First of all, let see what are the benefits if yo have an approved job offer?
The entire process is very fast - 2-6 weeks.
The total cost is absolutely affordable.
You can bring with you your family.
The job offers can be extended up to 3 years
You can apply inside Canada for immigration.
How to start?
We will collect and send you the last employer's offers.We will do all the paperwork for you and for the employer.
We will approve your job offer towards Canadian authorities, submit your application to Immigration Canada in order to receive your work visa.
Be aware that we do not charge commissions from your salary.
The Temporary Foreign Worker (TFW) Program is administered by two federal government departments, Human Resources and Skills Development Canada (Service Canada) and Citizenship and Immigration Canada. The TFW Program provides an opportunity for:
Foreign workers to work in Canada temporarily.
Canadian employers to address short-term labor shortages by temporarily hiring foreign workers.
In most cases, non-Canadian citizens or permanent residents require work permits from Citizenship and Immigration Canada before working. Temporary foreign workers from certain countries must also obtain a temporary resident visa before arriving in Canada. See Citizenship and Immigration Canada’s website for information on who is eligible to receive a work permit and how to apply.
As a temporary foreign worker, your employer has a role in the application process. Before you receive a work permit, your Alberta employer may have to obtain a Labor Market Opinion (LMO – an approval to hire a foreign worker) from the federal government. Once your employer sends an LMO to you along with an offer of employment, you can apply for a work permit at the designated Canadian visa office.
Some foreign workers can be admitted to work in Canada without their employer having to obtain an LMO. Citizenship and Immigration Canada determines whether an occupation falls under this category.
Arriving: Information for temporary foreign workers in Alberta
The Citizenship and Immigration Canada website includes some information to help temporary foreign workers arriving in Canada. For example, there are some documents that you may need when you enter and work in Canada.
As a temporary foreign worker, your employer is responsible for making sure that you are covered by medical and health insurance and worker’s compensation when you arrive in Canada.
All workers, including temporary foreign workers, are covered by provincial Employment Standards. In general, occupations in Alberta are covered by Occupational Health and Safety legislation (some exceptions are farm workers, housekeepers and nannies). Visit the Alberta Employment and Immigration website for more information.
