The novel coronavirus (a.k.a. COVID-19) has hit the world suddenly since March 2020, and it has officially been announced as a pandemic few months ago. Canadian immigration regulations have changed accordingly to cope with the pandemic, and numerous immigrants are panicking as their original plans...
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Since March of 2020, the novel coronavirus (a.k.a. COVID-19) has spread significantly worldwide, and thus have impacted the global economy, health systems, politics, regulations, and more. Many of our daily routines and lives have changed. This includes immigration situations in Canada. In this article, we’ll dive...
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Owner-Operator LMIA is a type of LMIA that allows an interested foreign investor to immigrate to Canada by investing in a business in Canada. The eligible applicant can apply for an Owner-Operator LMIA, and use this LMIA to apply for both or either one of...
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There are 4 different types of LMIAs; Regular LMIA, PR Support LMIA, PR Only LMIA, and Owner-Operator LMIA. In this blog post, we'll discuss about the document requirements of Regular LMIA, PR Support LMIA and PR Only LMIA. REGULAR LMIA Stakeholders Involved. Canadian Business Owner/Employer. Temporary Foreign Worker. 3rd Party...
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There are 4 types of LMIAs (Labour Market Impact Assessments), and each application have different fees and procedures. The designated 3rd party representative, Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) or Immigration Lawyer, should work closely with the stakeholders involved to ensure the success of the case....
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LMIA is a short acronym for Labour Market Impact Assessment. The application’s main purpose is to assess eligible Canadian business owners/employers who want to hire a temporary foreign worker (herein after TFW). Therefore, they need to apply for LMIA under their businesses to sponsor the TFW’s...
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