Immigrate to Canada through employment
Job opportunities for foreign labor always exist in Canada, and in fact, the economic life of this country depends on foreign labor because citizens and residents do not respond to the needs of the labor market. Therefore, issuing a work permit is always on the agenda of the Immigration Department in Canada. On the other hand, employment in Canada is considered one of the fastest ways to obtain permanent residence for foreign workers.
Immigration to Canada through employment is possible in two ways, one way is to declare the need by the employer and obtain a certificate of no negative impact. LMIA (temporary foreign labor is on the labor market in Canada, and the other is using the program to employ international experienced labor)International Experience Class) through which the workforce can obtain a work permit. Of course, this option is only for workers from a number of specific countries. The main purpose of working in Canada temporarily is to gain work experience in Canada, which actually paves the way for immigration.
After gaining work experience in Canada, applicants can apply for one of the immigration programs through Express Entry Expert workforce (Federal Skilled Workers), professional workforce (Federal Skilled Trades), work experience in Canada (Canadian Experience Class) or some Provincial programs (Provincial Nominee Program) apply for permanent residence.
Immigration by declaring the need by the employer and obtaining a certificate of no negative impact on the labor market (LMIA)
Applying for immigration in this way includes the following steps
- Search to find an employer
- Obtain – LMIA positive
- Application for work permit and other required documents
- Obtaining a work permit and starting to work in Canada
- Choosing an immigration program
- Examining the immigration application
- Get permanent residence
Immigration through the Employment Program for International Experience Canada (International Experience Canada)
Applying for immigration through the Employment Program for International Experienced Workforce is one of the ways to immigrate for the young workforce, during which the applicant receives a work permit in Canada for a period of one year. This initiative was formed by Canada in cooperation with other countries to increase cultural exchange and youth dynamics at the international level for the age group of 18 to 30 years (18 to 35 years for Australia). Canada participates in this program with 35 countries.
Immigrating through the International Skilled Worker Employment Program (IEC) includes the following steps.
Step 1: Prepare basic documents
Step 2: Creating a profile in the program (IEC)
Step 3: Receive an invitation to take action
Step 4: Work permit application
Step 5: Start working in Canada
- Proceed through Express Entry
- Action through some provincial programs
- Apply again for the IEC program
- Action to obtain LMIA
- Study in Canada
Step 6: Choosing the migration route
