WORK VISAS CANADA
Canada is experiencing its lowest unemployment rate in 30 years and enjoying unprecedented economic growth. As labour shortages increase, the Canadian government has begun to provide more exciting opportunities and introduced numerous migration programs to locate skilled migrants to fill vacancies from entry-level to senior positions. In 2010, up to 140,000 work visas have been made available. There has never been a better time to begin the process!
DO I QUALIFY FOR A WORK VISA TO CANADA?
Our Free Work Visa Eligibility Assessment is designed to instantly determine if you are eligible to apply for a Work/Skilled visa to Canada. This assessment uses the criteria set by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC). It is the most comprehensive and technologically advanced online Migration Assessment tool available.
FEDERAL SKILLED WORKER VISAThe Federal Skilled Worker visa is designed for skilled workers seeking to work and live in Canada permanently (outside the province of Quebec). |
QUEBEC SKILLED WORKER VISAThe Quebec Skilled Worker visa is a parallel program designed for skilled individuals seeking to work and live permanently in the province of Quebec. |
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CANADIAN EXPERIENCE VISA (FOREIGN WORKER/FOREIGN STUDENTThe Canadian Experience visa allows temporary foreign workers and students who have worked or studied in Canada to obtain permanent residence. |
INTERNATIONAL GRADUATES VISAThe International Graduates visa allows recent foreign graduate students in Canada to accept a local offer of employment and obtain permanent residence. |
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ALBERTA IMMIGRANT NOMINEE PROGRAM VISA (AINP)The Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program visa is a permanent residency visa for skilled and semi-skilled applicants who satisfy the province's current need for skilled labour. |
NEW BRUNSWICK PROVINCIAL NOMINEE PROGRAM VISA (NBPNP)The New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program visa is a program which actively seeks qualified immigrants to fill labour market shortages. |
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MANITOBA PROVINCIAL NOMINEE PROGRAM VISA (MPNP)The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program visa intends to attract foreign workers who can help satisfy Manitoba's general labour shortages. |
NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR PROVINCIAL NOMINEE PROGRAM VISA (NLPNP)The Newfoundland & Labrador Provincial Nominee Program visa is aimed at recruiting and retaining foreign applicants with skills currently unavailable in the local job market. |
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ONTARIO PROVINCIAL NOMINEE PROGRAM VISA (OPPORTUNITIES ONTARIO)The Ontario Pilot Provincial Nominee Program visa provides permanent residence to eligible skilled professionals with an offer of employment in a wide range of managerial, skilled and semi-skilled occupations from an Ontario employer. |
SASKATCHEWAN IMMIGRANT NOMINEE PROGRAM VISA (SINP)The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program visa allows skilled workers with an offer of employment from a Saskatchewan employer to work and live in Saskatchewan permanently. |
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BRITISH COLUMBIA PROVINCIAL NOMINEE PROGRAM VISA (BCPNP)The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program visa provides accelerated processing of applications for identified qualified skilled workers through various streams of visas. |
NOVA SCOTIA NOMINEE PROGRAM VISA (NSNP)The Nova Scotia Nominee Program visa is a provincial nominee visa that is designed for workers with skills that are in limited supply in Nova Scotia through various streams of visas. |
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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND PROVINCIAL NOMINEE PROGRAM VISA (PEIPNP)The Prince Edward Island Provincial Nominee Program visa allows certain foreign nationals to be nominated by their Canadian relatives to work and live in Prince Edward Island. |
YUKON NOMINEE PROGRAM VISA (YNP)The Yukon Nominee Program visa is designed to allow qualified foreign applicants to be nominated by Yukon employers for permanent residence. |
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LATEST IMMIGRATION NEWS
A recent HSBC poll of expatriates in 50 countries put Canada as the top country in the world for quality of life and the best place to migrate.
Canada has finally joined countries such as England and Australia in creating a program that will allow international students to work up three years after graduation.
During a recent immigration managers meeting at Canada's consulate in Los Angeles, it was discovered that an alarming amount of US H-1B visa holders are being scouted and hired by Canadian companies.











