LMIA (Labour Market Impact Assessment)

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A Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) is an official document which an employer requires before hiring a foreign national to work in Canada. A positive LMIA or a letter of confirmation shows that there is a need for a foreign individual to do the job. It also elucidates that no Canadian working person or a permanent resident of Canada is available to do the job. Once a positive LMIA decision is received, the foreign national can apply for a work permit.

Satisfy the officer that you will not overstay your visa and exit out of Canada on the completion of your Work Permit.

Have enough funds to take care of yourself and your family.

Provide a police clearance certificate as a proof that you have not participated in any criminal activity.

Undergo a medical exam from a panel doctor.

Eligibility Requirements

Meet the eligibility criteria for the job

Positive LMIA

Not inadmissible to Canada

Prospective candidate need to prove that they have the required training, experience, education and responsibilities to perform the job.

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