Canadian Work Permit Assistance

To get a Canadian work permit, you generally need a valid passport, a job offer (unless exempt), and proof of meeting the job's requirements, such as qualifications and experience. You may also need a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) or proof of LMIA exemption. Additionally, you need to demonstrate that you can support yourself financially in Canada and, in some cases, provide biometrics. 

• Athletes & coaches

• Aviation accident and incident investigators

• Business visitors

• Civil aviation inspectors

• Clergy

• Convention organizers

• Crew members

• Emergency Service Provider

• Examiners and evaluators

• Expert witnesses and investigators

• Family members of foreign representatives

• Foreign government officers

• Foreign representatives

• Health care students

• Judges, referees and similar officers

• Military personnel

• News reporters, film and media crews

• Performing artists

• Public Speakers

• Students working off campus

• Students working on campus

• International Mobility Program

• Workers covered under international agreements

• People taking part in exchange programs

• Spouses and common-law partner  of certain foreign students

• Spouses and common-law partner  of certain skilled foreign workers

• Workers who are eligible for work permit through a federal-provincial/territorial agreement

• Workers nominated by a province or territory for permanent residence

• People already working in Canada who have applied for permanent residence through the FSWP, FSTP or CEC.

• Repair personnel for industrial and commercial equipment

• Workers transferred within a company.

• Researchers, guest lecturers, visiting professors.

• Co-op students

• Religious workers

• Refugee claimants etc.

• North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)

• Other Free Trade Agreements (FTAs)

• General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS)