Work Permit
Work Permit — LMIA, Spousal Open, BOWP
Grants temporary authorisation to work in Canada, crucial for filling labour shortages and gaining local experience.
Main Types: Employer‑Specific (Closed) Work Permit and Open Work Permit (e.g., PGWP, Spousal Open). Ideal for temporary foreign workers with a job offer or spouses/graduates seeking employment.
How We Help
Eligibility assessment, document planning, accurate filing, and restoration guidance when status gaps occur.
Eligibility & route selection
Employer/employee documentation
Forms accuracy & timing
Restoration & authorization planning
Main Types
We prepare employer and employee documentation for compliant submissions and timely authorization.
- Employer‑Specific (Closed) Work Permit
- Open Work Permit — PGWP
- Open Work Permit — Spousal/Open
- LMIA‑based and LMIA‑exempt (IMP) routes
- Employer compliance and timing
Work Permit FAQ
Answers about LMIA vs. LMIA‑exempt routes, documentation, and timing.
Do I need an LMIA for a Canadian work permit?
What is a Spousal Open Work Permit (SOWP) and who qualifies?
What is Bridging Open Work Permit (BOWP) and when can I apply?
How long does LMIA process take and what is required?
Can I extend my work permit and when should I apply?