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In Canada, work permits are typically categorized into two main categories:
Employer-specific work permit
LMIA-Based Work Permit Applications (Inside and Outside Canada)
An employer-specific work permit is a type of work permit in Canada that allows foreign nationals to work for a specific Canadian employer. LMIA-Based Work Permit Applications involve obtaining a Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) to demonstrate the need for a foreign worker. These applications can be processed both inside and outside Canada. These permits are typically for a specified job and duration.
Open work permit(s)
In Canada, open work permits allow foreign nationals to work for any Canadian employer without the need for a specific job offer or employer sponsorship. There are several types of open work permits available, each with its own eligibility criteria and conditions. Here are some common types of open work permits in Canada:
