Work In Canada

We help temporary workers who are currently in Canada with:

• work permit applications, extensions, and renewals
• preparing and filing LMIA applications
• obtaining work/study permits for family members

Our office helps clients to fulfill legal requirements and achieve their goals in a timely manner. ​

​In additional to the above, we also assist businesses and government agencies in hiring foreign professionals and skilled workers. With our utmost skills, we facilitate the immigration process and deliver extraordinary results.

In order to be eligbile to apply for a Canadian work permit, you must meet ALL of the following conditions:

• have a job offer from a Canadian employer,
• have a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA)

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You may apply for a work permit without a job offer if you are in one of the following situations.

• Permanent residence applicant applied to an office in Canada,
• Dependent family members of permanent residence applicants,
• Spouses and common-law partners of some foreign workers and international students,
• Refugees, refugee claimants, protected persons and their family members,
• Some temporary resident permit holders, or
• Young workers participating in IEC program

A Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) is a document that an employer in Canada need to get before hiring a foreign worker. A positive LMIA will show that there is a need for a foreign worker to fill the job. It will also show that no Canadian worker is available to do the job.
The process of getting permission from ESDC for both low wage and high-wage LMIA is a complex process, involving a lot of documentation both on the part of the prospective employer and employee. We have experts who handle all these complexities with utmost care.

Step 1: Your  Eligibility 
If you are from outside Canada, you must already have a job offer from a Canadian employer. Otherwise, you are NOT eligible to apply for work permit. Our firm does NOT offer jobs to foreign workers.

If you are currently in Canada, you are most likely eligible to apply for a work permit. Depending on your current immigration status, our firm will advise you on the optimum options.
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Step 2: Getting an LMIA
Most of jobs in Canada require an LMIA when offered to foreign workers. Make sure your employer has a positive LMIA, and is eligible for hiring foreign workers.
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Step 3: Complete Application 
You need to complete a specific application package depends on your nationality. We will provide clients with a complete required documents list, and will complete the application forms for them.

Step 4: Receive Work Permit

Depending on your nationality, work permit process time ranges from 2 weeks to 32 weeks. Incomplete application or errors can cause your application to be returned to you and leads to major delays, sometimes can jeopardize your case. Our professional team has the expertise to prepare a complete and error free application package.