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Work Permit

Canada Work Permit

Work in Canada with a Temporary Work Permit

A Canadian Work Permit is a document issued by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) that allows foreign nationals to work legally in Canada. Our expert team guides you through the entire application process to maximize your chances of approval.

LMIA-Based Work Permit

Work permits based on a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) issued to employers by Employment and Social Development Canada.

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LMIA-Exempt Work Permit

Work permits that don't require an LMIA, including International Agreements, Intra-Company Transfers, and Post-Graduation Work Permits.

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Open Work Permit

Permits that allow you to work for any employer in Canada, including spousal work permits and post-graduation work permits.

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Application Process

How to Apply for a Work Permit

The Canadian Work Permit application process involves several steps. Our experienced team will guide you through each stage to ensure a smooth and successful application.

1

Determine Work Permit Type

Identify which type of work permit is appropriate for your situation and employment opportunity in Canada.

2

Employer Requirements

For LMIA-based permits, your employer must obtain an LMIA. For LMIA-exempt permits, verify the exemption category.

3

Submit Application

Prepare and submit your work permit application with all required documents, fees, and biometrics if required.

4

Receive Decision

If approved, prepare for your work in Canada. If additional information is needed, respond promptly.

Popular Programs

Key Canadian Work Permit Programs

Canada offers various work permit programs designed to meet the needs of different industries and workers. Our immigration experts can help you identify the best program for your situation.

Temporary Foreign Worker Program

For employers to hire foreign workers to fill temporary labor and skill shortages when qualified Canadians are not available.

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International Mobility Program

LMIA-exempt work permits based on broader economic, cultural, or other competitive advantages for Canada.

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Post-Graduation Work Permit

Open work permits for international students who have completed eligible programs at Canadian educational institutions.

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Eligibility Requirements

Key Requirements for Canadian Work Permits

To qualify for a Canadian Work Permit, you must demonstrate that you meet several requirements. Our immigration experts will help you prepare a strong application that addresses all these factors.

The specific requirements vary depending on the type of work permit you're applying for, but generally include the following key elements.

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Essential Requirements
Job Offer
From Canadian employer
LMIA or Exemption
As applicable
Intent to Leave
After work period
Financial Support
For stay in Canada

Work Permits Issued

400

K+

Approval Rate

94

%

Processing Time

10

Weeks

Client Satisfaction

97

%

Testimonials

What Our Clients Say About Work Permit Services

James Wilson
IT Professional

Apni Immigration guided me through the entire LMIA-based work permit process. Their expertise helped me and my employer navigate the complex requirements, and I received my work permit without any issues.

Sofia Martinez
Healthcare Professional

As a healthcare worker, I needed specialized guidance for my work permit application. The team at Apni Immigration was knowledgeable about my field's specific requirements and helped me secure my permit quickly.

David Chen
International Student Graduate

After completing my studies in Canada, Apni Immigration helped me apply for my Post-Graduation Work Permit. Their step-by-step guidance made the process simple, and I'm now working in my field of study in Toronto.

Ready to Start Your Canadian Work Journey?

Our expert immigration consultants will guide you through every step of the work permit application process, from determining the right work permit type to document preparation and submission.

Schedule a consultation today and take the first step toward your Canadian work experience.

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