Canada Work Permits
Dreaming of building a rewarding career in Canada? Unifyworld provides expert guidance and end-to-end support for Canada Work Permit applications, helping you confidently step into one of the world’s most dynamic job markets.
Whether you are a skilled professional, recent graduate, or seeking temporary employment, our experienced immigration consultants simplify the process and ensure your application is handled with accuracy and care. With Unifyworld by your side, your Canadian career journey begins with clarity and confidence.
Talk to our consultant and take the first step toward working in Canada.
Canada Work Permits: Unlock Global Career Opportunities
At Unifyworld, we understand that a Canada Work Permit is more than just authorization to work—it’s a gateway to global growth and long-term opportunities. Our mission is to transform your ambition into achievement through personalized guidance and reliable immigration solutions.
We stay up to date with Canada’s latest immigration policies and procedures, ensuring your application is prepared efficiently and strategically. From employer-specific permits to open work permits, we tailor solutions that align with your skills, experience, and career goals.
Our commitment to transparency, professionalism, and personalized attention ensures a smooth and stress-free experience throughout your work permit journey.
Types of Work Permits in Canada
Navigating the various work permit options can be complex. Unifyworld simplifies the process by helping you identify the most suitable pathway for your profile.
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Temporary Work Permits:
Issued for a specific employer and duration, usually supported by a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) confirming the need for a foreign worker.
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Open Work Permits:
Not employer-specific and do not require an LMIA. Available under programs such as:
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International Experience Canada (IEC)
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Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP)
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Spousal or partner work permits
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Work Permits for International Graduates (PGWP)
Allows international students who completed eligible programs in Canada to work for up to three years, gaining valuable Canadian experience.
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Intra-Company Transfer Work Permits
Designed for employees transferring within multinational companies to a Canadian branch, subsidiary, or affiliate.
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Work Permits under International Agreements
Available through trade and mobility agreements that allow eligible workers to work in Canada without an LMIA.
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Bridging Open Work Permits (BOWP)
Enables applicants to continue working in Canada while awaiting a final decision on their permanent residence application.
From Canada Work Permit to Permanent Residency
One of the biggest advantages of working in Canada is the opportunity to transition from temporary work status to permanent residency—and eventually citizenship.
A points-based system for skilled workers. Canadian work experience significantly improves your CRS score and chances of receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA).
01 Express Entry:
Canadian provinces nominate skilled workers already employed in the province, offering a strong pathway to permanent residency.
02 Provincial Nominee Program (PNP):
Designed for individuals with at least one year of skilled Canadian work experience.
03 Canadian Experience Class (CEC):
Eligible family members who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents may sponsor you for permanent residency.