Natalka писал(а):Candidates who receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA) under the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) are not required to show settlement funds. In addition, candidates authorized to work in Canada and who have a valid job offer from an employer in Canada are not subject to the settlement funds requirement".

anarsoul писал(а):@Natalka, ничего не поменялось, по CEC никогда не нужно было proof of funds, так же как и для тех, кто имеет джоб оффер (valid offer of arranged employment - подразумевает LMIA или привязанный ворк-пермит, OWP не подходит) и уже работает в Канаде.

anarsoul писал(а):(valid offer of arranged employment - подразумевает LMIA или привязанный ворк-пермит, OWP не подходит)

Not necessarily.
If you are working in Canada on a post-graduation work permit, and have a valid job offer, your current employer will need to get an LMIA if:
you need one to meet the program requirements for the FSWP or the FSTP and
your job is not exempt.
If a job is exempt, it means your employer does not need an LMIA to support your job offer.
If you are invited under the Canadian Experience Class, you don’t need an LMIA to meet the program requirements
But, a valid job offer supported by an LMIA can get you more points under the Comprehensive Ranking System. This can improve your chances of being invited to apply. So in that case, your employer may want to get an LMIA, even though you don’t need it to be eligible.

Employers seeking to employ open work permit holders are exempt from the requirement to first obtain a positive Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) from Service Canada.