Why International Mobility Program?

• Gain foreign work experience
• Seek employment with an Open Work permit
• Faster processing time
• Work for any employer in Canada
• An easy pathway to Canada PR

*Canadian immigration services are provided by Omid Rezaei Dastgerdi, Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC), Licence No. R706545. 

International Mobility Program

International Mobility Program (IMP) is a Canadian Immigration Program that permits foreign skilled workers to work in Canada. Eligible applicants do not require an LMIA (Labor Market Impact Assessment) and can be hired on a Canada work permit to work in Canada via the IMP pathway.

The International Mobility Program (IMP) offers multiple work permit streams for candidates to seek employment and reside in Canada.

International Mobility Program: Eligibility

Candidates who wish to apply for the International Mobility Program (IMP) must fulfill the eligibility criteria given below –

• A filled work permit application
• Job offer
• Valid code of LMIA
• Educational qualifications
• Language proficiency tests
• Have citizenship of a country that has a trade agreement with Canada

International Mobility Program: Requirements

Candidates who wish to apply for the International Mobility Program (IMP) must submit the requirements given below –

• Criminal clearance certificate
• Medical certificate
• Valid job offer

The Canada-based employer that is offering the job must provide the following requirements –

• Pay $230 as a compliance fee.
• Issue a job offer letter that is official via the IMP.
• Proof of evidence to show that both the job offered and the candidate hired fulfill the LMIA exemption requirements.

International Mobility Program: Benefits

• Canadian work experience: The International Mobility Program facilitates candidates to gain foreign work experience. The work experience can add value to the professional portfolio and will be recognized globally.
• LMIA exemption: The IMP does not require an LMIA, making the hiring process easy and more streamlined. Canadian employers need not undergo lengthy immigration procedures to recruit skilled foreign migrants.
• Open Work Permit: IMP facilitates the applicants with the option of working with an Open Work Permit. The Open Work Permit lets candidates work for the Canadian employer of their choice with no significant restrictions.
• Spousal work permit: IMP allows a Spousal work permit that lets your spouse work in Canada.
• Faster processing time: IMP offers an accelerated processing time, making obtaining a work permit faster.
• PR pathway: The International Mobility Program (IMP) is a fast-tracked pathway to get a Canada PR as the candidate acquires foreign work experience.

Get a Work Permit Without LMIA in Canada

Canada offers different streams for candidates who wish to work in Canada without LMIA.

The top 4 pathways to work in Canada without an LMIA are given below –

• Significant Benefit stream
• Reciprocal employment stream
• Charitable and religious workers stream
• Competitiveness and public policy stream

International Mobility Stream: Steps to Apply

Given below are the basic steps to apply for the IMP –

Step 1: Check your eligibility.

Step 2: Get a job offer

Step 3: Apply for a work permit.

Step 4: Submit the requirements.

Step 5: Fly to Canada and earn Canadian work experience.

How Y-Axis Supports Your Canada Application? 

Y-Axis Australia acts as a registered immigration Agent supporting Omid Rezaei Dastgerdi, Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC), Licence No. R706545, a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) registered with the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC). 
As your administrative support team, Y-Axis can assist you with:

• Gathering and organising your supporting documents
• Coordinating appointments and communication on your behalf
• Providing general, publicly available information about Canadian immigration programmes

• Referring you to Omid Rezaei Dastgerdi, RCIC Licence No. R706545 for all regulated advice, eligibility assessments, and application representation 

• All regulated immigration advice, eligibility assessments, and application representation are the exclusive responsibility of Omid Rezaei Dastgerdi, RCIC Licence No. R706545