Canada's Open Work Permit Policy

After the opening of Canada's work visa, many people want to immigrate to Canada. Let me introduce Canada's open work visa policy and application guide to you. If you are interested, come and have a look.

Open work permit:

Open work permit can be applied without employer's quotation and LMIA labor market impact assessment. After obtaining a work permit, you can work for any employer, or you can stay in Canada legally without working. Open work permit requires applicants to meet certain conditions and is suitable for a small number of applicants, usually in Canada, such as newly graduated international students.

Suitable for people with open work permits:

-He is currently in Canada and holds a valid study or work permit, or his spouse or parents hold a valid study or work permit;

-Graduated from Canadian University Community College C? GEP, public business/technical college or other schools that meet the requirements;

-Holding a temporary residence visa valid for 6 months or more;

-has applied for PR in Canada (PR application stage);

Note: Applicants must submit a new visa within one month before the visa expires.

Application process of open work permit:

Step 1: Prepare materials

Step 2: Submit the application (online or by email).

Step 3: Waiting for trial.

Step 4: Notify physical examination (if applicable)

Step 5: Visa approval

The most popular job in Canada

No. 1: CEO Gong * * *

(Director of Public Administration)

The executive director of the company is one of the highest paid government positions, and is responsible for supervising the implementation and execution of the company's policies and plans. If you want to engage in this profession, you must have at least a university diploma, preferably a university diploma in business administration, law or sociology.

No.2: Intern nurse.

(practical nurse)

Intern nurses are between doctors and nurses. She can diagnose, treat, prescribe drugs and make checklists independently like a doctor, but her main duty is to take care of patients as a nurse.

Third place: forest mining manager

(Mining and Forestry Manager)

Responsible for the daily operation of mining areas, forest farms or fishing grounds. Most of these management positions require a bachelor's degree in related industries such as engineering or forest mining.

Fourth place: pipeline installation supervisor

(Pipe Installation Supervisor)

Like other technical jobs, you start as an apprentice, and then you become a skilled worker and work your way up. In addition to several years of full-time experience as a pipe installer, you must have excellent leadership skills to apply for the position of supervisor.

Fifth place: utility manager

(Utility Manager)

Responsible for the daily operation supervision and management of local hydropower facilities. First of all, you must have a degree or diploma in power transmission and transformation engineering, oil and gas engineering and other related majors, and then enter the public utility department. After working for several years, you must have certain management skills before you can apply for this management position.

Sixth place: Telecom Manager

(Telecom Manager)

Not only have solid professional skills, but also have management ability, responsible for ensuring that the company's business conforms to government regulations, diverting telecom business traffic and other similar technical work.

No 7: Real Estate and Finance Manager

(Real Estate and Finance Manager)

Non-entry junior job requires at least 5 years working experience in the industry, with professional licenses related to real estate and financial product sales, and a bachelor's degree in business administration or economics.

Eighth place: Director of Economic Development

(Director of Economic Development)

To be responsible for the economic development of a town or region, it is required to have a university diploma in public administration, economics, business management, business or marketing, and have several years of working experience as an economist or researcher (preferably a senior management position).

Ninth place: lawyer

(lawyer)

To become a lawyer, you must have a bachelor's degree, pass the last exam of law school entrance, pass the provincial lawyer professional exam after law school graduation, and then complete the lawyer internship of 1 year.

No. 10: elevator maintenance worker

(elevator mechanic)

Elevator maintenance workers, like most other technical jobs, master skills through apprenticeship. During the apprenticeship, I will learn practical skills from full-time professional certified elevator maintenance workers or skilled technicians, and at the same time learn theoretical knowledge from trade union training centers or vocational colleges.