Canada issues hundreds of thousands of work permits every year, through more than one route. We find the right one for your situation and prepare a persuasive application.
✓ Regulated by CICC✓ Employer-specific and open permits✓ Pathways from work to PR
Which route fits you?
There is more than one way to work in Canada. Your assessment tells you which applies to you.
Employer-specific work permit
You have a job offer from a Canadian employer. We prepare your application and guide your employer through the LMIA where one is required.
Job offer required
Global Talent Stream
Fast-track processing for tech and other in-demand occupations, with a published service standard of about two weeks for complete applications.
Fast-track
Open work permit
Work for almost any employer, no job offer needed. Common for spouses of workers and students, and recent Canadian graduates.
No job offer needed
Post-graduation work permit
Graduated from a Canadian college or university? Work for up to three years and gain Canadian experience that can strengthen a PR application.
For graduates
Extend or change your permit
Already working in Canada? We handle extensions and new permits when you change employers, before your status expires.
Already in Canada
Work toward permanent residence
Canadian work experience can strengthen Express Entry and provincial nomination options. We plan your permit with PR in mind.
Pathway to PR
How we work with you
1
Free 5-minute assessment
Tell us about your job offer, experience and situation. We identify which permit routes you may be eligible for.
2
We prepare your case
Documents gathered and reviewed, and where needed we guide your employer through their side, including the LMIA.
3
We submit and track to decision
A persuasive application submitted on your behalf, with responses to any government requests along the way.
Land the job first
A Canadian resume is not a CV.
Roughly 75% of Canadian employers use software (ATS) to screen resumes before a human sees them. No photo, no personal details, 1 to 2 pages, achievement-based bullets. What works back home will not work here, and a formatting mistake can reject you automatically.
Canadian work experience can strengthen Express Entry profiles and open provincial nomination options. If PR is your long-term goal, we plan your work permit with that in mind from day one.
