A Temporary Resident Permit in Canada

is Individuals around the world pursue Canada for various reasons. One of these reasons is a temporary residence. A Temporary Resident Permit in Canada are individuals that have the approval to remain in Canada for a specific timeframe with the obligation to adhere to certain terms. As per Statistics Canada, there are approximately 38,048 738 temporary residents in Canada as of January 1, 2021.

Whether you desire to come to Canada temporarily for a visit, to gain Canadian work experience, or to further your education, the mandatory conditions you must adhere to are the following:

• To leave Canada when the period authorized expires

• To work only when authorized

• To study only when authorized

The majority of temporary visitors, workers, or students also require a visitor visa to enter the country. However, some are visa-exempt and can enter Canada at an airport with an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA).

Workers

Canada is a country that is diverse, multicultural, and strongly known for the various avenues of career development, growth, and advancement for all individuals, including foreign workers.

Canadian employers are constantly seeking and hiring foreign nationals to meet their employment needs. A work permit is a principal criterion in applying for jobs in Canadian companies.

A work permit is a written document that authorizes an individual who is not a permanent resident or citizen of Canada to work in Canada legally. If an individual attempts to enter Canada and work without a work permit, severe consequences can occur, such as a removal order against them.

What are the different types of work permits Canada has to offer?

Work Permit Exempt

Work Permit Exempt applies to individuals authorized to work without a work permit, such as a business visitor.

Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) Work permit

A standard employer-specific work permit in which the employer must fulfill vital procedures to ensures they receive a positive LMIA document that will allow the employee to apply for a work permit and, later, obtain authorization to work in Canada.

LMIA Exempt Work Permit

This work permit applies to individuals who are exempt from the requirement of a positive LMIA. Academic researchers and Co-op students are examples of people who don’t require an LMIA.

Open Work permit

Open Work Permit grants a foreign national the right to work for any employer, under any occupation, and any location in Canada. Examples of this type of work permit are international students who have just graduated and are entitled to working in Canada to gain Canadian experience.

With full representation from one of our immigration experts, we can fully take the lead on your application. We will help you distinguish the visa categories that suit your qualifications (visa-required or visa-exempt). We will assist you in identifying which temporary residence program is best suited for you based on your target objective. Our professionals will ensure that your case is put together efficiently, accurately, and in a manner that could help you achieve your immigration goals.

We are also ready to fully support youths who desire to study, work, or intern in Canada by providing complete management of applications needed for any stream of the International Experience Canada program matching your qualification. Reach out to us today!