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Work Permits
In Canadian immigration, a work permit is an official document issued by the Canadian government, authorizing foreign nationals to work legally in Canada for a specified employer, role, and timeframe. This permit plays a pivotal role in Canada’s immigration framework by facilitating individuals from diverse backgrounds to work and bolster the Canadian economy.
Canada presents a plethora of employment prospects. We are committed to assisting you in navigating the intricacies of securing work permits, whether for temporary employment or as a pathway towards permanent residency.
How Work Permits Work:
Temporary Employment: Work permits predominantly cater to temporary employment opportunities in Canada and are classified into various types, including employer-specific work permits, open work permits, and post-graduation work permits.
Employer Sponsorship: In many instances, obtaining a work permit necessitates an employer in Canada to extend a job offer to a foreign national and secure a positive Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) from the government, unless an LMIA exemption applies.
Duration: Work permits are endowed with a specific validity period, which may span from several months to numerous years, contingent upon the type of work permit and the individual circumstances at play.
Change of Employer: Work permit holders often find it imperative to apply for a new work permit when transitioning to a different employer, given that their work permit is typically linked to a specific job offer and employer.
Who Work Permits Are Effective For:
Skilled Workers: Skilled workers with job offers from Canadian employers who meet the necessary requirements, including educational qualifications, work experience, and language proficiency.
International Students: International students studying in Canada may be eligible for post-graduation work permits, allowing them to gain work experience in their field of study.
Open Work Permit Holders: Some individuals, such as spouses or common-law partners of students or skilled workers, may be eligible for open work permits, which allow them to work for any employer in Canada.
Seasonal or Temporary Workers: Individuals who are hired for seasonal or temporary work in sectors like agriculture, tourism, or construction can obtain work permits.
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