Work Visa
Canada is one of the most desirable destinations for skilled professionals looking for employment opportunities. With a thriving economy, high living standards, and numerous career growth prospects, Canada welcomes thousands of foreign workers each year. The Canadian work visa, officially known as a work permit, is a legal authorization that allows foreign nationals to work in the country temporarily or permanently. The work visa is issued based on job offers from Canadian employers, labor market needs, and various immigration pathways.
Canada offers different types of work permits, including employer-specific and open work permits. Employer-specific work permits are tied to a specific employer and job, while open work permits allow individuals to work for any employer in Canada. Eligibility for a work visa depends on factors such as job offer, work experience, educational qualifications, and adherence to immigration policies.
Foreign workers in Canada benefit from a robust labor market, strong worker rights protections, and pathways to permanent residency through programs like the Express Entry system and Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs).
Work Visa Process
Obtain a Job Offer (if required)
Determine Eligibility
Gather Required Documents
Apply Online or Offline
Attend Biometric and Medical Examination (if required)
Receive a Decision


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