Working Visa

Working in Canada offers a wealth of opportunities, and a work permit is often the first step. This document allows you to work for a specific employer for a set period. Whether you’re a skilled professional, a temporary worker, or a student seeking post-graduation experience, understanding your options is crucial.

Key Types of Work Permits

There are two primary types of work permits you can apply for:

• Employer-Specific Work Permits: This permit is tied to a specific employer. It allows you to work for a single employer under specific conditions, such as the job title, duration of work, and location. Before you can apply for this type of permit, your employer may need to secure a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA).

• Open Work Permits: This permit is not tied to a specific job or employer. It gives you the flexibility to work for almost any employer in Canada. This option is available to specific groups of people, such as international students who have graduated from a Canadian institution, family members of permanent residents, or those in certain pilot programs.

How We Can Help

Navigating the work permit application process can be complex, with specific requirements for each type of visa. Our team provides professional guidance to:

• Assess your eligibility and determine the best work permit for your situation.
• Assist with LMIA applications for your prospective employer.
• Prepare and submit your application with all the necessary documents to ensure it is complete and accurate.
• Handle all communication with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) on your behalf.

We are dedicated to making your journey to working in Canada as smooth and successful as possible.