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Canada Work Visa Consultants in Ahmedabad

Expert Canada Work Visa Consultants in Ahmedabad

Our expert consultants bring extensive knowledge of immigration laws, procedures, and documentation requirements. We stay updated  with the latest changes in immigration policies to provide you with accurate and timely advice.

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Proven Results

Experience matters when it comes to face the complexities of Canada's immigration system. Our experienced consultants have a proven track record in handling work visa applications. Our experience includes successful outcomes for clients. By choosing our experienced consultant, you benefit from insights and knowledge of the application process, increasing your chances of a positive outcome.

Credentials and Certifications

Our professionals follow strict ethical standards and undergo continuous professional development to stay updated with immigration laws and procedures. Choosing our ICCRC-certified consultant ensures you get a seamless process, operating within legal guidelines.

Personalized Consultation

Our reputable consultants offer a personalized consultation to assess your eligibility and discuss your immigration goals. During this consultation, we provide clear explanations of the visa options available to you, the requirements of each program, and the expected timelines. This initial meeting allows you to get guidance from our expertise and professionalism while addressing any concerns or questions you may have about the process.

Transparency and Communication

Consultants at Eduprofound value transparency and maintain clear communication throughout the application process. We provide you with a detailed breakdown of our services, including fees and timelines, upfront. Effective communication ensures you are informed about the progress of your application and any updates from immigration authorities promptly.
Smiling woman holding books and a pencil, highlighting the benefits of working in the Canadian economy, including competitive salaries, career growth opportunities, strong employee rights, public health insurance, high-quality education, social benefits, networking opportunities, and access to natural beauty.

Benefits of Working in the Canadian Economy

  • Competitive Salaries: Attractive compensation packages and benefits.
  • Career Growth: Opportunities for professional development and career advancement.
  • Employee Rights: Strong labor laws protecting employee rights and fair treatment.
  • Public Health Insurance: Access to universal healthcare through public health insurance.
  • Educational Opportunities: High-quality education system for your children.
  • Social Benefits: Access to social benefits such as parental leave and unemployment insurance.
  • Networking Opportunities: Diverse professional networks and support for entrepreneurship.
  • Natural Beauty: Access to stunning natural landscapes and outdoor recreational activities.

Types of Work Visa:

A Complete Guide by Canada Immigration Consultants

Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP)

High-Wage Workers: For positions offering wages at or above the provincial/territorial median wage.

Low-Wage Workers: For positions offering wages below the provincial/territorial median wage.

Agricultural Stream: For seasonal agricultural work. Global Talent Stream: For highly-skilled workers in the tech industry.

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International Mobility Program (IMP)

Intra-Company Transfers: For employees transferring within multinational companies.

NAFTA Professionals: For workers from the United States and Mexico under the North American Free Trade Agreement.

Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP): For international students who have graduated from a designated learning institution in Canada.

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Open Work Permit

Spousal Open Work Permit: For spouses or common-law partners of skilled workers or international students.

Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP): For recent graduates from eligible Canadian institutions.

International Experience Canada (IEC): For young individuals from select countries to work and travel in Canada.

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Employer-Specific Work Permit

Spousal Open Work Permit: For spouses or common-law partners of skilled workers or international students.

Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP): For recent graduates from eligible Canadian institutions.

International Experience Canada (IEC): For young individuals from select countries to work and travel in Canada.

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Employer-Specific Work Permit

An Employer-Specific Work Permit restricts the holder to work for a specific employer in Canada.

This permit is often tied to an LMIA and includes details such as the employer’s name, duration of employment, and location of work.

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Global Talent Stream

Category A: For employers referred by a designated referral partner.

Category B: For employers seeking to fill positions on the Global Talent Occupations List.

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Global Talent Stream

Category A: For employers referred by a designated referral partner.

Category B: For employers seeking to fill positions on the Global Talent Occupations List.

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Startup Visa Program

The Startup Visa Program is for immigrant entrepreneurs who have the skills and potential to build businesses in Canada. This visa provides permanent residency and requires a letter of support from a designated organization (venture capital fund, angel investor group, or business incubator).

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Testimonials

Sweta Vaghela - Canada PR
Dudhabhai Odedara & Family U.K. Visitor Visa

My family & I are very grateful to team for all their support for making our visitor visa approval possible for United Kingdom. I recommend their service to others because their service & professionalism is impeccable.

Siddharth Vaghora Canada Student Visa

My biggest dream came true today. Got a student visa for Canada after waiting for long. Thank you all of you who were there in making my file strongest and for the much needed support because It was very tough for me to be calm while waiting for the visa approval. I have been very satisfied with your service. Thank you so much.

Siddharth Vaghora
Jay Barot Canada Student Visa

I have excellent experience with Profound Eduroute. They are so professional throughout the process as well as posses the quality to keep the relationship long lasting. My family members and I are so grateful to the entire team.

Vivek Modi - Canada PR
Vivek Modi & Familly Canada PR

Profound Eduroute gives the best advice and service to its client. Consultation given by the directors made my future and made me motivated as well. It was not cup of tea for anyone to grant PR in shortest time span but the Profound Eduroute made it possible for me and did the correct documentation. I really recommend others to work with them and achieve the dream as I did. Thank you team.

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Documents Required for Canada Work Visa

  • Passport: Valid passport for you and accompanying family members.
  • Photographs: Recent passport-sized photos.
  • Language Test Results: IELTS or CELPIP scores.
  • Job Offer: Official job offer from a Canadian employer.
  • Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA): Copy of LMIA, if applicable.
  • Work Experience Letters: Reference letters from current and previous employers.
  • Educational Certificates: Copies of academic degrees, diplomas, and transcripts.
  • Police Clearance Certificates: From every country lived in for six months or more since age 18.
  • Medical Exam Results: Conducted by an approved panel physician.
  • Proof of Funds: Bank statements showing sufficient funds.
  • Marriage Certificate: If applicable.
  • Birth Certificates: For you and family members.

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    People also ask about PTE Classes

    No, a job offer is not compulsory for immigration to Canada under the Skilled Worker/Professional category. Applicants can qualify based on their education, work experience, language skills, and other factors without having a job offer.

    Yes, it is possible to apply for both a Temporary Work Permit and a Canada Immigration Visa.

    Applications for a work permit can be submitted online through the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) website. Applicants must complete the required forms, pay the application fee, and submit supporting documents such as a job offer letter, proof of qualifications, and identity documents.

    The rules for a work visa in Canada include having a valid job offer from a Canadian employer, obtaining a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) if required, meeting health and security requirements, and demonstrating sufficient funds to support yourself and your family in Canada.

    As of 2024, the new rules for work permits in Canada include updates to the LMIA process to streamline applications, changes to work permit durations based on occupation and skill level, and additional pathways for temporary workers to transition to permanent residency. For specific details, always check the latest updates on the IRCC website.

    The duration of a work permit in Canada can vary, but it is typically valid for up to two years. It can be extended based on the terms of employment, type of work permit, and other eligibility criteria.

    Standard work hours in Canada for most jobs are 40 hours per week. However, work permit holders must follow to the terms specified in their work permit, which may include restrictions on the number of hours worked.

    There is no specific age limit for obtaining a work permit in Canada. However, applicants must be of legal working age (usually 18 years or older) and meet the other eligibility criteria set by the IRCC.

    You must wait for us to email you to let you know that you can start working. This may take up to 30 business days (6 weeks).

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