Resources · Employer Immigration
An LMIA is an employer-led labour-market process. Separate employer duties from worker eligibility and check whether an LMIA-exempt option fits better.
A broad record across Canadian immigration routes, with attention to the decisions that shape each file.
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Separate the employer's obligations from the worker's. Confirm whether a labour market impact assessment is required, what the prevailing wage and recruitment rules are, and whether a compliant exemption applies instead.
Employers need recruitment records, wage and working-condition evidence, and corporate documentation. Workers need a job offer that matches their experience and the program's requirements.
Ask about compliance and inspection exposure, the timeline from offer to permit, and whether the role supports a permanent residence pathway.
Always confirm the current requirements on the official source before acting. This guide is general information, not advice on your file.
Keep reading
Each guide covers one decision. Read the one that matches your current question, then bring the rest to a consultation.
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Read article03Open and employer-specific permits are different tools. Compare eligibility, employer involvement, status conditions and the documents needed for your situation.
Read articleBring this guide, your questions and your timeline to a focused consultation with a licensed Canadian immigration team.
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