Work in Canada

Despite Canada’s recent population growth, there are still skills and labour shortages in many industries. The country’s population mostly comprises an aging population and international immigrants, representing approximately two-thirds of the population growth. Currently, Canada’s worker-to-retiree ratio stands at 4:1, meaning there’s an urgent need to meet the looming labour Read more…

Canada issues hundreds of thousands of work permits each year, to support its economic and social objectives. Many of those workers will seek permanent residency (PR) in Canada. The International Mobility Program (IMP) is one of the most common immigration pathways. IMP was created to advance Canada’s diverse economic and Read more…

In Canada, there are more than one hundred immigration pathways available, for studying or working in Canada and beginning the process of pursuing permanent residency (PR). The C11 pathway is an LMIA-Exempt work permit for self-employed individuals and entrepreneurs who can demonstrate their potential for providing significant economic, social and Read more…

If you are an international student fulfilling 100% of your studies online, while residing outside of Canada, you may be eligible to apply for the Post-Graduate Work Permit (PGWP) program upon completion of your study program. Students have also been granted additional time, because Canada has extended the period in Read more…

This article covers a few of the most common questions about LMIA-based and LMIA-exempt Work Permits. Canada issues hundreds of thousands of work permits each year to talented individuals around the world. To support its economic and social objectives Canada opens its doors to foreign workers, with the opportunity to Read more…