How to Receive a Work Permit for your Occupation
There are many steps to follow before receiving a work permit. Before applying for a work permit the following aspects must be considered: eligibility for a work permit; Determine the requirements; Determine which category you come under i.e. student, caregiver, foreign workers etc; and how to apply.
After the application process is complete, the work is still not done. The next steps that needs to be taken after applying can be checking processing times; medical exams; or an interview with Citizenship and Immigration Canada officials.
There are many requirements to be eligible for the Live-in Caregiver program, in Canada. The requirements are:
- A positive Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) from an employer in Canada
- A written contract with the future employer that is signed by both the employee and the employer
- Achievement of the equivalent of a Canadian secondary school education
- Minimum of six months’ training or one year of full paid work experience as a caregiver or in a related field or occupation (Including six months with one employer) in the past 3 years.
- A good knowledge of English and/or French
If you have an inadmissibility issue then you might not qualify for a work permit. A number of things can make a person inadmissible such as, involvement in a criminal activity, in human rights violations or in organized crime. Inadmissibility may also occur because of security reasons, health or financial reasons. To overcome your inadmissibility you will need to apply for a Temporary Resident Permit also known as a TRP.
For students a work permit is not required if they work on campus at the institution they study at if they are a full-time student at a public post-secondary, i.e. college or university OR a private post-secondary institution that operates with the same rules and regulation as a public institution. Similarly, Students who work off campus may also work without a permit if they qualify. To qualify they must have valid study permit, be a full-time student, be registered at a designated learning institution at the post secondary level or, in Quebec, a vocational program at the secondary level and be studying in an academic program that leads to degree, diploma, or certificate that has a minimum of six months duration.
As it was determined, a work permit may not be needed depending on the situation and conditions. For Caregivers a work permit is required however, for students if the person has met the requirements then they do not need a work permit.
If you would like to get a work permit and have a job offer, please contact us today! At Akrami & Associates, there is Always a Way!
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