Obtaining a Work Permit as a Caregiver, with Immigration as the Next Goal｜Client K

Caregivers are usually issued a two-year work permit, and after working for two years they can meet the work experience requirement for a permanent residence application under the Caregiver Class.

Why did you decide to immigrate to Canada?

After working as a nursery teacher in Japan for about five years, I came to Canada on a working holiday. During that year, while attending a language school and travelling, I started to want to live in Canada in the future, but I had no idea how I could immigrate or whether I could immigrate with my background.

What made you choose Shiraishi VisaJP Canada?

When I had three months left before returning to Japan, an acquaintance introduced me to a nanny job, and the family told me they would support a work permit for me. I thought I would first get a work permit and stay in Canada, so I consulted Shiraishi VisaJP Canada and learned that working as a nanny for two years might make it possible to immigrate in the future. I immediately talked with the family and decided to apply for a work permit. The application documents looked complicated, and the family would have had to post a job advertisement, among other things, so the burden on them was heavy. I also wanted to be sure to get the visa, so I had Shiraishi VisaJP Canada handle the application.

How was your experience using Shiraishi VisaJP Canada’s services?

I could leave all of the complicated procedures and document preparation to them, and they also gave the family detailed guidance on how to answer in their interview, so I felt reassured.

I had heard of other nannies who applied for a work permit on their own and did not get one, so I wondered whether the review had become stricter. As I expected, I am glad I asked professionals.

Future outlook and a message for those planning to travel to Canada

I was able to obtain a two-year work permit, so I will work for two years and then aim to immigrate. Once I have permanent residence, I would like to try working as a nursery teacher in Canada.

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Yuki Shiraishi

Born in Japan. After earning a Bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan, she worked for six years in New York as a marketing consultant at a major travel agency, while also studying in an MBA program at the City University of New York. After returning to Japan, she managed the visa center of the same travel company, handling various international visa applications for foreign clients.

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