WORK PERMIT
Are you interested in joining the Canadian lаbоr force? If you answered yes, don’t be concerned. Our goal at Gratitude Immigration Services is to ensure that workers who come to Canada may get a good salary for the same type of work they were doing previously, while also benefiting from Canada’s excellent worker’s rights legislation. We are the ideal destination for the best and most talented people. However, it all begins with locating a Canadian work opportunity. That is one of the main reasons we are glad to provide our clients with a job search toolbar to assist them in finding their dream job in Canada!
Conditions to work in Canada:
- Your employer makes an application for a Labor Market Impact Assessment in order to hire you.
- Your employer pays the compliance figure and submits an employment letter to Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC).
- To live in Canada and obtain a work visa, you must meet all of the requirements.
Please contact Gratitude Immigration Services for more information about work permits and the choices available.
There are several alternatives for temporary jobs in Canada. The idea is to figure out how your goals coincide with the programs available and then match you accordingly. How you navigate the possibilities and plan your appearance will be influenced by the nature of your employment and the demand for your skills. For some, their initial entry into the Canadian pool will be on a temporary basis in order to gain the necessary job experience in order to eventually apply for permanent residence. Each of these programmes is quite complicated and has varied timelines, so please take the time to look over the numerous possibilities and contact Gratitude Immigration Services for a thorough knowledge of your specific situation.
Contact us if you want to have a consultation or have any question:
Phone: (778)-855-5274
As an international student, you have the opportunity to stay and work in Canada up to 3 years after finishing your degree program with a post-graduate work permit (PGWP).
You must apply for the PGWP within 180 days of completing the program degree requirements.
- PGWP is a one-time opportunity for international students who have completed one or more programmes in Canada.
- The PGWP is a non-restrictive work permit. Within Canada, you can work for any company and in any occupation.
- To apply for PGWP, you don’t need a work offer.
- If you have a valid study permit (with the remark permitting you to work off campus) and a valid SIN, you are eligible to work full-time from the day you submit your PGWP application.
- You can change employers at any point throughout the PGWP’s validity period.
The Caregiver programme is for people who desire to immigrate to Canada and work as caregivers. On June 18, 2019, a new caregiver immigration pilot programme was introduced, replacing all previous caregiver programmes that had expired or were about to expire. The new caregiver pilot programme offers more flexibility and good news to potential caregiver candidates. Under both caregiver trials, the new caregiver programme has a quota of 5,500 total applications per year.
- Under Home Child Care Provider Pilot (HCCP), a total of 2,750 applications each year
- Under Home Support Worker Pilot (HSWP), a total of 2,750 applications each year
Depending on the applicant’s condition and qualifications, he or she can apply for various types of work permits. The following are the essential eligibility requirements for obtaining a temporary work permit:
- You currently reside in Canada and have a valid study or work permit, or your spouse or parents do.
- Have you completed your studies in a Canadian college or university?
- You must have a valid temporary residency permit for at least six months.
- Your permanent residence application is being processed by CIC.
An individual might apply for a different form of work permit depending on their condition and qualifications. The following are the essential eligibility requirements for obtaining a temporary work permit:
- You are currently a Canadian resident with a valid study or work permit.
- You earned your bachelor’s or master’s degree from a Canadian college or university.
- You are in possession of a six-month temporary residency permit.
- You’re waiting for CIC to process your application for permanent residence.
