Eligible Immigrant Workers In Film And TV May Have Their Applications Processed In Two Weeks

The processing of applications to become immigrant workers in Canada can take a long time, especially for people who are not that patient. However, there is good news for potential immigrant workers who are in the film and TV industry. According to recent information from the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (which is also known as the IRCC), their officers and staff will now start to give priority to the processing of applications of immigrant workers who would be working in the TV and film industry. These individuals would need a Temporary Resident Visa and the IRCC will prioritize such applications.

 

The TRV is actually a necessity for individuals who do not have citizenship in Canada and come from a country that is visa-exempt. To be able to get them into the country and start the jobs that they need to do, the IRCC will prioritize their applications and the processing may only take two weeks to complete.

 

The new policy for immigrants

 

This new policy has been announced just last September 28 on the website of the IRCC. This makes the processing of applications for TRVs to be completed in just two weeks. Of course, it is important that people who would be working in the film and TV industry in Canada should remember that they would need to still undergo quarantine when they enter the country. The required quarantine period would be 14 days.

 

It is also important that these individuals who would be immigrant workers are not sick because if they are, they may not be given a permit to work. They should also have a very important reason why they are going to Canada. They should also show proof that they have the ability to undergo quarantine in Canada for two weeks as part of the protocol. These are very important things to keep in mind because these are the new rules set to help not spread the novel coronavirus that has caused the global pandemic.

 

Restrictions in provinces and territories

 

It is also important to note that there are provinces and territories in Canada that may have their own restrictions with regards to travel. This is why the IRCC would like to remind all applicants to check the regulations in the province or the territory where they would be doing their work before they embark on their trip. This is essential so that they would know if going there would not be a problem for them or if they can actually go there. It would also allow them to prepare for any other requirements that the province or the territory where they are supposed to go would probably ask of them. It is best that they are prepared for that rather than be surprised once they get there that they cannot go to where they are supposed to go because they do not have what is required of them.

 

 

 

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