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What we do best

Work permits

Sponsorship

Consultations

Immigration

Our services

We understand that hiring foreign talent is an essential part of modern business, and that navigating the complex Canadian immigration system can be challenging. Our team of experienced immigration consultants is here to help you secure work permits for your foreign employees and manage your immigration process from start to finish. With our comprehensive suite of services, we can help you meet your business needs and achieve your immigration goals. Our consultancy services include:

Work Permit Services: We help employers with all aspects of work permits, including applications, renewals, and extensions. Our team of experts can provide guidance on the different types of work permits and help you choose the one that best suits your needs.
LMIA Sponsorship Services: We help employers with Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIAs), which are required for Canadian employers seeking to hire foreign workers. Our team can help you navigate the complex process of obtaining an LMIA and guide you on the best way to comply with Canadian immigration regulations.
Intra-Company Transfer Services: We help employers with intra-company transfer work permits, which are required for foreign workers who are being transferred to Canada by their current employer. Our team can help you with the application process and guide you on the best way to comply with Canadian immigration regulations.
LMIA Exempt Work Permit Services: We help employers with LMIA exempt work permits, which are available for certain foreign workers who meet specific criteria. Our team can help you determine if you qualify for an LMIA exempt work permit and guide you on the application process.
Immigration Solutions: We provide tailored immigration solutions for individuals seeking to relocate to Canada. Our team can help you with everything from permanent residency applications to family sponsorship programs.

Our specialization

We understand that every client has unique needs, which is why we take a personalized approach to every case. With our expertise and tailored solutions, we can help you succeed in today's competitive business environment. We specialize in a range of global mobility services.

Work Permits

We specialize in securing work permits for foreign employees in Canada. Our team can help you obtain various types of work permits, including LMIA-based work permits, LMIA-exempt work permits, and intra-company transfer work permits. We can assist you with:

Identifying the right work permit category for your employee
Preparing and submitting complete work permit applications
Communicating with government officials on your behalf
Preparing and filing required compliance reports

Consultations

We provide immigration consultations to Canadian employers and large organizations. Our consultations aim to help you understand the Canadian immigration system and its requirements. We will work with you to assess your business needs and recommend the most suitable immigration solutions. Our consultation services cover:

The Canadian immigration system and its requirements
The different types of work permits available in Canada
The eligibility criteria for work permits
Best practices for hiring foreign workers in Canada
Compliance requirements for employers

Immigration Strategies

Our team can help you develop a global immigration strategy that aligns with your business objectives. We can provide insights into the immigration systems of different countries and recommend the most suitable immigration solutions based on your business needs. Our global immigration strategy services cover:

Research and analysis of different immigration systems
Development of a comprehensive global immigration plan
Identification of potential immigration risks and opportunities
Assistance with the implementation of your global immigration strategy

Types of Canadian work permits

Canada offers a variety of work permits for foreign workers seeking to work in the country. These work permits are designed to cater to different employment scenarios, including temporary and permanent employment. Some of the common types of work permits available in Canada include employer-specific work permits, open work permits, and international experience Canada work permits.

Employer-specific work permits are designed for foreign workers who have a job offer from a specific Canadian employer. The employer must have an LMIA or an LMIA-exemption to sponsor a foreign worker for an employer-specific work permit. This type of work permit is valid for the duration of the job offer and is tied to a specific employer.

Open work permits, on the other hand, allow foreign workers to work for any Canadian employer. These work permits are not tied to a specific job or employer and are available to individuals who meet specific eligibility requirements. Open work permits can be valid for up to three years and may be extended under certain conditions.

International Experience Canada (IEC) work permits are available to young adults from countries that have a bilateral agreement with Canada. The IEC program offers three different categories of work permits: working holiday, young professional, and international co-op. The work permits are valid for up to two years and offer an excellent opportunity for young adults to gain valuable work experience in Canada.

Canadian work permit statistics

In 2020, Canada issued over 400,000 work permits, with over half of these permits being employer-specific work permits. The number of work permits issued by Canada has been steadily increasing over the past decade, with a 68% increase in the number of work permits issued between 2010 and 2019. The top occupations that were granted work permits were software engineers, administrative assistants, retail sales supervisors, and computer programmers and interactive media developers. These occupations reflect Canada's need for skilled workers in a range of industries.

Most work permits were issued to workers from India, the Philippines, China, the United States, and Mexico. The largest industries employing foreign workers in Canada were the professional, scientific, and technical services, the retail trade, the accommodation and food services, and the healthcare and social assistance industries.