WORKING IN CANADA

More than  100,000 work permits are issued each year to temporary workers.

The demand for foreign workers grows as the population ages. Unlike other parts of the world where temporary workers will eventually be required to return to their  home country, in Canada, having a work permit can be translated to permanent residence under the Canadian Experience Class category.

To work in Canada, you will have to find an employer who has been given the permission to hire a foreign worker.  To secure this permission, the employer must apply for and obtain a positive Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA).  This is generally the rule, although in some cases, an LMIA is not required. 

Once a positive LMIA is obtained, you will  then apply for the Work Permit which gives you the right to work in Canada. 

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 There is no guarantee that your Work Permit application will be approved because you have a positive LIMA.

There are other criteria that the Migration Office will consider apart from a positive LMIA. We can help.