Do you have an LMIA supported job offer from a Canadian employer? *
Except for some exemptions, Canadian employers must obtain a positive Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) in order to hire a temporary foreign worker. You need this document to apply for a Work Permit.
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List your educational credentials:
From month/year - month/year - Education level - Study field - In which city, country
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Have you made Educational Credentials Assessment for your educational credentials gained outside Canada?
Which language test did you take?
What is your language test result date?
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Enter your test score for Speaking:
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Enter your test score for Listening:
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Enter your test score for Reading:
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Enter your test score for Writing:
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List your work experience
From month/year - month/year - Job title - In which city country
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Information about your spouse and your children (if applicable)
Their name, age and residential address (city and country)
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Which of the above family members is going to accompany you to Canada?
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Do you have any family members or relatives who live in Canada?
If Yes, list the person's name, your relationship with the person, their status in Canada and the province where they reside.
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Do you own any business, properties, or other valuable things in your country?
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Do you have any responsibilities or commitments that you will go back to your country after your trip to Canada to fulfill them?
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Have you ever been to Canada?
If Yes, describe the purpose and the time of your stay in Canada.
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List all your Canadian visas and permits with their validity dates if any
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Have you been under a removal order in Canada?
Have you ever been refused a Canadian visa?
If Yes, provide details of visa type, time of application, reasons of the refusal.
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Have you ever committed an offence or been convicted an offence in or outside Canada?
If Yes, provide more details
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Is there anything else that you would like to note about your case?