The Canadian Temporary Work Visas are designed to attract professionals from all industries to occupy key positions. Many Canadian Work visas allow for visa renewals and may lead to permanent residence while applicants are working in Canada.
With continued growth, and an aging population plus increased skilled shortages, Canada remains a destination of choice for foreign workers seeking a new life.
A Temporary Work visa allows Canadian employers to sponsor foreign workers in a variety of occupations to come and work temporarily in Canada.
The Caregiver Work Visa allows applicants to work with a Canadian family, while taking care of children, the sick or elderly.
The Partner of Work/Study Permit Holder visa allows partners of study and work permit holders to live and work in Canada.
The Lower-Skilled Occupations program allows for the temporary entry of foreign workers into lower-skilled occupations for a period of up to 2 years.
The Cultural, Academic or Research Work visa allows applicants with relevant work experience and education to engage in cultural, academic or research activities in Canada
An International Youth Exchange visa allows students and young adults from reciprocating countries to supplement travel with temporary work in Canada.
The Post-Graduation Work visa allows foreign students who have graduated in Canada to remain and obtain valuable work experience for up to three years.
The Off-Campus Work visa allows foreign students to work off-campus for specified periods of time while completing their studies.
The International Free Trade Agreements visa allows foreign workers to enter Canada to fulfill the purposes of specific reciprocal agreements and foster international trade.