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НУЖНО ЛИ ВООБЩЕ ИМЕТЬ LMIA (LMO)
« : Августа 03, 2014, 05:59:47 pm »
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See if you need a Labour Market Impact Assessment

In many cases, an employer must get a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) to hire a foreign worker.

An LMIA is a document from the Government of Canada that permits your employer to hire a temporary foreign worker
 through the Temporary Foreign Worker Program.

Employers hiring foreign workers through the International Mobility Program
 do not need an LMIA These people need a work permit but do not need an LMIA:

Workers covered under international agreements
This group can include:
1 professionals,
2 traders,
3 investors, and
4 business visitors
5 People taking part in exchange programs

These programs can include:
 - youth exchange programs,
 - teacher exchange programs and
 - other joint programs.
 - Spouses

This group can include:
 - spouses and common-law partners of certain foreign students who are studying full time
 (the spouse must not be enrolled in full-time studies) and
 - spouses and common-law partners of certain skilled foreign workers.
                          See Your Spouse Working in Canada.
 - Workers, their spouses/common-law partners or their dependants who are eligible for a work permit through a pilot project
Pilot projects are agreements between the Government of Canada and provincial/territorial governments.
Find out if you are eligible to come to Canada through a pilot project.
 - Workers nominated by a province for permanent residence
The person must have a job offer from an employer based in that province.
Entrepreneurs and workers transferred within a company
This includes workers who will greatly benefit Canadians or permanent residents by working in Canada.
 - Academics
This includes researchers, guest lecturers, visiting professors and others.
 - Co-op students
These are international students studying in Canada and doing co-op work placements or internships as part of their study program.
 - Religious workers
These are people doing charitable or religious work.
 - Francophone Significant Benefit Program
Francophone foreign workers working in a province or territory outside Quebec in specific occupations (Skill Type 0 or Skill Level A or B of the National Occupational Classification (NOC)).
 - Others
These are other people who need to support themselves while they are in Canada, such as those waiting on a refugee claim.


See if you need a Labour Market Impact Assessment
Find ineligible employers
Find pilot projects
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