Forced To Use An Agency For Exit Clearance?\u00a0<\/strong> Yes, we know that certain countries are now trying to mandate that you use a local agency (e.g., The Philippines) to get exit clearance.\u00a0 Please know that Canada does not<\/em><\/span> require that you use an agency to find a job.\u00a0 In fact, there is a strong preference that you do not.\u00a0 If you are a caregiver paying an agency abroad, beware:\u00a0 the employer’s LMIA (sponsorship application) will most likely be rejected on these grounds.\u00a0 Try to get hired directly and legitimately.\u00a0<\/strong> Countries are free to make the legislation they deem necessary – but Canadian law will govern your application process and whether you get sponsored or get a work permit. If you want to get into Canada, comply with Canada (repeat that to yourself).\u00a0 Exit clearance doesn’t exist here – we think it’s nuts to have to get permission to leave.\u00a0 So, once the temporary ban on direct hire exemptions is lifted, you should be ready!<\/p>\n

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