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North-Am Immigration Organization has always helped and supported all streams of immigration (IRCC). In this section of our website, the information given below is an informative message that can be found in IRCC’s official website. However, we are trying to provide more information to anyone who is trying to come to Canada legally through any streams that they fit in.
Developing new international business partnerships and welcoming foreign business professionals to successfully settle and begin commercial operations domestically is a value Canada strives itself on. By establishing new business practices and creating new jobs, this process brings value to the Canadian labour market and further forges new import and export ties on an international level.
The Business Immigration Program has recognized the need for facilitating the process of building new businesses and developing international economic ties. As a result, this Business Immigration Program is taking advantage of favourable attention from the IRCC, allowing for the streamlining of international immigration and investment.
The Immigrant Investor Program is designed to bring skilled business investors to Canada to generate employment and support business growth. To participate in the program, individuals must demonstrate.
This investment will be returned to the investor in full without interest after a period of 5 years, during which time the funds will be utilized by the IRCC to promote economic development and job creation at the provincial and federal levels.
Since 2015, the Express Entry system has been responsible for processing applications for immigration to Canada by professionals. This system typically takes up to 6 months to complete the process.
In addition to three federal immigration categories, most Canadian provinces and territories have their own Provincial Express Entry streams. These streams allow provinces and territories to nominate candidates from the Express Entry pool for Provincial Nomination, which provides an additional 600 Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) points and guarantees an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for permanent residency (PR) in Canada.
If you do not receive enough CRS points to receive an ITA through the Express Entry system, our immigration consultants can assist you in improving your score.
NORTH-AM holds a license for the employment of foreign specialists in several provinces including Ontario, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, British Columbia, and New Brunswick. We offer a comprehensive database of Canadian companies that hire foreign workers.
NORTH-AM can assist skilled workers in obtaining an Invitation to Apply and efficiently processing their Express Entry immigration documents.
Our services include:
To obtain a temporary work permit in Canada, it is necessary to obtain a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) from Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)/Service Canada. This assessment verifies that a business can hire a temporary worker.
A LMIA is used to confirm that a temporary worker is required for a specific job and that there are no Canadian citizens or permanent residents available to fill the position. This process gives priority to Canadian residents over foreign nationals. Employers who wish to hire temporary workers through the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) must apply for an LMIA and pay the applicable fee.
The final decision on issuing work permits lies with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), and is based on the current labor market conditions. It is important to be aware of the most up-to-date information and to accurately complete all necessary documents to increase the chances of a successful application.
The process of applying for an LMIA can be lengthy and complex, and failure to meet all of the necessary requirements or not knowing which requirements are critical can lead to a denied application.
This can be costly for both the employer and the potential employee. If a business receives a negative response to their LMIA application, it may decrease their chances of success when re-applying in the future.
The application process for an LMIA may take a few weeks or several months, but there are some categories that may be eligible for an expedited process:
A crucial element of a company’s LMIA application is providing documentation that demonstrates their inability to find an employee with the necessary skills locally. The application should also include information on the job openings being advertised, the number of Canadian residents who have applied, those who have been interviewed, and the reasons for not hiring them.
Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) considers the following when assessing the eligibility of the applicant:
It is essential to note that LMIAs are issued specifically for the company and job position specified in the application. If a work permit has been issued to a foreign worker based on an LMIA, the worker is not permitted to work in any other occupation or change location.
There is a limited list of approximately 500 LMIA-exempt employers across Canada who do not need to obtain an LMIA. Job offers from these employers will result in a faster process for obtaining a work permit.
Selecting the appropriate strategy based on expertise is crucial for obtaining an approved LMIA. The legal counselors at NORTH-AM have experience and professional understanding of the program to provide better guidance, legal advice, and references. When evaluating a company for an LMIA, we consider recent changes in immigration law to minimize the risk of a negative outcome.
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