To increase the French population and promote Francophone immigration, IRCC has created an exemption from the traditional Labour Market Impact Assessment which allows eligible applicants to obtain a work permit from a Canadian employer..."
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"Typically, when a Canadian employer wishes to hire a foreign national, they must apply for a Labour Market Impact Assessment. However, under very specific circumstances, a foreign national may obtain an Open Work Permit based on an LMIA exemption code. ..."
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"Due to an increase in applications under this stream, Opportunities New Brunswick (ONB) has implemented specific measures to help manage the inventory of incoming applications. Application processing priority is given to the following categories..."
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"If you search 'Flagpoling' on the Government of Canada website, you won't find much. While this method of obtaining immigration status is commonplace, little is published about the process, limitations, and risks."
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"The Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) is a way for eligible citizens of these countries to obtain a work permit without needing a Labour Market Impact Assessment."
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"A PGWP is an open work permit that a student who's graduated from a Canadian post-secondary program is eligible to apply for. Here's the top questions we get."
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"With the national shortage of truck drivers seen in markets worldwide, Canada is experiencing supply chain challenges like never before."
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"Unfortunately, newcomers to Canada are targeted for various types of fraud and immigration is one of them. Follow these tips to help spot and avoid immigration fraud."
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"Despite over 380,000 international students in Canada in the pre-Covid 2019/2020 academic intake, many applications get refused each year leaving hopeful students confused and frustrated."
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"The provincial nominee program (PNP) allows Canadian provinces to nominate foreign nationals to apply for permanent residence. Each year, provinces are given a limited number of..."
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"With over 8,000 licensed consultants working in Canada and abroad, it can be difficult to decide who to contact first, what questions to ask, and why retain one over the other."
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