Work

Canada relies on foreign workers to support its economic sectors. Unlike popular belief, Canada immigration goals are the highest for economic immigrants (economic immigrants who hold a level of education and plan to work, study or live in Canada).
The government of Canada projects to welcome over one million immigrants from 2020-2022. Working in Canada is an amazing opportunity that can eventually lead to permanent resident status, which then leads to Canadian citizenship.
Where do I apply for a work permit?
Work Permits can be processed by themselves or simultaneously with another application from inside or outside Canada.
What applications does your office process?

Types of work permits that are processed by our office include but are not limited to:

  • Open Work Permits
  • Open Work Permits for spouses or common-law partners in Canada
  • Post-Graduation Work Permits
  • Temporary Foreign Worker Permits
  • Employer-specific work permits with a Labour Market Impact Assessment
  • Labour Market Impact Assessment exempt Work Permits
  • Bridging Work Permits for Express Entry Applicants or Provincial Nominees
  • Work Permits for Religious Workers
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What are your service fees?
Our service fees for work permits range between CAD $690 – $1,490 per person. Extensions or restoration of temporary resident status range between CAD $500 – $1,090 per person.
Fees may be subject to 13% HST tax.
Are there any government fees?

The processing fee you must pay to the Canadian government for a work permit ranges between CAD $155-$255 per person. In addition, you may need to pay a biometrics fee. Children over the age of 16 may also apply for a work permit. This fee may be subject to change at any time by the Government of Canada.

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