Quebec-Suspends-LMIA
22 Aug
LMIA, PNP, Temporary Residents

Quebec Suspends LMIA for Low-Wage Temporary Workers

Starting September 3rd, Quebec suspends LMIA processing for job offers with hourly wages below CAD 27.47 in the Montreal region. This measure, set to last for six months, has received approval from the federal government of Canada. Quebec Premier François Legault and Immigration Minister Christine Fréchette announced the measure, which aims to regulate temporary resident levels and uphold the integrity of the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP).

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International-Agreements-and-Job-Opportunities
07 Aug
jobs, LMIA, Temporary Residents, Work Permit

No LMIA Required: International Agreements and Job Opportunities

In Canada, work permits for foreign nationals fall into two primary categories: those requiring a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) and those that do not. Various international agreements allow certain workers to bypass the LMIA process, streamlining their entry into the Canadian job market. Let’s explore how Canada’s International Agreements and Job Opportunities shape and impact foreign nationals.

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Temporary-Foreign-Workers
23 Jul
Express Entry, jobs, LMIA, Temporary Residents, Work Permit

Rising Demand for Temporary Foreign Workers in Canadian Industries

Temporary Foreign Workers in Canada: Trends and Insights:

Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) has highlighted a significant increase in the approval of Temporary Foreign Workers (TFWs) in Canada. The number of approved TFWs has doubled over the past five years, demonstrating the growing reliance on foreign labor to fill job vacancies.

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Important-FAQs-About-Canadian-Work-Permits
16 Jul
LMIA, Temporary Residents, Work Permit

Six Important FAQs About Canadian Work Permits; Must Know

Canadian work permits allow foreign nationals to live and work temporarily in Canada. Canadian work experience can also improve eligibility for the Economic Permanent Residence (PR) program. Here, we answer the six most common and Important FAQs About Canadian Work Permits.

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Reporting-Family-Modifications-to-IRCC
12 Jul
Sponsorship, Spousal Sponsorship, Temporary Residents

Essential Guide: Reporting Family Modifications to IRCC

After submitting your family class application to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), you might encounter various changes in your circumstances. Reporting Family Modifications to IRCC promptly and accurately ensures your application remains valid and proceeds smoothly. This guide outlines the key steps to report family modifications to IRCC.

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post-graduation-work-permit-refusal
09 Jul
Education, Temporary Residents, Work Permit

Overcoming IRCC Post-Graduation Work Permit Refusal

International students in Canada often seek Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWPs) to gain valuable work experience after graduating from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI). This work experience is crucial, as it helps build eligibility for various permanent residence programs.

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