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Canadian Permanent residence for caregivers (www.Canada.ca)

There are now 4 ways to apply for permanent residence as a caregiver.

Compare the options to find out which one is best for you.

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Interim Pathway for Caregivers

You can apply for permanent residence through the Interim Pathway for Caregivers if you:

have at least 1 year of work experience as a home child provider or a home support worker
meet minimum language and education requirements

Caring for Children Program

You can apply through the Caring for Children class if you:

have been working as a home child care provider in Canada for at least 2 years
meet minimum language and education requirements

Caring for People with High Medical Needs Program

You can apply through the Caring for People with High Medical Needs class if you:

have been working in Canada for at least 2 years as a:
- registered nurse
- licensed practical nurse
- nurse aide or orderly
- home support worker
meet minimum language and education requirements

Live-in Caregiver Program

You can apply for permanent residence through the Live-in Caregiver Program (LCP) if you have at least 2 years of work experience in the program and:

you’re already working in Canada with an LCP work permit, or
you were approved for your first LCP work permit based on a Labour Market Impact Assessment submitted to Employment and Social Development Canada.

If you have work experience in Canada as a caregiver but don’t qualify for any of the options above, you may be eligible to immigrate to Canada through a different program.

At Bay College, we offer the following programs (8 months) Full Time

ADMISSIONS PROCESS

Bay College’s designated learning institution number (DLI#) is O136148508342.

Bay College of Health, Business and Technology is authorized by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to accept and enroll international students.

Admission requirements

You must be at least 18 years old to attend Bay College.
Complete our International Student Application Contact Form online (on this webpage) or by completing the downloadable form or Application Forms from your agency.
For some programs, you need to pass the admissions test (Wonderlic test). You will need to find a proctor who can administer the said test by providing the proctor’s full name, business address, phone number, email and photo ID. The proctor can either be a teacher, guidance counsellor, engineer, lawyer, doctor or nurse. Depending on the program that you are applying for, there may also be additional entrance requirements. Please see more information on the program-specific entrance requirements.
Once accepted into a program, a student registration contract must be completed. A registration deposit of 25% of total tuition fee must accompany your contract. All payments must be made in Canadian Dollars. Included in the 25% is a non-refundable $500.00 administration fee if the application is cancelled or the visa is denied. For the processing of your contract, payment can be made in any of the following methods: (a) by sending a certified demand draft payable to Bay College of Health, Business and Technology; (b) by providing a credit card; or (c) by bank or wire transfer. Payments made through bank or wire transfer should include an additional $20 to cover the bank transfer fee.
The balance of the fees must be paid on the first day of classes.

If your study visa/permit is declined, or you cancel the process, the registration deposit, other than the administration fee ($500.00) will be fully refunded. Refunds are processed within 25 business days from receipt of the refusal letter from the Canadian visa office.

After the processing of your student registration contract, a Letter of Acceptance will be issued.

To download the application, please go to www.BayC.ca

For bank transfers, kindly transmit payments to (Bank transfers must include an additional $20.00 transfer fee):

Account Name: Bay College of Health, Business and Technology

Bank Code: 004

Bank Name: TD Canada Trust

Bank Address: 5400 Yonge St., North York, Ontario, Canada M2N 5R5

Account Number: 233 5241338

Transit Number: 02332

SWIFT Code: TDOMCATTTOR

By Mail:

Bay College of Health, Business and Technology

1110 Sheppard Ave., East

Suite 208

Toronto, Ontario

Canada M2K 2W2

By Email:

Admissions@BayC.ca

For Refund related query:

Email: Admissions@BayC.ca

In Canada, the health care industry is currently experiencing a major shortage of health care professionals. In the nursing profession alone, there is an immediate demand for Registered Nurses (RNs). If you are an internationally trained nurse and are currently in Canada, you may contact the nursing licensing body of the province or territory that you wish to work in to request an application package. Once you have been assessed by the nursing licensing body and are eligible to write the nursing licensing examination, you may decide to enroll into the Canadian Nclex-RN / RPN Exam Preparation Program.

Caregiver Program Canada