We offer employers free LMIA services to ensure a smooth and straightforward process.
Whether you seek an endorsement letter or business designation, we are here
to assist you in the process.
With a 25% chance of audits, timely and accurate responses are crucial. Our team
ensures you are well-prepared with prompt and accurate answers to any compliance
inquiries, minimizing risks and ensuring peace of mind.
We provide free recruitment services to employers, facilitating the process of finding
qualified employees by connecting them with suitable candidate.
If you are thinking of selling your business, we provide expert advice and access to a global
network of buyers to ensure a seamless transaction process.
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All non-Canadian citizens who wish to enter Canada must have the necessary authorization. A visitor visa is one form of authorization that grants individuals entry into Canada for a period of up to six months. If a visitor intends to stay for longer than six months, they must obtain a Visitor Record. Visitors are not permitted to work or study unless they obtain legal authorization.
If someone from another country wants to study in Canada for more than six months, they need to obtain a study permit. A study permit allows them to study in Canada. It's crucial for students to thoroughly review the study permit conditions, particularly the regulations regarding employment. Some programs may require students to acquire a specialized work permit for their training.
Foreigners are required to obtain a work permit to work in Canada. There are two main types of work permits: LIMIA (Labour Market Impact Assessment) required and LMIA- exempt work permits. LMIA-exempt work permits cover various types of work, including post-graduation work permits.
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Inadmissibility refers to being ineligible to enter or remain in a country. If someone is found inadmissible, they face immigration enforcement, losing their status and being removed from Canada.
The grounds of inadmissibility are:
1. Security,
2. Human or international rights violations,
3. Serious criminality,
4. Organized criminality,
5. Health grounds,
6. Financial reasons,
7. Misrepresentation,
8. Non-compliance with the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA),
9. Having an inadmissible family member.
If someone has been found inadmissible to Canada, they may be able to apply for a Temporary Resident Permit (TRP). This permit allows individuals who are ineligible under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act to enter or remain in Canada temporarily.
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