Work in Canada

Work Permits in Canada

Our services regarding work permits in Canada can be divided into several categories. To determine which option suits you best, please read the descriptions below.

Open Work Permit for Spouse of a Student

• 500 CAD if we submit applications for both spouses simultaneously.
• 1,500 CAD if we have already submitted the application for the student, and then separately submit the application for the spouse.

If you decide to study in Canada on a post-secondary program, you can bring your spouse along. In this case, the student will have a Study Permit (with the possibility to work up to 20 hours per week), while the spouse can apply for an Open Work Permit, allowing them to work full-time in Canada.

For more information about our services related to studying in Canadian universities, click here.

Post-Graduate Work Permit (PGWP)

• 1,500 CAD

After completing a post-secondary program in Canada, a student is eligible for a Post Graduate Work Permit (PGWP), which is an Open Work Permit. The PGWP allows the graduate to work in Canada for several years. After 1 year of working in a relevant job, the graduate can apply for Express Entry under the Canadian Experience Class, which we refer to as the student immigration pathway.

LMIA and Closed Work Permit (Regular Work Permit)

• Service cost varies.

To take advantage of this service, you must already have a job offer from an employer in Canada. Please note that we do not provide employment services.

For immigration through the Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program, you need an invitation from a designated employerin one of the Atlantic provinces. To assist you, we have compiled a list of such employers:

• Employers in New Brunswick
• Employers in Nova Scotia
• Employers in Prince Edward Island
• Employers in Newfoundland and Labrador

If you are unsure whether you can obtain an invitation from an employer but are a valuable employee with good education, work experience in high-level positions, and strong English skills, consider immigrating to Canada. After completing immigration, you will also be eligible to work in Canada, and for some applicants, this process is much easier than finding an employer.