Canada Work Visas

Issuing a work permit to Canada country totally depends on the type of job offered to an applicant. MoreVisas can help and assist you in this regard. You can use our job resume writing and resume marketing services to find a suitable job for you in Canada. Once you have a job offer, it is easy to get a work permit granted to you. The Human Resources and Skills Development Canada (HRSDC) will assess the impact of employment of a foreign national and ensure that the application is genuine, and it will not negatively affect the opportunities of the natives. Once HRSDC approves, you can apply for a work permit. People who are planning to work in Quebec have to get permission from the authorities of Quebec. The employer also have to ensure the authorization from HRSDC and work permit is got issued.

Canada also allows your spouse and children to migrate on a temporary basis to the country. However, if they want to work, they have to submit a separate application for a work permit. There are some exemptions for specific professions from taking a work permit.

These exemptions are as follows:

• Business visitors are not permitted to enter the domestic labour market.
• Representatives of different nations and diplomats or the UN. Family members of these people can only work with the permission of Department of Foreign affairs.
• Military personnel entering the country under Visiting Forces Act.
• Foreign government officers with a formal letter of agreement if working period is longer than three months.
• Some Canadian study visa may permit to work on campus.
• Performing artists performing for a limited time.
• Athletes and coaches
• News reporters reporting the events in the country.
• Public speakers for not longer than 5 days.
• Convention organizers
• Assistance to any religious group or performing clergy duties for a religious function.
• Referees and judges
• Evaluators and examiners
• Investigators and expert witnesses
• Students undergoing health-care training for not more than 4 months.
• Civil aviation inspector
• Accident or incident inspectors
• Crew members of aircraft if a plane is landed in Canada for the use of transporting passengers or cargo.
• Emergency service providers