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Why Canada Work Visa?

  • 1 Million Job Vacancies in Canada
  • 600,000+ Work Permits Issued by Canada
  • Average Salary: CAD 50,000 to 60,000
  • Relaxed Work Policies for Skilled Workers
  • Work 40 Hours Per Week
  • 25 Paid Leaves Every Year
  • Salaries Per Hour Increased by 7.5%

Why Canada Work Visa?

A Canada Work Permit is issued to individuals meeting specific eligibility requirements. Applicants need to secure a job offer or employment contract from a Canadian employer before applying for a Work Visa. The employer must also obtain a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) from Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) to recruit foreign skilled workers for positions that cannot be filled by Canadian citizens or permanent residents.

Canada Work Visa for Indians

As one of the world’s leading economies, Canada is a top destination for Indians seeking employment opportunities abroad. A Canadian Work Permit Visa serves as a gateway for Indians aspiring to migrate to Canada permanently. At Kaprisan Overseas LLP, we provide end-to-end solutions to help you secure a job and apply for your Canadian Work Visa.

Canada Work Permit Requirements

Required Forms:

  • Application for Work Permit Made Outside of Canada (IMM 1295)
  • Family Information (IMM 5707)
  • Statutory Declaration of Common-Law Union (IMM 5409)
  • Use of a Representative (IMM 5476)
  • Authority to Release Personal Information to a Designated Individual (IMM 5475)
  • Offer of Employment to a Foreign National Exempt from LMIA (IMM 5802)

Required Documents:

  • Proof of payment
  • Passport photocopy (information page)
  • Two passport-sized photographs
  • Proof of current immigration status
  • Marriage certificate (if applicable)
  • LMIA
  • Proof of employer compliance fee payment
  • Québec Acceptance Certificate (CAQ) if working in Quebec
  • Proof of study program requirements (if applicable)
  • Additional provincial nominee requirements

Canada Work Permit Eligibility

  • Age: Below 45 years
  • Job Offer: Valid offer letter from a Canadian employer with positive LMIA
  • Work Experience: Minimum 2 years of skilled work experience under NOC TEER Levels 0, 1, 2, or 3

Canada Work Permit Process

  • 1. Identify your NOC (National Occupational Classification) code.
  • 2. Choose the appropriate immigration program (e.g., Express Entry, PNP).
  • 3. Secure a valid job offer from a Canadian employer.
  • 4. Gather essential documents such as proof of education and work experience.
  • 5. Apply for the work visa online and pay the necessary fees.
  • 6. Provide biometrics and undergo a medical examination.
  • 7. Wait for processing (typically 7–9 months).
  • 8. Receive your Canada Work Permit.
  • 9. Move to Canada and comply with the permit conditions.
  • 10. Explore pathways to permanent residency.

Types of Canada Work Permits

  • 1. Temporary Foreign Worker Program
  • 2. Intra-Company Transfers
  • 3. LMIA Required Work Permits
  • 4. LMIA Exempt Work Permits
  • 5. Business Visitor Permits
  • 6. International Experience Canada (IEC)
  • 7. Post-Graduation Work Permits
  • 8. Open Work Permits

Why Choose Kaprisan Overseas LLP?

At Kaprisan Overseas LLP, we specialize in assisting applicants with:

  • LMIA approvals
  • Work visa applications
  • Open work permits
  • Employer-specific permits
  • Post-graduation work permits
  • Bridging open work permits

Benefits of Canada Work Permit Visa

  • Work for a Canadian employer under specified conditions
  • Migrate with family
  • Shortest route to settle in Canada
  • Earn in CAD and invest in INR
  • Access free healthcare and retirement benefits
  • Pathway to permanent residency

Eligibility Criteria

  • Age: 22+
  • Education: Minimum 12th pass
  • Experience: At least 2 years
  • IELTS: Minimum CLB 5

Owner Operator LMIA Program

The Owner Operator LMIA program is a Canadian immigration pathway that allows you to legally work in Canada by establishing your business and, later, seek permanent residency if you wish to settle there. At Kaprisan Overseas LLP, we help you identify the perfect business opportunity to secure a Work Permit and guide you through the process to achieve Permanent Residency in Canada.

Who can be an owner-operator under this program?

  • You must have at least 3 years of work experience.
  • You must directly own a controlling share in the proposed Canadian business enterprise (holding 50% or more of the company’s shares) and actively participate in its operations.
  • You must invest a minimum of CAD $250,000 in the proposed business.
  • Your business ownership in Canada should create or retain jobs for Canadians or permanent residents.
  • Your business ownership in Canada should create or retain jobs for Canadians or permanent residents.
  • There is no upper age limit for eligibility.

How does an owner-operator settle in Canada as a permanent resident?

  • You must qualify for the Express Entry Program, usually under the Federal Skilled Worker Program.
  • A minimum IELTS score of 6 in each module is required.
  • Once your Owner Operator LMIA application is approved, you receive 200 additional points in your Express Entry profile, enhancing your chances of selection.
  • The program offers an average processing time from application to permanent residency of just 6 months.

Can I partner with someone?

Yes, you can partner with a Canadian or foreign national when launching or purchasing a business under this program. However, you must have at least a 51% stake in the business to remain eligible.

For guidance and support with your Owner Operator LMIA application, contact the immigration experts at Kaprisan Overseas LLP.

Process Overview

Step 1: On-Ground Company Creation (1-3 months)

  • Develop a detailed business plan (2 months).
  • Cover expenses such as inventory, lease agreements, licensing fees, and other miscellaneous costs.

Step 2: File for LMIA with ESDC Canada

  • Owner Operator LMIA approval (processing time: 10 days to 3 months).
  • Post-approval, clients gain 200 points in their Express Entry profile.

Step 3: Permanent Residency Application (6 months)

  • Parallel applications for:
  • Owner Operator LMIA
  • Work Permit (currently taking ~52 weeks).
  • Permanent Residence (processed within 6 months).

Program Highlights

  • Eligibility under the Express Entry Program, primarily through the Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) class.
  • No age restrictions.
  • Minimum investment of CAD $250,000.
  • Include your dependent spouse and children (under 22 years old) in the application.
  • Establish your business and secure permanent residence within 6 months of nomination.

Our Services at Kaprisan Overseas LLP

  • Assess your eligibility for the program.
  • Explore business opportunities in Canada, factoring in immigration requirements.
  • Prepare a professional, comprehensive business plan with the help of our CPAs.
  • Collect and submit all necessary documentation for LMIA approval.
  • Assist with work permit applications based on a positive LMIA decision.
  • Provide step-by-step guidance through the Canadian Permanent Residence application.
  • Help you achieve Permanent Residency while actively building your business in Canada.

ONTARIO IMMIGRANT NOMINEE PROGRAM (OINP): Ontario's Gateway to Immigration

The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) is one of Canada’s most sought-after provincial nominee programs. It provides pathways for individuals to work, settle, and obtain permanent residency in Ontario, even without a job offer—a unique feature among provincial nominee programs. As Ontario is the largest recipient of the federal government’s provincial nominee program quota, this program offers diverse opportunities to suit different immigration needs.

Nomination Categories

There are three primary pathways to obtain a nomination from Ontario under the OINP:

  1. Employer Job Offer Category
  2. Human Capital Category
  3. Business Category for Aspiring Entrepreneurs

Nomination Categories

  • 1. Employer Job Offer: In-Demand Skills Stream
  • 2. PhD Graduate Stream
  • 3. French-Speaking Skilled Worker Stream
  • 4. Human Capital Priorities Stream
  • 5. Skilled Trades Stream
  • 6. Entrepreneur Stream

Note: Some OINP streams, including the Employer Job Offer: International Student Stream, Employer Job Offer: Foreign Worker Stream, and Masters Graduate Stream, may be subject to closure or limited intake for specific years.

OINP Entrepreneur Stream

The OINP Entrepreneur Stream is designed for individuals who wish to establish or purchase a business in Ontario and contribute to the province’s economy. This program also offers a pathway to Permanent Residency (PR) for those seeking to settle in Canada. At Kaprisan Overseas LLP, we assist in identifying viable business opportunities, facilitating your Work Permit, and guiding you toward permanent residency.

Eligibility for the OINP Entrepreneur Stream

The OINP Entrepreneur Stream is designed for individuals who wish to establish or purchase a business in Ontario and contribute to the province’s economy. This program also offers a pathway to Permanent Residency (PR) for those seeking to settle in Canada. At Kaprisan Overseas LLP, we assist in identifying viable business opportunities, facilitating your Work Permit, and guiding you toward permanent residency.

What If You Wish to Partner With Someone?

You may partner with a Canadian or foreign national to launch or purchase a business under this program. However, you must hold a minimum of 51% ownership stake to remain eligible.

Process Overview

Step 1: Start the application.

Step 2: Receive a Commitment to Economic Location (C.E.L.) from the desired city in Ontario.

Step 3: Submit your OINP application to the Government of Ontario.

Step 4: Obtain a 3-year Work Permit, during which you:

  • Begin investing in the business.
  • Create full-time jobs for Canadians or permanent residents (minimum of 10 months).

Conditions: You must work as an investor and fulfill the specified requirements during this phase.

Step 5: Have the conditions verified (processing time: 1-3 months).

Step 6: Apply for Provincial Nomination (processing time: 1-2 months).

Step 7: File your Federal Permanent Residence (PR) application (processing time: 6-8 months).

Total Processing Time: Approximately 18-24 months.

Why Choose Kaprisan Overseas LLP?

At Kaprisan Overseas LLP, we provide end-to-end assistance with:

  • 1. Evaluating your eligibility under the OINP program.
  • 2. Identifying and assessing business opportunities in Ontario.
  • 3. Preparing a professional and comprehensive business plan.
  • 4. Assisting with documentation and application submissions.
  • 5. Guiding you through the work permit and provincial nomination process.
  • 6. Supporting your Federal PR application, ensuring a seamless transition to permanent residency.

BC Regional Pilot Program (BCRP)

The BC Regional Pilot Program is a unique Canadian immigration initiative designed to help entrepreneurs legally work in Canada by establishing a business. It also offers a pathway to permanent residency for those who wish to settle in the country. YIC provides expert guidance to help you identify the ideal business opportunity, secure a Work Permit, and achieve permanent residency.

Who Can Qualify for This Program?

To be eligible for the BC Regional Pilot Program, you must meet the following requirements:

  • Experience: 3+ years as a business owner or 4+ years as a senior manager.
  • Net Worth: Personal net worth of at least CAD $300,000.
  • Investment: Minimum investment of CAD $100,000 in the business.
  • Language Proficiency: Basic English or French proficiency equivalent to Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) level 4 or higher.
  • Business Ownership: Active business ownership in 3 years out of the last 5 years with at least 51% ownership.
  • Education: Minimum educational qualification of +2 (high school diploma).

How to Settle in Canada as a Permanent Resident?

  • Job Creation: You must create at least one new full-time job for a Canadian citizen or permanent resident through your business.
  • Timelines: The program boasts an average processing time of just 9 months from application to permanent residency.

Can You Partner in the Business?

Yes, you can partner with a Canadian or a foreign national. However, you must maintain a minimum of 51% ownership in the business to qualify for this program.

Step-by-Step Process

  • 1. Exploratory Visit (Visitor Visa): Begin with a visit to BC to explore the designated regions for investment.
  • 2. Community Endorsement Letter: Engage with the community in your chosen location and secure an endorsement letter by demonstrating your interest in investing in the region.
  • 3. Business Plan Development: Prepare a comprehensive business plan tailored to the chosen community.
  • 4. Work Permit (3 Years): Once you receive the endorsement letter, apply for a conditional work permit, which takes 1-3 months to process.
  • Conditions:
  • Operate as an investor in your business.
  • Invest at least CAD $100,000.
  • Create a job for a Canadian citizen or permanent resident for at least 9 months.
  • 5. Filing for Provincial Nomination: Apply for nomination under the BC Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP), which is typically approved within 1-3 months.
  • 6. Permanent Residency Application: After receiving the provincial nomination, file your PR application, which is processed in 6-12 months.

CAREGIVER

Home Child Care Provider and Home Support Worker Pilot Program

The IRCC offers two pathways under the Caregiver Program: the Home Child Care Provider Pilot (NOC 4411) and the Home Support Worker Pilot (NOC 4412). These programs allow caregivers to work temporarily in Canada and eventually apply for Permanent Residency (PR).

With these pilot programs:

  • You are issued an open work permit tied to your caregiving role.
  • You do not require a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA).
  • After gaining 24 months of experience, you can apply for PR.

Eligibility Requirements

To qualify, applicants must meet the following criteria:

  • Work Experience:
  • Minimum 24 months of full-time caregiving experience in Canada within the last 36 months.
  • This experience must be in one of the following:
  • Home Child Care Provider (NOC 4411): Caring for children under 18. (Foster parent experience is not eligible.)
  • Home Support Worker (NOC 4412): Providing care to someone in need due to age, disability, or chronic illness. (Housekeeping experience is not eligible.)
  • Language Proficiency: CLB Level 5 in English or French.
  • Education: A post-secondary diploma equivalent to Canadian standards.
  • Ownership of Work Permit: You must work in your employer's home as a caregiver.

Eligibility by Experience

The application process varies based on your caregiving experience:

1. 24+ Months of Experience:

  • Eligible to apply directly for PR with proof of work experience.

2. Less Than 24 Months of Experience:

  • Apply for a work permit alongside the PR application.
  • Complete 24 months of qualifying experience before IRCC finalizes your PR application.

3. No Prior Experience:

  • Apply for a work permit first.
  • Begin working in Canada to gain the required 24 months of experience.

Required Qualifications for the Caregiver Program

To apply for the Caregiver Program under the Old Age Care or Child Care categories, you must meet the following qualifications:

1. Education:

  • For Old Age Care, applicants must have completed ANM, GNM, or a B.Sc. in Nursing.
  • For Child Care, applicants must hold at least a 1-year post-secondary diploma or degree.

2. Experience:

  • For Old Age Care, a minimum of 2 years of experience working as a nurse in a hospital is required.
  • For Child Care, applicants need at least 2 years of experience in child care or roles in schools, such as working in a creche or junior school.

3. Language Proficiency:

  • Both categories require a minimum language proficiency of CLB Level 5 in English or French.

Application Process

  • 1. Prepare Supporting Documents: Gather proof of education, work experience, and language proficiency.
  • 2. Submit the Work Permit and PR Application: Ensure all required documents are complete to avoid delays.
  • 3. Complete Work Experience: Fulfill 24 months of caregiving within 36 months to qualify for PR.