Canadian Work Permits
Canada offers various work permit options for foreign nationals seeking employment opportunities. Whether you're a skilled professional, temporary worker, or international graduate, we can help you navigate the process.
Temporary Work Permits
Work in Canada for a specific employer and duration. Includes LMIA-based and LMIA-exempt permits.
Learn MorePost-Graduation Work
Work in Canada after completing studies at a designated learning institution.
Learn MoreInternational Experience
Work and travel opportunities through International Experience Canada (IEC).
Learn MoreIntra-Company Transfer
Transfer to Canadian branch of your current employer under specialized programs.
Learn MoreSpousal Work Permits
Open work permits for spouses of temporary foreign workers and international students.
Learn MoreGlobal Talent Stream
Fast-track work permits for highly-skilled workers in tech and innovation sectors.
Learn MoreCaregiver Programs
Work permits for caregivers providing care to children, elderly, or people with medical needs.
Learn MoreSeasonal Agricultural
Temporary work permits for agricultural workers under seasonal programs.
Learn MoreStatus Extensions & Permits
Status Extensions
Extensions for temporary resident status, work permits, and study permits to maintain legal status in Canada.
Temporary Resident Permits
TRPs for individuals who are inadmissible to Canada but have compelling reasons to enter temporarily.
Permanent Residence Pathways
Live-in Caregiver PR
Permanent residence applications for live-in caregivers who meet work experience requirements.
Caring for Children
PR applications under the Caring for Children pathway for home child care providers.
High Medical Needs
PR applications under the Caring for People with High Medical Needs pathway.
TRP Holder Class
Permanent residence under the temporary resident permit holder class for long-term TRP holders.
Refugee & Protected Persons
Protected Persons
Permanent residence applications for protected persons and Convention refugees in Canada.
Family Sponsorship
Family Sponsorship
Sponsor programs for family members including spouses, partners, children, parents, and grandparents living in Canada.
LMIA Process
The Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) is a crucial step for many work permit applications. We assist both employers and employees through this process to demonstrate that hiring a foreign worker will have a positive or neutral effect on the Canadian labor market.