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A Canada work permit allows foreign workers to legally work in Canada for a set period. There are different types of work permits, depending on how long the work lasts, the type of job, and whether the applicant meets the eligibility criteria set by the Canadian government.
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Types of Work Permits:
Employer-specific work permit : This type of permit lets you work only for one employer in a specific job. Before hiring you, the employer usually needs permission from the government (called an LMIA) to show they couldn’t find a Canadian for the job.
Open work permit: This type of permit lets you work for almost any employer in Canada. You don’t need a job offer first. These are usually given in special cases—like if you’re the spouse of a Canadian citizen, an international student who just finished studying, or part of a special program
Who Can Get a Work Permit: This depends on the type of work permit. Things that matter include having a job offer, whether your employer needs an LMIA, your job’s skill level, your education, language skills, and more.
How to Apply:
You need to fill out forms, send in the right documents, and pay fees. Some people may also need to do a medical exam and give fingerprints (biometrics).
How Long It Takes: The time it takes to get a work permit can be different for everyone. It depends on where you’re from and what kind of permit you’re applying for.
How Long You Can Work: The time it takes to get a work permit can be different for everyone. It depends on where you’re from and what kind of permit you’re applying for.
Extending Your Work Permit: If your permit is ending, you may be able to apply for an extension while you’re still in Canada. Just make sure you apply before your current permit runs out.
Becoming a Permanent Resident: Working in Canada can help you apply for permanent residency later. Some workers may be able to stay in Canada permanently through special programs run by the provinces or the federal government.
Our Visa Benefits
- Work Experience in Canada
- Access to Services
- Chance to Bring Family
- Legal Employment
- Opportunities for Growth
- Pathway to Permanent Residency
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Frequently asked Questions
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How long does it take for a Student Visa to process?
The student visa (study permit) processing time is the amount of time it takes for the Canadian government to review and decide on your visa application. The time can vary depending on your home country, how complete your application is, and the time of year. On average, it takes between 4 to 12 weeks, but some students may get faster results through programs like the Student Direct Stream (SDS). Delays can happen if extra documents, medical exams, or biometrics are needed.
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What is the fee structure for visa submission?
The fee to submit a Canadian student visa (study permit) application is CAD $150, plus CAD $85 for biometrics (if required).
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What are the important things to know as a Student Visa applicant?
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