Authorized to work in Canada

Who is authorized to work in Canada?

Students at colleges, universities or vocational courses can work part-time (20 hours per week) during the class period, and full-time (40 hours per week) during the holidays.
Obviously, permanent residents or Canadian citizens can also work in Canada.
Who can not work in Canada?
Europeans can not work in Canada solely because of their nationalities. Like other foreigners, they must have a permit to work legally in this country. Since January 2015, students who are enrolled in language courses, ESL / FSL can not work legally in Canada.

Those who have a job offer from a Canadian company still have to have a positive LMIA (Evaluation of the impact on the labor market), otherwise it is not possible to receive a temporary work permit. visit our website for further information Canadian Skilled Immigration Consultant

How to apply for a work permit?
To apply for a work permit, as a student or as part of the immigration process, you must comply with the legal requirements of the Canadian government. An immigration consultant can analyze your case, verify your eligibility to work in the country and take charge of your process.
How long does it take?
The processing time depends on the Canadian visa office where your application has been applied. Please note that the processing times change according to the number of applications received by the Canadian visa office.