In most cases an employer must get an LMIA to hire a foreign worker. An LMIA essentially permits an employer to hire a temporary foreign worker. However, there are exemptions, as certain categories of workers need a work permit, but may be exempt from an LMIA.
The following may be exempted from the LMIA requirement:
It is important to note that each of these exemptions come with their list of requirements and necessary supporting documentation. It is up to you to supply the officer with the right documentation and the right application. The process of applying for a work permit may be complicated, due to the various categories and sub categories that can often confuse.
If you think you may qualify for one of the exemptions but are not sure about the documents required, we would be happy to help. You can email us at Info@thevisa.ca or call us at 1-877-820-7121 or 416-477-2545. Our team of experienced professionals will be waiting to answer your questions.
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