Canadian Work Permit
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-Canada Nordic Team
Canada’s work permit process allows foreign nationals to work legally in Canada, contributing their skills to the country’s economy. Whether you’re pursuing a temporary job, accompanying a spouse, or gaining work experience as a student, Canada’s work permit system provides numerous opportunities to achieve your professional and personal goals.
Why do we Love It?
The Canadian work permit is more than a ticket to employment; it’s a bridge to new opportunities, cultural exchange, and career advancement. It’s a flexible and efficient process, reflecting Canada’s commitment to welcoming global talent.
Experience, Completeness, and Success. The success of a Canadian work permit application depends on a well-prepared, complete submission that meets all requirements. Our team’s expertise ensures every detail is covered, significantly increasing your chances of approval.
Eligibility highlights
What you need to qualify eligibility for a work permit depends on various factors including the type of work permit you’re applying for.
Job Offer
A valid job offer from a Canadian employer, supported by a Labour Market
Impact Assessment (LMIA), unless exempt.
Eligibility for LMIA-Exempt Permits
Proof that the job qualifies under LMIA exemptions, such as international agreements or intra-company transfers.
Proof of Qualifications
Demonstration of skills, experience, or certifications needed for the job.
Valid Status in Canada
For those applying from inside Canada.
No Criminal Record
A clean background check, if required.
Medical Exam
Proof of good health for certain roles or applicants.
Learn about the process
Work permit processing times vary depending on the type of permit, the applicant’s location, and the volume of applications.
On average, processing can take 4 to 16 weeks. Submitting a complete and accurate application helps expedite the process.
Steps Involved
Determine Eligibility
Identify the appropriate work permit type for your situation.
Gather Documentation
Collect job offers, LMIA documents, proof of qualifications, and other required materials.
Submit Application
Apply online or through the appropriate visa application center, paying the applicable fees.
Provide Biometrics
Submit fingerprints and photographs, if required.
Await Decision
Track your application status.
Receive Work Permit
Upon approval, receive your work permit either electronically or at the port of entry.
About Canadian Work Permits
A Canadian work permit is a gateway to professional opportunities, career growth, and potentially a new life in Canada.
Different Types of Work Permits
Work Permits Applied for Inside Canada
For those with valid status, such as students or visitors, seeking to change or extend their work authorization.
Work Permits Applied for Outside Canada
For applicants seeking entry to Canada for employment before arrival.
Open Work Permits
These allow you to work for any employer without an LMIA, often issued to spouses of skilled workers or students.
International Agreement Work Permits
Canada offers work permits under agreements like:
CUSMA (Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement)
For professionals, investors, and intra-company transferees.
International Experience Canada (IEC)
For youth from partner countries seeking work and travel opportunities.
Multiple other Country Specific Agreements
Dependent Work Permits
Spouses or common-law partners of skilled workers or international students can apply for an open work permit, enabling them to work anywhere in Canada during their partner’s authorized stay.
Part-Time Work Permits for Students
International students in Canada can work part-time during academic terms and full-time during scheduled breaks. This valuable work experience enhances their career prospects while supporting their studies.
Explore other programs
Canada Express Entry Immigration
Family Sponsorship
Provincial Nomination
Insights
Social Impact
We believe in the transformative power of community & immigration. We’re passionate about opening doors for those who might otherwise face closed ones.
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