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Foreign Worker Permits

Navigating Authorization for Employment Abroad

Foreign Worker Permits

A work permit, also referred to as a work visa, is an authorization issued by the Canadian government to eligible individuals, enabling them to work in Canada for a designated period.

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Types Of Work Permits

Discover a spectrum of Canadian work permits offered by Khuab, catering to diverse backgrounds such as business professionals, temporary workers, students, and more. Experience Canada's abundant employment opportunities with our range of permits, facilitating international work experience and career growth.

Spousal Open Work Permit

Allows the spouse of a temporary resident in Canada to work without requiring a specific job offer.

(LMIA) Work Permit

(LMIA) from ESDC to ensure no Canadian worker is available for the job offered to a foreign national.

Post-Graduate Work Permit

Allows international students who have graduated from eligible Canadian institutions to work in Canada.

Working Holiday Visa

Allows individuals from select countries to work and travel in Canada for up to one year.

Work Permit Eligibility

To be eligible for a Canadian work permit, applicants must meet specific requirements depending on the type of permit they are applying for. In addition to these specific requirements, all applicants must fulfill the following general criteria:

Embassy Support
Visa Release
Immigration

How to Apply for a Work Permit

Initiating the application for a Canadian work permit involves several forms and steps that applicants must follow:

Frequently Asked Questions.

Work Visa / Work Permit
Work permits in Canada can vary in validity, usually lasting from a few days to up to 3 years.
The application fee for a Canada work permit is CAD$155 per person, with an additional CAD$100 for an open/unrestricted permit. Employers may also need to pay a compliance fee of CAD$230 for LMIA-exempt permits. Biometrics cost CAD$85 per individual or CAD$170 per family, with a passport processing fee of around CAD$45 per passport.

Employers may need to obtain a Labour Market Opinion (LMO, now LMIA) and provide a job offer letter or employment contract signed by both parties.

Unless you hold an open work permit, your permit is specific to a particular employer. Switching employers requires obtaining a new permit.
Yes, extensions are possible, typically lasting for 1 to 3 years. It’s advisable to begin planning at least 6 months before expiry and submit your application no later than 30 days before your current permit expires.

Yes, you can reapply with Khuab’s assistance. We offer a 4-step system to enhance your chances of success, starting with obtaining the officer’s notes from your previous application and strategizing for the new one.

There’s no mandatory waiting period after a refusal, unless improvements to your application require time. With Khuab’s support, you can follow our 4-step system and reapply promptly.

Experience the thrill of working in Canada

Kickstart your work permit application now and pave the way to fulfilling your career aspirations in Canada with Khuab as your guide.