Work Permit Visa
A Work Permit Visa allows an individual to work legally in Canada for a specified period. The process for obtaining a Work Permit Visa varies depending on the originating country and the type of work involved. This also level you to path to obtain the permanent residency based on the Canadian Experience you obtain during the tenure.
General Overview of the Process to Work Permit Visa:
Job Offer:
In most cases, individuals seeking a Work Permit Visa need a job offer from an employer who commits on the demand of available position and provide relevant documentation outlining the job offer, including details about the position, salary, and duration of employment along with the below LMIA application decisioning on applicant name.
Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA):
The employer may need to obtain a Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) from ESDC which is based on the need of the position, impact on the labor market and non- availability of current position in labor market which triggers the need of the TFW (temporary foreign worker)
Supporting Documents:
Gather supporting documents to proceed further for application submission.
Pay Visa Fees:
Pay the required visa application fees. The fees can vary depending on the country and the type of work permit.
Submit the Application:
Submit the completed application online form along with all supporting documents.
Interview:
Depending upon the application process and history of biometric submission, immigration officer may call for an interview.
Wait for Processing:
Wait for the visa processing to be completed. Processing times can vary, and it's advisable to apply well in advance of the intended start date of work.
Visa Decision:
Once the processing is complete, the applicant will be informed of the visa decision. If approved, the visa may be stamped or attached to the passport.
Travel to the Destination:
If the Work Permit Visa is approved, make travel arrangements and ensure compliance with any additional entry requirements.
