There are two steps of obtaining a Work Permit:
- Apply for a job offer validation
- Submit a complete application for Work Permit at a Canadian Consulate or High Commission
- In some cases, the applicant is called for an interview
In certain situations, no Work Permit is required to work in Canada including:
- International students on a Student Visa
- American citizens involved in trades that are a part of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
- Spouses of highly skilled workers
Work Permits are also issued under special conditions to Live-In Caregivers, who provide personal care and support to children, elderly or sick persons.
For more information book your consultation with our immigration lawyer at 905-405-0199.
