To work in Canada, you need to apply for a Canadian work permit. The applicant obtains a work permit in compliance with Canadian immigration laws and regulations.

Canadian work permit classification: open work permit, employer-specific work permit

Open work permit: the employer of the work are not specified, and the applicant can choose position and employer as they wish except for an employer:

· who is listed as ineligible on the list of employers who have failed to comply with the conditions, or

· who regularly offers striptease, erotic dance, escort services or erotic massages.

Employer-specific work permit: the work permit allows you to work according to the conditions on your work permit, which include:

· the name of the employer you can work for

· how long you can work

· the location where you can work(if applicable)

Advantages of Work Permit holders

1.You are eligible to apply for some benefits, such as provincial medical insurance cards, child care benefits, etc.

2. You can apply for permanent resident in Canada if you have one year of work experience and meet other immigration eligibility.

3. Your spouse may be qualified for spouse open work permit

4. Your children can attend public schools in Canada without paying tuition fee.

Type of Work Permit

1. Post-graduation Work Permit

2. Temporary Foreign Worker Program

3. Spouse or Common-law Partner Open Work Permit

4. Bridging Open Work Permit

5. Intra-company Transferee Work Permit

6. Start-Up Visa Work Permit

7. Other LMIA-Exemption Work Permit based on Provincial Nomination Program or Pilot Program

General Requirements for applying for a Canadian Work Permit

In general, the requirements for applying for a work permit include:

1. You obtain a genuine Job offer from a Canadian employer for employer-specific Work Permit

2. Your employer has obtained a positive Labor Market Impact Assessment (not applicable if you are exempted from the Labor Market Impact Assessment)

3. You will leave Canada when you work permit expires.

4. You have enough fund to support you and your family living in Canada

5. Abide by the law and have no criminal activity

6. No danger to Canada national security

7. You and your family members are in good health

8. Provide other supporting documents if applying for Employer-specific Work Permit

Our services

We will learn about your situation and intention during the initial consultation. Based on the applicant’s actual situation, we provide useful and practical advice. Our service include,

· Provide the client with requirements and suggestions on Canada work permit application;

· Inform the client of the forms and documents to be submitted when applying;

· Assist the client to fill in relevant forms and submit them;

· Provide full guidance to the client during the application process, review all the client's documents and ensure the consistency and accuracy of the contents of the documents;

· Guide the client to go through the physical examination and safety review procedures, and obtain the required medical exanimation and no criminal record certificate;

· Submit the client's permit application documents to relevant government departments;

· Inform the client of the progress and status of his visa application;

· Handle all communications with IRCC on behalf of the client;

· Act as the liaison between the government of Canada and the client;

Cost

Professional fee: please contact us to book an appointment for initial consultation.

Government application fee: $155 for work permit application, $100 for open work permit and $85 for biometrics information collection.

Other expenses: Education Credential Assessment, language examination, medical examination, document translation, courier service, no crime record certificate etc.