Live-In Caregiver or LCP

 

Obtaining a Canadian work visa through the caregiver program in order to take care of children, the elderly, or the disabled is one of the methods of obtaining a Canadian work visa, which further leads to obtaining permanent residence for the applicant and his dependent family. This program is a 5-year pilot and accepts 2,750 applicants from each group every year.

Who is a home nurse and what are her duties?

Home nurses are people who are responsible for taking care of children, elderly or disabled people. Their duties and responsibilities vary according to the person they care for and include the following:

• Meeting the basic needs of a person, including feeding, dressing, bathing, etc
  Planning, preparing and serving food
• Monitoring the person’s daily activities, rest time, etc. according to the employer’s instructions
• Accompanying and providing the necessary training according to the request of the employer

 

Necessary requirements for immigrating to Canada (except Quebec province) through the home nurse program:

• Having a job offer from a qualified employer in Canada
• Having a certificate in English or French at CLB 5 level
  Having an educational qualification at least one year higher than a diploma in related fields
• Having relevant work experience

 

This program includes two subgroups:

• Babysitter at home (NOC 4411)

• who should take care of children under the age of 18 in their home or in the employer’s home as a home nurse. Of course, they do not need to live in their employer’s house to be eligible.

• Home Caregiver for the Elderly or Disabled (NOC 4412)

• The applicant must take care of an elderly or disabled person at his or her employer’s home
• He does not have to live in his employer’s home to be eligible
• Only home nurses are eligible under NOC 4412
• Work experience as a mere housewife does not count

Benefits of immigrating to Canada through home care

The Canadian federal government’s pilot program for home nurses, which includes the Home Child Care Provider Pilot Program and the Home Support Worker Pilot Program, has several benefits, including:

• The possibility of obtaining a work visa and permanent residence in Canada at the same time. In this way, after obtaining work experience for 24 months, the application file for permanent residence will be reviewed.
• the possibility of obtaining visas for family members; If the applicant’s family members want to work or study in Canada, they can send their application for study permit and work permit along with the applicant’s application to the Canadian Immigration Department.
• After the main applicant (domestic nurse) gets a work visa, his wife can get an open work permit and his children can study for free in public schools.
• No need for LMIA approval for work visa
• The possibility of changing the employer without the need to change the job offer or apply for a new work visa
• Required language level 5 CLB
  The possibility of applying and staying for all Canadian provinces except Quebec