The US has suspended short-term work permits as well as long-term employment visas till December 2020, which means Canada is the obvious alternative for skilled workers across the world. So, TFWP Employers, Don’t ignore LMIA High Wage Transition Plan As a Canadian employer, you certainly can explore the advantages and benefits of hiring a foreign...
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Finding a Job in Canada— Educational Credential Assessments: ‘What’ ‘Why’ ‘When’ and ‘How Many’
Your educational qualification plays a significant role in determining whether you are eligible for immigrating to Canada. Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) for Canada is an integral part of the skilled worker immigration process. Purpose of the ECA? The ECA is an independent verification of the validity and authenticity of your degree, diploma, certificate, or credential....
Shortage of Nurses in Canada—Provinces Target Foreign Nurses through PNP Streams and Pilot Programs
Between February and April 2020, Canada lost around three million jobs and the average unemployment rate soared from around 5.6 percent to 13 percent. However, this doesn’t mean your dream of finding a job and settling in Canada is over. But for Nurses, Canada Immigration for Nurses in 2020 is in high demand right now....
Hire Foreign Workers and Prep Your Business for the Post-Covid Economic Revival
The Covid-19 pandemic is certainly the biggest challenge the world has faced in a very long time. Yet, it is not the end of modern civilization, which means you need to start planning for the future. And you should prepare for the Post-COVID Canadian Economy. Unlike past pandemics, we have avoided horrendous casualties by sacrificing...
Finding a Job in Canada—Understanding Wages and Other Requirements for a Valid Job Offer
Finding a job in Canada is the first step a foreign worker can take towards a happy and prosperous life in Canada. But just any job offer will not help you work and settle in Canada. Finding a Valid Job Offer in Canada can be challenging. Read ahead to learn more nitty-gritty details. The job...
Finding a Job in Canada—Understanding the NOC Matrix
NOC Matrix means National Occupational Classification Matrix (Canada). The NOC matrix is a standardized system that categorizes all the occupations in the Canadian labor market. Every occupation is allotted a NOC code along with an associated job title, lead statement, and list of major duties and responsibilities. Barring exceptions like international graduate streams or business...
3-Step Overview of the US EB-3 Visa Application Process
Every year, the US makes 40,000 visas available under the EB-3 category, which covers skilled workers with at least two years of work experience, professionals with a US Bachelor degree or its foreign equivalent, and unskilled workers performing non-seasonal labor. With 10,000 visas reserved for the last category of unskilled workers, there are 30,000 visas...
Looking to Hire a Foreign Worker? 4-Point Overview of the Canadian Immigration System
Canada has a stable and predictable immigration system and a well-defined strategy targeting a million immigrants in the next three years. The emphasis on economic programs that specifically target foreign skilled workers give Canadian employers the option of combining domestic and foreign talent to target faster and sustainable business growth. Yet, hiring foreign talent can...
Startups and Self-Employed Persons—Overview of the Canada’s Federal Business Immigration Programs
Canada’s immigration system is designed to give primacy to economic immigrants, which includes not just skilled workers but entrepreneurs and business persons as well, over all other categories. Virtually every province has a business immigration stream as a part of its nomination programs. Yet, there are two federal immigration programs that business persons can explore...
 
 








