The Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot is a community driven program designed to extend the benefits economically of immigration to smaller communities. This is done by creating a path to permanent residency for skilled foreign workers looking to live and work in the participating communities Participating Communities and [...]

AM I ELIGIBLE FOR SPOUSAL SPONSORSHIP Does your spouse live outside of Canada? Would you like to sponsor them to become a permanent resident of Canada? Are you confused about the process? Has your application for a spousal sponsorship been previously refused? Not to worry, as the whole [...]

New Immigration Agreement Implemented for Ontario Canada, as well as its provinces and territories, highly value skilled immigrants who desire to come to Canada to contribute to the Canadian economy and reside permanently. The Canadian government and the government of Ontario have collaborated together to create a new [...]

Who is Exempted from an LMIA Generally, if Canadian employer wants to hire an alien worker, they are asked to provide a positive Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) according to conditions of the Temporary Foreign Worker Program. There is an International Mobility Program which has known as an [...]

Under the NAFTA Work Permit there is a list of occupations that do not require a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) to enter Canada. One of them would be the management consultant, not sure if you fall under the definition? Watch our video and find out if you qualify to be exempt from the LMIA.

Did you know that not everyone needs an LMIA based work permit or even a work permit to enter Canada for employment? A work permit is a document that authorizes foreigners to work in Canada. There are two types of work permits: an employer-specific work permit and an open work permit. There are certain conditions applied to a work permit. Watch our video below on labour market impact assessment exempt work permits in Canada and who qualifies for these specific work permits.

Would you like to hire a temporary foreign worker but don't know where or how to start? There are many steps involved in the process of hiring a foreign worker. For example, the process of applying for a positive Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA). Additionally, there are certain steps that employers need to take even before they start their LMIA application process. Watch our video below on the Recruitment efforts under the Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) which includes a definition of what a LMIA is, the eligibility requirements for an LMIA, and much more.

Are you an employer and looking into hiring a foreign worker to Canada? If so, the wage plays a large part in how the LMIA is filed. Watch our video to learn more about wage requirements and want you as the employer can do to make sure your Labour Market Impact Assessment application if filed successfully to Citizenship and Immigration Canada.

Filing a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) application? Not sure what documents to submit with your application to Citizenship and Immigration Canada? If so, watch our video to learn the important documents you need to include with your application.

Do you have questions about the LMIA? Want to receive a Positive Labour Market Assessment from immigration Canada? If so, watch our video to learn a few tips when filing your Labour Market Impact Assessment application.

Depending on the type of Labour Market Impact Assessment you are applying for, there are a number of different requirements and supporting documents needed to be submitted. To learn more about the process of obtaining your own Labour Market Impact Assessment watch our video on LMIA document checklist to make sure you include all the necessary documentation for Citizenship and Immigration Canada.

If you are interested in working in Canada, you will first need a job offer from a Canadian employer. You will need job offer to apply for the Labour Market Impact Assessment required for obtaining your Work Permit. Watch our video below on what the requirement and eligibility criteria is to obtain your Canadian Work Permit.