With the new $100,000 fee for H1-B visa petitions, many skilled workers are looking at Canada as a fresh opportunity. Did you know that you can work in Canada through a work permit or gain permanent residency?
We’ll break down your options and help you navigate the pathways to a brighter future in Canada. Two main routes include:
- Work Permits: Temporary permits usually lasting 1-3 years, with possibilities for renewal.
- Permanent Residency: Live and work in Canada indefinitely. Sounds appealing, right?
Pathways to Work:
1. Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP): Requires a job offer and a positive labour market impact assessment from a Canadian employer.
2. Intra-company Transferee Work Permit: If you’re working for a multinational and have a job offer in Canada.
3. Express Entry: If you have skills in demand, you can apply for permanent residency through this program.
4. Provincial Nominee Program: Each province has different pathways, so check out the options!
Want to learn more? Schedule a Free Work Permit Consultation with experts to guide you through!
