Companies - LMIA

If you are not a permanent resident and do not have a work permit exemption under the Act, you must have obtained a work permit or authorizationbeforeto start working in Canada.

For advice tailored to your situation, book a consultation with a lawyer specializing in economic immigration.

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Type of work permit in Canada

Work permit post diploma

Work after graduation in Canada

Spouse permit

Work when your spouse has or is applying for a study or work permit

Transitional work permits
(PTOT, A75, A76)

Work during the permanent residence application process.

International Experience Canada
(PVT, Young Pro, LIFE, Internship)

For people aged 35 and under who want to discover Canada or get their first work experience in Canada

(limited places, varies by country)

Temporary foreign workers

Be hired by a specific Canadian employer. The employer must obtain a hiring authorization (EIMT).

Transfer between subsidiaries of international companies

Coming to Canada from a sister company overseas.

Francophone mobility

Francophone worker hired outside Quebec without an LMIA

Free trade agreements

Work in Canada under an international agreement

(varies by country).

Type of work permit in Canada

Transfer between subsidiaries of international companies

Bring an employee from a sister company abroad to Canada.