Immigration program
Work in Canada
Work permit and employment-related options.
In one sentence
Come to work in Canada with a work authorization.
- Who it's for
- You have a job offer, or your profile opens up a pathway that does not require one.
- How long
- Generally the length of the job or the permit
- Can you work
- Yes, subject to the conditions on the permit
- What it costs
- FamiVisa fees: communiqués après évaluation de votre profil. Some employer steps have a cost.
Description
What the support includes
Employment-related options vary depending on the employer, occupation, province, and your current status. A preliminary analysis helps identify the relevant pathways.
- Work permit
- Employment-related options
Who this service is for
- People with a Canadian job offer
- Workers wishing to extend or modify their permit
- Employers supporting an international recruitment process
Process
Main steps
Analysis of the job offer and target occupation
Identification of the applicable type of permit
Verification of any preliminary steps required of the employer
Preparation and review of the file
Follow-up on the application
Typically required documents
- Job offer or contract
- Résumé and proof of experience
- Diplomas and professional certifications
- Employer documents, where required
- Valid passport
Points to consider
- Some occupations are regulated and require professional recognition.
- Requirements may differ in Quebec.
- Timelines depend on the type of application and the competent authorities.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Next step
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