Hiring Foreign Workers in Canada An Immigration OverviewBill MacGregor
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When foreign workers get permanent residency status they are able to work in Canada without needing to renew any work permit or LMIA. Some pathways to permanent residency require job offers, however, it is also possible for tech talent to get permanent residence on their own. There are a numb...
The IEC program can be very helpful to companies when hiring young foreign workers in Canada, especially in situations where an LMIA may not be suitable. Are You Interested in Applying for the IEC Program? If so,Contact VisaPlace today. All our cases are handled by competent and experienced ...
Canada may need to obtain an LMIA to hire foreign workers. NOC codes play a role in this process, as the job being offered must have a corresponding NOC code, and employers must demonstrate that they have made efforts to hire Canadian citizens or permanent residents before hiring a foreign ...
Major tech companies in Canada are hiring foreign workers without an LMIA requirement. The IRCC had recently launched an LMIA-exempt employer-specific work permit under the Innovation Stream. Six companies in Canada are currently recruiting LMIA-exempt foreign workers. Read more… October 17, 2024...
The purpose of the LMIA is for employers to demonstrate to the Canadian government that the hiring of a foreign worker will not displace existing workers in Canada or place downward pressures on wages. One example of a TFWP is the Global Talent Stream. If you have a job offer for a ...
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56% of Canadians expressed strong agreement for temporary foreign workers, where, eight out of ten Canadians were in support of Canadian firms hiring foreign workers to fill vacant positions, and two thirds of them were in support of workers aspiring to become citizens or permanent residents in ...
Setting up your Canadian benefits and social contribution system, as a foreign employer, is a complicated process. The laws are complex, federal and provincial differences need to be taken into account, and it may be expected that you have representatives on the ground. All of this can make ...