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WORK IN CANADA
There are several types of work permits available in Canada. The type of work permit you need will depend on your qualifications, the nature of your job, and how long you intend to work in Canada.
COMMON TYPES OF WORK PERMITS IN CANADA
These are just some of the types of work permits available in Canada. Each program has its own requirements and application process.
INTERNATIONAL MOBILITY PROGRAM (IMP) WORK PERMIT
The IMP allows certain foreign nationals to work in Canada without a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA), which is a document that shows that the employer has tried to hire Canadian workers first. The IMP includes programs such as the Intra-Company Transferee program and the Global Talent Stream.
INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE EXEMPT FROM REQUIRING A WORK PERMIT IN CANADA
It is important to note that these exemptions are limited and may require specific documentation or authorization to be in Canada.
BUSINESS VISITORS
If you are coming to Canada to conduct business on behalf of a foreign employer, you may be considered a business visitor and do not require a work permit.
PERFORMING ARTISTS
If you are a performing artist coming to Canada for a specific event or performance, you may be exempt from requiring a work permit.
ATHLETES AND COACHES
If you are an athlete or coach coming to Canada for a specific event or competition, you may be exempt from requiring a work permit.
EMERGENCY SERVICE PROVIDERS
If you are coming to Canada to provide emergency services, such as firefighting or disaster relief, you may be exempt from requiring a work permit.
TEMPORARY FOREIGN WORKER PROGRAM
The Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) in Canada is a program designed to address temporary labor market needs when there are no available Canadian citizens or permanent residents to fill certain job positions.
The program allows Canadian employers to hire foreign workers on a temporary basis to fill specific labor shortages.
KEY POINTS TO UNDERSTAND TEMPORARY FOREIGN WORKER PROGRAM IN CANADA
These are just some of the types of work permits available in Canada. Each program has its own requirements and application process.
It's important to note that the Temporary Foreign Worker Program is subject to ongoing changes and updates.
It is advisable to consult with us before applying in order to obtain the most up-to-date and accurate information regarding the TFWP in Canada.
STUDY
STUDY PERMITS IN CANADA
A study permit is a document issued by the Canadian government that allows foreign nationals to study at designated learning institutions (DLIs) in Canada.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT STUDY PERMITS IN CANADA
These are just some of the important information about study permits available in Canada.
IMMIGRATION PATHWAY TO CANADIAN PERMANENT RESIDENCY​
The Express Entry is a point based system implemented by the Canadian government to manage the applications for permanent residency under three federal economic immigration programs:
HOW THE EXPRESS ENTRY SYSTEM WORKS
The Express Entry system is known for its fast processing times, usually completing applications within six months. It provides a streamlined and efficient pathway to permanent residency for skilled workers who meet the eligibility criteria.
It's important to note that meeting the minimum eligibility requirements does not guarantee an ITA, as the CRS score required for an invitation can vary with each draw. Having a competitive CRS score is crucial, and candidates can improve their score by enhancing their language proficiency, gaining additional work experience, obtaining a job offer, or securing a provincial nomination through a Provincial Nominee Program (PNP).
For the most up-to-date and accurate information please consult with our team.
Contact us to confirm your eligibility and to make sure you immigration pathway to Canada is successful.
BUSINESS
BUSINESS IMMIGRATION IN CANADA
Business immigration in Canada refers to the various programs and pathways available for individuals who wish to immigrate to Canada for the purpose of starting, investing in, or managing a business. The Canadian government recognizes the importance of attracting experienced entrepreneurs, investors, and self-employed individuals who can contribute to the country's economic growth.
BUSINESS IMMIGRATION PROGRAMS IN CANADA
These are just a few examples of the business immigration programs available in Canada. It's important to note that each program has specific eligibility requirements, application processes, and criteria for selection.
Schedule a consultation today in order for us to provide you with detailed and up-to-date information regarding the specific program that suits your circumstances.
START-UP VISA PROGRAM
This program is designed for entrepreneurs who have a viable business idea and the support of a designated Canadian venture capital fund, angel investor group, or business incubator. Successful applicants receive a temporary work permit and, upon meeting the requirements, can obtain permanent residency.
PROVINCIAL NOMINEE PROGRAMS (PNPs)
Various Canadian provinces and territories have their own immigration programs that target business immigrants. These programs differ in their criteria and requirements but generally seek to attract entrepreneurs and investors who can contribute to the local economy.
SELF-EMPLOYED PERSONS PROGRAM
This program is for individuals who have the intention and ability to become self-employed in Canada and contribute to the country's cultural, artistic, or athletic life. Applicants are assessed based on their experience, education, language abilities, and their ability to establish themselves in Canada.
