A work permit is essential for foreign nationals wishing to work legally in Canada. To obtain a work permit, applicants generally need a job offer from a Canadian employer, which may require a positive Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA). This assessment confirms that hiring a foreign worker won’t adversely affect the Canadian job market.
The application process involves submitting necessary documents, including proof of the job offer and any required LMIA. By understanding the requirements and steps involved, prospective workers can navigate the process effectively and secure their opportunity to contribute to the Canadian workforce.
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The Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) supports skilled workers and recent graduates in relocating to Canada’s Atlantic provinces: New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador. To qualify, candidates need a job offer from a designated employer and must secure a settlement plan. A provincial endorsement is also required before applying for permanent residence. Temporary work permits can be obtained while the permanent residency application is being processed