。每张照⽚片后以拼⾳音注明此⼈人的姓名及出⽣生⽇日期(⽇日/⽉月/年年) 。
4 申请⼈人及每位随⾏行行的家庭成员的有效护照，每本护照须包含除最后⼀一⻚页外的⾄至少⼀一整⻚页空⽩白⻚页、且护照必须在⾏行行程前
⾄至少六个⽉月有效;
5 两份⽤用中⽂文写有申请⼈人现住址的粘性贴纸;
6 18岁以下的申请⼈人需有其未随⾏行行⽗父/⺟母出具的同意其旅⾏行行的⽗父⺟母同意函，此函应包含申请⼈人旅⾏行行⽇日期及其⽗父⺟母联系⽅方
式等信息;
7 与加拿⼤大邀请⼈人关系的证明 (如出⽣生证复印件、结婚证复印件、信函往来证明的复印件等);
8 ⼀一份签字的承诺为申请⼈人的逗留留访问提供财政⽀支持的书⾯面邀请信;
9 邀请⼈人居所内的⼈人员详单;
10 邀请⼈人的公⺠民或移⺠民身份⽂文件的复印件 (如永久居⺠民卡、学习许可、⼯工作许可等);
11 邀请⼈人有能⼒力力提供所承诺财政⽀支持的证明，须为来⾃自于加拿⼤大的独⽴立第三⽅方性质的⽂文件、可靠且易易核实。(例例如但不不
局限于：加拿⼤大税务总局出具的税单 (NOA) ，显示收⼊入情况的雇佣证明信，⼯工资单，银⾏行行对账单，执业专业⼈人⼠士出
具的薪酬⽀支付报表或财务报表)
12 ⾃自⼊入境之⽇日起⾄至少⼀一年年内有效的来⾃自于加拿⼤大保险公司的个⼈人医疗保险的充分证明: 涵盖申请⼈人的医疗费⽤用、住院费
⽤用和医疗转运费⽤用; 提供⾄至少⼗十万加元的保险; 并且 每次⼊入加均有效，在评估官员需要时可供审查。

Q# Questions/ problems Answer

E1-Q67 For Super Visa apllication, which of the following is NOT a C. The insurance must be from a non-Canadian provider in case
requirement of the insurance that must be purchased? of repatriation
※ For the Super Visa, the main requirements of the insurance are
that the insurance is from a Canadian insurance company,
minimum coverage of $100,000, one year of coverage, covers
health care, hospitalization and repatriation, and is valid for each
entry.

E1-Q68 If Lincoln’s parents want to obtain a SV but are only A. No, the time requirement would not be enough
planning on coming to Canada for 2 months, can they ※ This question is pretty straightforward. Regardless of if a
obtain insurance to cover only that period? person is coming to Canada for 2 months, their insurance would
have to cover them for a year

E1-Q69 If Lincoln’s parents obtain SV and insurance for one year, D. They need to have new insurance
then stay for 8 months, return home for 8 months, and ※ The insurance needs to be valid for every return to
want to return, what must be done? Canada.

E1-Q70 What evidence can prove the relationship between the A. Birth certificate with father’s name
parent and child? ※ While all of these other elements can certainly be used to
provide a little bit of further evidence, a birth certificate is the
best option out of the answers.
E1- Chao would like to apply the SV for his parents. Chao
Q122 makes $27,000 per year, has $10,000 of debt and is in a
NOC B job position. His wife is a student in her 3rd yr of
dentistry. What he needs for the application?
B. Commitment of financial support
C. Complete medical examination
D. Letter of invitation
※ The parents would have to demonstrate Canadian medical
insurance for only 1 year, not 3.

E2-Q48 What type of proof is used to show someone’s finance for C. Proof of his income, such as tax returns, pay stubs, etc.
Super Visa application? ※ While assets such as a house, etc. would help show a
person’s net worth in a different context, for Super Visa
purposes, Canadian tax returns and bills are the highest
standard.

E2-Q49 Don’s father would like to get a job working construction A. No, because his visa would not allow for this.
when they come visit because he would like to stay fit and ※ The Super Visa is almost the exact same as a Visitor Visa
make some money at the same time. Is this possible? in terms of what it allows a person to do and not do. In this
sense, working as a tourist is obviously in violation of the
requirements of that visa.

E2-Q50 Don's parents are thinking of adopting a 15-year-old child B. No, because the SV is exclusively for parents and
in Austria. If they do, can the child be included as a grandparents.
dependent on their super visa application? ※ Can they bring a dependent child?No, although they must
declare all family members, etc., they cannot bring a
dependent child to Canada as accompanying them on their
SuperVisa.
Student / Student Permit

Eligibility requirements
You can study in Canada if you:
• are enrolled at a designated learning institution (DLI)
• prove you have enough money to pay for your:
◦ tuition fees
◦ living expenses for yourself and any family members who come with you to Canada and
◦ return transportation for yourself and any family members who come with you to Canada
• obey the law, have no criminal record and get a police certificate (if required)
• are in good health and get a medical exam (if required)
• prove to an officer that you will leave Canada when your study permit expires

※ If you want to study for 6 months or less

Due to COVID-19, if you want to study in Canada for 6 months or less, you’re now required to
• get a study permit and
• attend a DLI with a COVID-19 readiness plan approved by its province or territory
You won’t be able to travel to Canada if you don’t have a study permit and your DLI isn’t on the approved list.

Your responsibilities
While studying in Canada you must:
• make progress towards completing your program
• respect any conditions listed on your study permit
• stop studying if you no longer meet the requirements and
• leave Canada when your permit expires
Depending on your case, there may be conditions on your study permit such as:
• if you’re allowed to work in Canada
• if you’re allowed to travel within Canada
• the date you must stop studying
People who don’t need a permit to study in Canada
Most foreign nationals need a study permit to study in Canada. The cases below are exceptions.
Short-term studies (6 months or less)
Due to COVID-19, the requirements to enter Canada as a student have changed, even for short-term studying. Find out
what you need if you want to study in Canada for 6 months or less.
Family or staff of foreign representatives
You may not need a study permit if you’re a family or staff member of a foreign representative to Canada that has been
accredited by Global Affairs Canada (GAC). Your embassy can contact GAC to find out if you need one.
Members of foreign armed forces
If you’re a member of a foreign armed force on official duties in Canada, you don’t need a study permit. If your family
members, including minor children, want to study in Canada, they may need one.
Registered Indians in Canada
You don’t need a study permit if you have Registered Indian status in Canada, even if you’re a citizen of another country.
Minor children in Canada
Minor children don’t need a study permit if:
• they’re in kindergarten
• they’re refugees or refugee claimants
• their parents are refugees or refugee claimants or
• they’re in pre-school, primary or secondary school, and they’re already in Canada with a parent who has a work or
study permit

Post-graduation work permit validity

A post-graduation work permit may be issued based on the length of the study program for a minimum of 8 months up to a
maximum of 3 years.
When determining the length of a post-graduation work permit, officers may consider the duration of the program of study
in Canada and confirm it with supporting documents. Regularly scheduled breaks (for example, scheduled winter
and summer breaks) should be included in the time accumulated toward the length of the post-graduation work
permit.
Distance learning
Distance learning can be considered online learning. Students who complete a program of study exclusively by distance
learning (outside or within Canada) are not eligible for a post-graduation work permit.
Officers should use the following guidelines to assess an applicant’s post-graduation work permit eligibility when the
applicant has taken distance learning in Canada at an eligible DLI:
- If more than 50% of the program of study’s total courses are completed by distance learning, the program may
reasonably be considered a distance-learning program, and the applicant is ineligible for a post-graduation work
permit.
- If less than 50% of the program of study’s total courses are completed by distance learning, a post-graduation work
permit may be issued. The validity should be based on the length of the program, as confirmed by the eligible
DLI, including credits earned from both in-class and distance-learning courses.
Note: If the distance-learning courses are completed outside Canada, they must be excluded from the time
accumulated toward the length of the post-graduation work permit.

Student Permit Questions

Questions Answer

E2-Q14 Spouse of person who holds study permit in C. No, he is exempt from a study permit because he falls under an
Canada, do they need study permit in Canada? exception. (Spouse does not need the permit to study in Canada while
their partner is in Canada already)

E2-Q41 PGWP application requirement A. She has 180 days from March 7th to apply.
Within 180 days of the date after the end of study term for the post-
graduation work permit, applicants must also meet one of the following: -
They hold a valid study permit. - They held a study permit. - They were
authorized to study in Canada without the requirement to obtain a study
permit under paragraphs 188(1)(a) and (b) of the Immigration and
Refugee Protection Regulations.
E2-Q43 If someone takes general full-time classes for two
years and leave the university without credential,
do they still obtain a PGWP?
E2-Q61 Dilla studies in a private institution for one year,
the institution does not award diplomas, instead
they give trophies at the end of program. Is she
qualify for PGWP?
E2- Brad is going to take 4 month-long course and
Q112 include one month internship. Does he need a
study permit/ or work permit.
E2- Deng finished his master’s degree, and he wants
Q127 to know when his study permit will expire.
E1-Q12 Arnell wants to study in Canada and wants to
bring his wife and children to Canada after. What
is the first thing that Arnell needs?
D. No, without a credential, the person would not quality.
• They have completed an academic, vocational or
professional training program at an eligible institution in Canada that
is at least 8 months in duration leading to a degree, diploma or
certificate.
• They have maintained full-time student status in Canada
during each academic session of the program or programs of study they
have completed and submitted as part of their post-graduation work
permit application.
D. He does not qualify for a PGWP
because she does not meet the requirement that to obtain a diploma /
credential.
D. He needs a study permit and a work permit.
In Brad’s case, his work component is only 25% of the program, so he is
eligible to apply for a work permit along with his study permit.
Some study programs include work experience as part of their
curriculum. You can apply for a co-op or intern work permit if:
• you have a valid study permit
• work is required to complete your study program in Canada
• you have a letter from your school that confirms all students in your
program need to complete work placements to get their degree, and
• your co-op placement or internship totals 50% or less of your study
program

D. 90 days after the course is finished.
D. Arnell needs an LOA from a DLI as a first step.
※ R219 (1)
E1-Q13 If Arnell cam to Canada to study a 2yr program at A. No, he would need to remain enrolled at the DLI to be able to work.
DLI, could he quit after one semester and keep ※ R219 (1)
working instead?

E1-Q14 If Arnell originally starts in a 2 yr marketing C. No, because he is not progressing towards finishing his diploma.
diploma, but takes 20 hours general courses at ※ R219 (1)
the university every semester that don't lead
towards this certification, is he eligible to keep
working 20 hours per week?

E1-Q15 If an officer suspects that Arnell is not abiding by C. Yes, the officer can request proof that Arnell has been complying with
the requirements of his study permit, can she his study and work obligations.
request form Arnell to prove his compliance? ※ R219 1(4)

E1-Q34 One couple would like to immigrate to Canada, the D. They must meet the requirements of the study permit, even if they
RCIC suggest them to study in Canada in order to intend to seek PR status eventually.
come to Canada ASAP. But they think immigrant
can help them to get more job opportunities.

E1-Q35 In only one person who was going to study, would B. Yes, she can apply after entering Canada.
the spouse be able to obtain a study permit after Spouse can obtain study permit if FN holds study permit R215(2)(a) 

entering Canada?

E1-Q64 Students enter Canada for Master degree, they
are from Mexico, US and St. Pierre and Miquelon
Can the group obtain a study permit at the Point of
Entry?
B. All 3 need a study permit and the person from St. Pierre and Miquelon
as well as the person from the USA can apply at the POE.
214 A foreign national may apply for a study permit when entering
Canada if they are
(a) a national or a permanent resident of the United States;
(b) a person who has been lawfully admitted to the United States for
permanent residence;
(c) a resident of Greenland; or
(d) a resident of St. Pierre and Miquelon.

E1-Q65 If one of the student transfer the program from one A. As long as the program was completed with the same amount of
university to another university and complete the credits and time, there will be no issue.
2-year programs with credits transfers. Does this
affect the application for a PGWP?
E1-Q66 If the person from St Pierre and Miquelon
completed 12 months of the program by distance
education before going to Manitoba and had the
credits transferred over, would this affect the
PGWP?
E1- A student would like to work during the summer
Q116 break, does he allow to work?
E1- Filippa will study in Canada for less than 6 months
Q134 program, does she needs study permit?
E3- Q56 Ali would like to know if he will need to be able to
prove that he has enough money for his tuition,
transport, apartment and day to day expense for
the duration of his studies.
E3- Q57 If the student transfer to another university, what
does he needs to do?
E3- Q58 If the student wants to study for a year at the
institution that does not have DLI status but with
diploma and ceremony
B. Yes, because distance education was half of the program.
If the distance-learning courses are completed outside Canada, they
must be excluded from the time accumulated toward the length of
the post-graduation work permit.
A. Immediately
Josef would be eligible to work or 20 hours per week during the school
semester and full-time during the breaks. 

D. She does not need a study permit.
(Less than 6 months program does not require study permit, but exempt
during COVID-19 outbreak, will need study permit currently)
A. He needs to be able to prove that he can pay for this tuition without
needing to work in Canada.
※ Ali’s question shows you that even though students have the
right to work off campus while studying, they still need to
demonstrate upon arrival to Canada that they have the finances (at
that time) to pay for their tuition and expenses in Canada without
working.
C. Update his MyCIC Account.
B. If he takes this course, he wont qualify for a study permit.
※ Non-DLI = doesn’t qualify for a study permit R216(1)(e) 

E3- Q59 Can the student obtains a study permit if he takes
his program by distance learning?
E3- Q98
E3- Deka arrived in Vancouver as a student at UBC,
Q126 but he stopped attending classes after 3 months
and not renewing his SP. He receives a removal
letter and must leave the country.
D. No, and he would not obtain permission to work 20- hours per week
during his studies.
※ A study permit cannot be issued for Distance Learning in Canada,
though there is a very small exception for people who study a
distance program that requires them to enter Canada for a small
portion of the course; they would receive a study permit for that
small portion. 

B. Inform him that you can help him apply for his permanent residence
after his studies.
※ In spite of the requirement that a temporary resident leave the country
at the end of his/her status (A29(2)), under A30(1.2), if a foreign
national meets the requirements, he/she may be granted permission
to work in Canada. This means that you, as an RCIC, can help him in
reaching his goal of becoming a permanent resident (most likely by
helping him obtain his PGWP, then applying under a PNP or CEC/FSW,
depending on his work experience at that point, but this is outside of the
scope of the question). It’s also important to look at A22(2) to understand
that a person can have dual intent to transition from TR to PR without it
affecting the TR application. 

A. He has no other choice but to leave Canada.
※ This person was issued a removal order and is without status in
Canada, so has no choice but to leave. R228.(1) (c)(iv) 

Caregiver programs (Temporary Residence)

There are three options for individuals who want to work in Canada as caregivers:
1. Home Child Care Provider Pilot Program (HCCPP)– no LMIA required
2. Home Support Worker Pilot Program (HSWPP) – no LMIA required
3. Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) – LMIA required
※ The LMIA application processing fee is $1000 per position. Employers with medical needs or those with a
household gross income of less than $150,000 do not need to pay the fee.

As a caregiver, you have options to come to Canada to become a permanent resident or work temporarily.

1. HCCPP and HSWP are not options for individuals destined to work as caregivers in Quebec. Individuals
intending to work as caregivers in Quebec will need to apply for a work permit under the TFWP.
2. IRCC will process work permit applications for caregivers overseas if their destination is Quebec.
3. IRCC will NOT process work permit applications for caregivers overseas if their destination is outside of Quebec.
4. IRCC will process work permit applications for caregivers who are already in Canada, regardless of their
destination.
5. HCCPP and HSWP are not offered in Quebec.
6. An offer of employment is not required when the applicant has already met the 24 months experience requirement.
They also do not need to be currently employed.

The occupation-restricted open work permit that comes with the HCCPP and HSWP will have the following conditions:
• may not engage in employment in the province of Quebec
• may not work in a field outside the HCCPP (NOC 4411) – if the holder is a home child care provider
• may not work in a field outside the HSWP (NOC 4412) – if the holder is a home support worker
• not valid for employment in businesses related to the sex trade such as strip clubs, massage parlours or escort services
• unless authorized
• prohibited from attending any educational institution, or taking any academic, professional or vocational training course

Since August 24, 2020, individuals on a visitor’s visa are temporarily allowed to apply for an employer-specific work permit
without having to leave Canada. Additionally, those visitors who had valid work permits within the last 12 months (and are
now expired) can also start working (for the employer listed in their work permit application) immediately after submitting
the work permit application.
The way it works is quite simple. Only two NOCs can participate in the pilots: NOC 4411 (Home Child Care Providers) and
NOC 4412 (Home Support Workers). To be eligible to apply for PR status, the caregiver must get CLB 5 equivalent
language test result, one-year post secondary education equivalent, and the two years work experience under NOC 4412
or 4411. There are two ways to apply: before getting the required work experience or after getting the required work
experience.

Applying before getting the required experience

The applicant will get an occupation-specific open work permit which will be valid for three years. Their PR application
will remain pending until they can submit proof that they have the required two years experience already. Family members
can apply for a study permit or a work permit.

Senario Examples:
1. Eva is a registered nurse in the Philippines who wants to work in Canada as a home support worker. She found a
caregiver employer who is in Quebec. In this case, Eva must apply for a work permit. She cannot apply for permanent
residence through the HCCPP or HSWP since these pilot programs are not available in Quebec.
2. Olga is a caregiver who is currently in Malaysia. An employer in Ontario hired her to be their caregiver under NOC
4411. In this case, Olga can apply for permanent residence under the HCCPP. She cannot apply for a work permit
under the TFWP because IRCC will only process it if she was destined to work in Quebec.
3. Emily has been working in Ontario as a home support worker on an employer-specific work permit for 12 months. An
employer in Alberta hired her to look after an elderly with disability. In this case, Emily can either apply for permanent
residence under the HSWP or apply for a new employer-specific work permit.
4. Janna is a caregiver in British Columbia. She wants to work for another employer in Quebec. In this case, Janna must
apply for a new work permit. She cannot apply for permanent residence through the HCCPP or HSWP since these
pilot programs are not available in Quebec. Once she has the required 24 months experience, she may apply for PR
status under HCCPP or HSWP but must prove that she intends to settle outside of the province of Quebec.

Home Child Care Provider Pilot and the Home Support Worker Pilot是⼀个周期为5年的试点项⽬
这个项⽬可是让那些符合条件的 家庭护理/⽀持⼯作者带领全家移民加拿⼤。
申请⼈必须在加拿⼤拥有符合要求的雇主达到⼯作经验后（24个⽉）即可通过如下两个职业代码进⾏移民申请。

家庭⼉童看护提供者（NOC 4411）
您必须在家中或雇主家中照顾18岁以下的⼉童
您⽆需住在雇主的房屋即可获得资格

Q# Questions Answer

E1-Q76 Home Child Care Provider Pilot, the applicant meets the
requirement, but the employer is self0employed under
his company in striptease. Does this affect the job offer
to the applicant?
B. Yes, because the work permit would not be issued in this
circumstance.
※ [R200(3)(g.1) ]
An officer shall not issue a work permit to a foreign national if
(g) the foreign national intends to work for an employer who, on
a regular basis, offers striptease, erotic dance, escort services
or erotic massages;
E2-Q95 Dev was happy to receive his occupation-restricted
work permit so he can continue his career as a Home
Support Worker and begin work in Canada. Which of
the following would you advise Dev would violate the
conditions of his work permit?
A. Working in a job in Canada that is not a Home Support Worker.
※ This is an example where we need to take a look at the wrong
answers to confirm that we are on track for the correct one. B and D
are essentially the same, so we know that neither of these is likely to
be the right answer, especially since workers under this program are
allowed to bring their immediate family members and apply for work/
study permits for them while they are in Canada. For C, the minimum
qualifying work experience is 24 months, but a person under this
program can take up to 36 months to get those 24 months of
experience. A is the clear answer if we understand that an
occupation restricted work permit means that a person cannot
work outside of that occupation.

E3-Q13 Home Support Worker pilot program.
CLB 7; Uzma submitted her application under the
HSWP. She wants to know if she is submitting a PR
application or a work permit application at this moment.
What would you say?
C. Uzma is submitting both applications at the same time and will
send the qualifying work experience proof once she has completed
the required 24 months.
※ This is a question that deals with your understanding of the
procedures surrounding the Home Child Care Provider and Home
Support Worker Pilot Program. As we learned in the lesson on this
topic, the WP and PR application would be submitted at the same
time, even if the experience requirements for PR are not
completed yet.

E3-Q14 If Uzma’s husband will be joining her in Canada, does D. Yes, his open work permit application would be submitted at the
Uzma needs to submit a work permit application for him same time.
as well? ※ Spouses under this program are eligible for a work permit and
can accompany the Home Child Care Provider/Home Support
Worker.
E3-Q15 What would happen if Uzma begins working for the D. Uzma would have to find a similar job with another family or
family in Saskatchewan, but then the elderly father company.
passes away? ※ With the occupation-restricted work permit that the Home Child
Care Provider and Home Support Worker receives, if there is a
change of employment, whether or not it is in or out of their own
control, there wouldn’t be a violation of the work permit if they
start a new job with a different employer, as long as the worker
is still in the same role (either Home Child Care Provider and Home
Support Worker, but they cannot interchange).