What Is an LMIA? A Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) is a document that Canadian employers may need to obtain before hiring a foreign worker. It is issued by Employment…
1. Secure a Job Offer (if required) In many cases, a job offer from a Canadian employer is necessary to apply for a work permit. Some work permits are tied…
1. Understand Why Your Application Was Refused Before reapplying, get a clear understanding of why your application was denied: Understanding the root cause allows you to directly address these concerns…
1. Understand the Purpose of the Interview The interview helps Canadian immigration officers: 2. Bring the Right Documents Officers expect you to be well-prepared and organized. Bring: Organize everything in…
On-Campus Employment International students enrolled full-time at a designated learning institution (DLI) may work on-campus without a separate work permit. On-campus employment refers to work within the university or college…
1. Extending Your Status as a Visitor When to Apply:Apply at least 30 days before your current visitor status expires. Your visitor record or stamp in your passport will indicate…