Due to the recent influx of foreigner restriction policies, many people who are planning to immigrate or work in Canada are finding it difficult.

To provide a bit of support, NohProblem Consulting is offering a limited-time promotion for October on immigration consulting fees.

For this October limited promotion, we are offering two promotions: one for LMIA and one for permanent residency. The first 15 people for each can benefit from this offer, so don’t miss out on this opportunity if you qualify!

Permanent Residency Promotion

For the permanent residency promotion, if you are applying through the EE (Express Entry) stream, we are offering services for $1,000 CAD during October only.
(All promotion pariticipants will receive a rebate equal to the promotional amount from the regular price after completing a 1.Google Review 2. Testimonial Letter and 3. Interview)

Please note that this amount does not include government fees, and additional charges may apply for family members.

Those who have researched the costs of permanent residency applications will know just how affordable this is! If you are planning to apply for permanent residency through the EE stream, don’t miss out on this chance!

For those applying through the PNP stream, please inquire separately.

LMIA Promotion

Similarly, for the LMIA promotion, we are offering services for $1,000 CAD during October only.
(All promotion pariticipants will receive a rebate equal to the promotional amount from the regular price after completing a 1.Google Review 2. Testimonial Letter and 3. Interview)

As with the permanent residency promotion, this amount does not include government fees.

There are a few conditions for the LMIA promotion. Please review the conditions below, and if you qualify, don’t miss out on this opportunity!

You are currently residing in Canada.
You have an employer, and only the LMIA documents need to be processed.
Your employer has processed an LMIA within the last 5 years.
You have no criminal record and do not require furthur explanations.

Why choose NohProblem Consulting?

NohProblem Consulting was founded out of frustration after being scammed by a study abroad agency and dealing with the injustices of several visa agencies. This is why we aim to operate more transparently and honestly than anyone else.

Honest and fearless consulting based on facts and data.
Four meticulous cross-checks by our expert documentation team and our certified immigration consultant, Lisa Noh.
Reasonable prices and transparent processes.

We operate with these three principles in mind. If you need help with immigration or studying abroad, contact NohProblem Consulting, a trustworthy local immigration agency.

Today, we would like to introduce the process of obtaining Canadian permanent residency through ECE.

For those interested in Canadian immigration, you may already be aware of the recent news about the LMIA suspension announced on September 26th.

For those who may not know, here is a summary of the Low Wage LMIA suspension announcement:

On September 26th, the Canadian government announced the suspension of specific LMIA applications for low-wage positions in Census Metropolitan Areas (CMA) where the unemployment rate is 6% or higher. This affects LMIA applications for PR (Dual Intent) and reduces the maximum employment period for hiring foreign workers in low-wage positions from 2 years to 1 year. Additionally, there has been a reduction in the allowable percentage of low-wage foreign workers, from 20% to 10%, and in specific industries such as construction and healthcare, if the percentage exceeds 20%, the LMIA application will not be processed.

So, does this mean Canadian employment and residency prospects are now ruined?

In truth, this recent suspension, especially affecting PR-related LMIA applications, is not welcome news. It makes employment and residency preparation more challenging for many aspiring Canadian permanent residents and job seekers.

However, we at Nohproblem Consulting would like to introduce a solution amidst this suspension, focusing on how to prepare for Canadian permanent residency through ECE.

Before explaining potential solutions, let’s delve into some aspects of this LMIA suspension.

Firstly, LMIA is broadly categorized into three types based on factors such as the wage of the employee and the purpose:

Low Wage LMIA: Applies when the wage of the employee is lower than the provincial or territorial median wage where the company is located.

High Wage LMIA: Applies when the wage of the employee is higher than the provincial or territorial median wage where the company is located.

PR (Dual Intent) LMIA: Applies when the employer supports the employee from work visa to permanent residency.

In this case, the recent suspension applies specifically to Low Wage LMIA, meaning that even employers offering low wages who are applying for PR are affected by this suspension.

However, High Wage LMIA applications are still viable at this time.

Utilizing Subsidies

Therefore, one solution proposed by Nohproblem Consulting amidst this LMIA suspension is to utilize subsidies.

In British Columbia, the Median Wage is $28.85, making it challenging to find ECE positions that pay above this median. By adding a government subsidy of $6 to the average ECE salary of $23, the wage can be raised to above the Median Wage of $28.85, thereby categorizing it as a High Wage position and circumventing the impact of this policy.

Why Choose NohProblem Consulting

At Nohproblem Consulting, we specialize in ECE consulting, offering comprehensive services from certification conversion to job placement and permanent residency support.

You can prepare for ECE certification in Korea and enter Canada, or gain experience and convert your ECE certification while studying in Canada, depending on your situation and preferences.

For job placement, we provide assistance with resume writing, portfolio preparation, interview practice, and more, all free of charge.

For those concerned about overseas employment, don’t miss out on this opportunity!

(NohProblem Consulting was founded by Lisa, an immigration lawyer in her early twenties who was scammed by immigration consultants and outraged by the unethical practices of some visa agencies. We strictly adhere to the following three principles in our consulting and document preparation)