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#2 Temporary Entry to Canada Flashcards

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1
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Occupations in which the protection of public … is essential include (a) school teachers and (b) domestic workers
» need for medical exam

A

health

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Maximum duration of employment for an LMIA application:
… years for low wage occupations,
i.e. NOC C and D

A

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Dependent children must be …, as per R1(3)

A

single / unmarried /

less than 22

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… are those who engage in international business without directly entering the Canadian labour market, as per R187(1)

A

Business Visitor(s)

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Having a study / work permit does NOT mean

that person __ __ __

A

has a status

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6
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CBSA stamp only confirms that FNs have … status

A

temporary

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FN would present their visa / eTA to a CBSA officer at a …, e.g. airport

A

POE /

Port of Entry

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When helping Canadian employers apply for LMIA

|&raquo_space; ask them to keep all documentation for at least … years

A

6

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… do NOT need an eTA

A

US citizens /

travelers with a valid visa

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10
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Now, visa applications can be made

(a) online or
(b) at …

A

VAC /

Visa Application Center

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Successful restoration: the new application should address the reasons for

(i) the late application (i.e. why not extension), OR
(ii) …

A

refusal (earlier)

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… has no status in Canada, i.e. a stateless person, as per A2(1)

A

FN

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Dependent children could be biological or …, under R1(3)

A

adopted

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Under R315.1(1), those aged between … and … have to apply for biometrics, i.e. $85

A

14 and 79

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15
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FN has a …. period of up to 90 days from the date of his status expiring to submit a restoration application, under R182

A

grace

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16
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… has required the PR status and has not lost that, as per A2(1)

A

PR

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17
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VACs are non-IRCC Centers that will review applications for completeness and track applications for a …

A

fee ($$)

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18
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US … who fly to or transit through Canada need an eTA too

A

PR(s)

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19
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eTA info includes

(a) admissibility (criminal, medical, etc.) and
(b) …

A

employment

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20
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Visitor record only confirms that FNs have … status

A

temporary

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21
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The following is called ___ ___ under A22&raquo_space;
(A) visitors will return to their country (from Canada) if they have to and
(B) they could be applying for permanent residence at the same time

A

dual intent

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22
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Applications of a change of conditions should be made before the change
» If not, … is required

A

restoration

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23
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Business Visitors do not need a … because they have NOT directly entered the Canadian labour market

A

work permit

24
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… = applying to extend their temporary status before the expiry date

A

extension /

renewal

25
Q

Dependent children must be less than … years of age, as per R1(3)

A

22

26
Q

… status allows a FN, who has applied (no later than its expiry date) for an extension of their temporary status in Canada, to remain here until a decision is made on any application to extend that status, regardless if their temporary resident document has expired

A

Implied

27
Q

Select the proper NOC&raquo_space; …» Work permit (by the FN)&raquo_space; PR (if possible)

A

LMIA (by the employer /

boss)

28
Q

… = submitting their application after the temporary status expires

A

restoration

29
Q

If a FN boards an international flight with no eTA

|&raquo_space; the airline will receive a “no board” notation from the …

A

CBSA

30
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… is only issued to a FN who is inadmissible

A

TRP /

Temporary resident permit

31
Q

LMIA is free when it is in support of a … application

A

PR

32
Q

LMIA is … when it is in support of a PR application

A

free /

$0

33
Q

Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)
» …, which issues
» LMIA

A

Service Canada

34
Q

… Permanent Residents who fly to or transit through Canada need an eTA too

A

US

35
Q

Extension is also called …

A

Renewal

36
Q

When restoration is approved, the applicant’s temporary status is said to be restored or …

A

reinstated

37
Q

When hiring a FN or TFW, a Canadian employer would need to apply for a …

A

LMIA /

Labour Market Impact Assessments

38
Q

… is needed when a work permit extension is submitted after the work permit expires

A

restoration

39
Q

… programs bypass the LMIA (step), so they are faster

A

International Mobility

40
Q

… partners refer to those who have been together for one year or more
» they do NOT have to be married

A

Common-law

41
Q

Visitors can stay in Canada for the period specified on their visitor record, usually … months

A

6

42
Q 
Crew members (e.g. flight attendants) can work in Canada *without* a work permit
>> They are called "work permit ..."
A

exempt

43
Q

FN would present their visa / eTA to a … officer at a POE, e.g. airport

A

CBSA

44
Q

Biometrics requirement =

(i) a photo +
(ii) … needed

A

fingerprints

45
Q

An example of … is Canada-US border crossing

A

POE /

Port of Entry

46
Q

… wage = median wage

A

prevailing

47
Q

Select the proper …
» LMIA (by the employer)
» Work permit (by the FN)
» PR (if possible)

A

NOC

by the employer

48
Q

Maximum duration of employment for an LMIA application:
… years for high wage occupations,
i.e. NOC Skill Level 0, A and B

A

3

49
Q

FN at a POE without a work permit approval may be found inadmissible under A33
» … order will be issued against them.

A

Exclusion

50
Q

The following is called …

> > FN in Canada with valid temporary status transits to another form of temporary status, e.g.
study (after graduation) to work permit

A

Change of conditions

$155

51
Q

Some work permit categories bypass the LMIA step and are called LMIA … categories

A

exempt

52
Q

NAFTA Professionals, T23

|&raquo_space; more flexible in that there is no … of length of approval

A

cap

53
Q

The most common LMIA Exempt work permit category falling under R205(a) is&raquo_space;
C12 …

A

intra-company transferees

54
Q

The rationale for allowing students to obtain work permits without an LMIA for placements (work) is
» employment forms an … part of their course in Canada”

A

integral

55
Q

… (SDS) is particularly welcoming to citizens of China, India, Vietnam and the Philippines

A

Student Direct Stream

56
Q

All primary and secondary schools in Canada are ___ automatically. That is, they are all Designated Learning Institution (DLI)

A

designated

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