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Immigration ineligibility in Canada

hen Not To Apply
Candidates should not apply if they are:

Intending to work in an occupation that is a NOC skill level C or D;
A grand-parent, parent, spouse, common-law or conjugal partner of a Canadian citizen or permanent resident living in Canada;
An applicant under humanitarian and compassionate grounds, a refugee claimant or a failed refugee claimant;
In Canada illegally, under a removal order, or are prohibited from entering or being in Canada;
Not legally present in their country of residence;
An international student currently studying at a Canadian post-secondary institution;
An international graduate who has studied in Canada, whose studies have been sponsored by an agency or government and who is contractually obligated to return to their country of origin;
On a valid federal post-graduation work permit whose occupation falls under NOC skill level C or D;
The spouse of an international student at a Canadian post-secondary institution who is not in his or her last academic year of studies;
An individual with unresolved custody or child support disputes affecting any dependent;
In a sales position that is based solely on commission for compensation;
A seasonal, part-time or casual worker;
An individual whose job is not based in Nova Scotia;
A helper and/or labourer in construction, agriculture or primary resources sectors;
An individual in Canada who is in the Caregiver Program;
Intending to start a business and/or be self-employed in Nova Scotia;
A passive investor (an individual who intends to invest in a Nova Scotia business with very limited or no involvement in the day-to-day management of the business); or
Unable to provide proof of required amount of funds.