Office Representative

CANADA WORK PERMIT

FROM INDIA INSIDE CANADA

WORK PERMIT FROM INDIA

WORK PERMIT TYPES:

OPEN WORK PERMIT

EMPLOYER SPECIFIC WORK PERMIT

1. OPEN WORK PERMIT

You may be eligible for an open work permit if you are in one of the following situations:

Permanent residence applicants who have applied to an office in Canada,

Dependent family members of some permanent residence applicants,

Spouses and common-law partners of some workers and international students,

Refugees, refugee claimants, protected persons and their family members,

Some temporary resident permit holders, or

Some young workers participating in special programs. 2. EMPLOYER SPECIFIC WORK PERMIT

An employer-specific work permit allows you to work according to the conditions on your work permit, which include:

the name of the employer you can work for,

how long you can work, and

the location where you can work (if applicable). APPLY FOR A WORK PERMIT

1. APPLY ONLINE

You must have:

access to a scanner or camera to make electronic copies of your documents to upload, and

a valid credit card to pay with.

2.APPLY ON PAPER

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/g uides/5487ETOC.asp#5487E3

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR WORK PERMIT APPLY ON

PAPER (FROM INDIA)

FORMS LIST: The following CIC forms must be completed, signed and dated.

1. Application for Work Permit made Outside of Canada (IMM 1295)

Note: If this application form is completed on a

computer it must be validated to generate a barcode page. Print and place the barcode page (page 5 of 5) on the top of your application (or if applying as a group, each individual application package).

2. Family Information form. Must be completed by those aged 18 years or older or a minor travelling alone to Canada.

Note: You must complete the Family Information form (IMM 5707 or IMM 5645) listed in the application package for your region.

3. Statutory Declaration of Common-law Union (IMM 5409) Note: Refer to the responsible visa office for your region. 4. Use of a Representative (IMM 5476)

Note: Complete this form only if you are using the services of an authorized representative, or if you are appointing or cancelling a representative.

5. Authority to Release Personal Information to a Designated Individual (IMM 5475)

Note: Complete this form only if you authorize Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) and the Canada Border Services Agency

(CBSA) to release information from your case file to someone other than yourself.

DOCUMENTS LIST:

1. Fee payment in an acceptable format. Include the application processing fee and any other applicable fees such as the biometric fee or the Open Work Permit Holder fee. Verify acceptable methods of payment with the visa office or Visa Application Centre (VAC) responsible for your region.

Note: There are some applicants who are exempt from paying the work permit processing fee. If you are fee exempt, you must submit documents proving so.

Visa offices do not accept payment receipts from Canadian banks. 2. A photocopy of the information page of your valid passport or travel document which includes:

• the passport number;

• the issuance and expiry dates;

• your photo, name, date and place of birth.

Note: If you require a temporary resident visa and your work permit application is approved, you will need to provide your original passport for the visa counterfoil to be issued. Please refer to the responsible visa office for your region 3. Two photos meeting the requirements of the Visa application photograph specifications. On the back of two photos, write your name and date of birth.

Note: If you are required to provide biometric fingerprints and photo, you are not required to include paper photos with your application.

4. Proof of current immigration status:

If your country of residence differs from the citizenship listed on your passport, you must provide proof of legal status in your country of residence.

5. Photocopy of your Marriage License/Certificate

Note: Refer to the responsible visa office for your region. 6. Proof indicating you meet the requirements of the job being offered. 7. A copy of the Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) provided by Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) to your employer, and a copy of your job offer from your prospective employer.

8. If working in Quebec provide evidence of a valid Certificate d'acceptation du Québec (CAQ).

9. If you are a Provincial Nominee and have an Offer of Employment to a Foreign National Exempt from a Labour Market Impact Assessment

(LMIA) (either an [IMM5802] or the Offer of Employment ID number) from an employer in the province or territory that nominated you, provide a copy of the nomination letter issued by the province or territory that nominated you and a R204c) letter issued by the province or territory.

10. Any additional documents required by the responsible visa office.

Your fees

Application $CAN Biometrics

Work Permit (including extensions) – per person $155 $85 Work Permit (including extensions) – Group of performing artists (3 or more) $465 $255 What Happens Next

Submission

Once you have submitted your application, we will check to make sure that:

you have properly completed and submitted all of the required application forms;

you have paid the application processing fee; and

you have sent all requested supporting documentation. If your application package is incomplete:

we will return it to you;

we will not create a file; and

we will not keep a record until you have submitted a complete application.

Note: To avoid processing delays, pay your biometric fees at the same time as your application processing fees, using the same method of payment.

Review for decision

An officer will review your application and assess all the information and documents you have given. If the officer decides that an interview is needed, you will get a letter specifying the date, time and place. If your application is refused:

we will send you any original documents, including your passport

(if you submitted it with your application); and

we will send you an explanation about the refusal of your application.

If your application is approved:

we will send you any original documents, including your passport

(if you submitted it with your application); and

we will send you a letter of introduction confirming the approval of your work permit application.

CURRENT PROCESSING TIME FROM INDIA IS :

14 WEEKS

WORK PERMIT WHILE YOU ARE IN CANADA ON TOURIST VISA: Yes, you can apply work permit while you are in Canada on Tourist Visa. It is very simple process but may take 2 to 3 months.

PROCEDURE:

1. You need an Canadian employer who can offer

you a permanent job in his/her company. The

job should be in NOC 0,A,B category. So that you

can apply for permanent residency also.

2. Once you got the job offer, then the next step is that your employer has to get that job offer

approved from ESDC DEPARTMENT IN CANADA.

Which is know as LMIA(Labour market impact

assessment) which mostly takes 2 to 3 weeks.

LMIA fees is 1000c$. But before that your

employer has to give newspaper ads for the

vacancy. which almost take 15 days to 30 days

period. Employer has to show that he is not able

to find any other suitable person.

3. After getting your Positive LMIA Approval, you

have 2 options to get your work permit

VIA ONLINE

VIA BORDER BASE

4. I always prefer the border base because it

contains less time and the chances of approval

are 95%.You have to just pay the fee(155$) and

you can get your work permit on the spot.

5. After that just prepare for your IELTS and WES

and submit your profile in the EXPRESS ENTRY

POOL for permanent residency.

OR

You can also go for provincial nominee

program(PNP) for your Canada permanent

residency.

6. After getting your work permit, you can invite

your spouse and children too on your behalf

after 3 months and your spouse will get an open

work permit and your children will get all the

study and medical benefits. But keep in mind

that your job is in NOC 0,A,B category.

If your job is in category C or D, then your chances of PERMANENT IMMIGRATION ARE NOT GUARANTEED.You

can get work permit for 2 years but if you want to be permanent then your job offer should be in NOC 0AB category.

For example: Farm worker which comes under category C and in this category you will never get permanent

residency unless you got promoted to supervisor.

But there is a good news for LONG HAUL TRUCK DRIVERS, they can apply permanent residency after 9 months onl;y in BRITISH COLUMBIA and after 2years in other

provinces.

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