Canada PR for Asylum Claimants in Healthcare

Canada has devised a pathway to help the front line workers get permanent resident in the country for their exceptional service. The long term care service centers helpers are especially at a huge advantage with the benefits of Permanent residency.

Canada provides PR to Asylum Claimants in Healthcare Sector

If there is anything that this pandemic has taught all of us, then it is the importance of a good healthcare system in the country. And also, at a personal level taking utmost care of one's physical and mental well-being. There is no denying the fact that the COVID 19 has hit us hard and has made our life Topsy-turvy where people have alienated themselves from their loved ones, from work and social interactions. Everyone is wearing masks, maintaining distance in public places, and sanitizing the place constantly.

Keeping the metal well-being in mind, Canada is one of the first countries to come forward to help the people working with asylum claimant’s health care sector. It has provided a pathway to help the asylum claimants get permanent residency in Canada. It recognizes the exceptional services that have been provided in filling essential needs since the start of the pandemic.

The Immigration Minister, Marco Medicino, congratulated the efforts of people working in Long term care centers and how the current circumstances merit exceptional measures in recognition of their service during the pandemic.

This announcement includes all the frontline workers who are constantly working to provide direct care to the patients who are claiming asylum. Canada's Government has stuck to its policy of families being together. The family members of the applicant will be included in the application. If everything goes successfully, then the families will be granted permanent residency.

Applicants who are ineligible for an asylum claim are excluded from applying. It will also include those people who have withdrawn their claims.

The eligibility requirements are -

• the candidate should have claimed asylum before March 13, 2020
• the applicant should have obtained a work permit after making an asylum claim
• having worked in the health sector of a health institute
• the minimum work hours should be 120 between March 13, 2020, and August 14, 2020
• the applicant should have worked as a nurse, Nurse aide, A patient service associate, an assistant orderly or as a Home support worker
• should have six months' experience in occupation before obtaining permanent residency
• no criminal record or Security or health issue

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