your employer needs to apply for you. It's usually very special skill and your employer has to demostrate that they cannot find anyone to hire within Canada. google for the rest of the details.
Only an employer can apply for LMIA. General requirement is for the employer to prove that no Canadian or permanent resident can be found to fill the position.
I meant the person who is getting ( student)the LMIA from the employer. Are there any specific requirements for the student to be eligible for the LMIA?
Only an employer can apply for LMIA. General requirement is for the employer to prove that no Canadian or permanent resident can be found to fill the position.
I meant the person who is getting ( student)the LMIA from the employer. Are there any specific requirements for the student to be eligible for the LMIA?
I meant the person who is getting ( student)the LMIA from the employer. Are there any specific requirements for the student to be eligible for the LMIA?
I meant the person who is getting ( student)the LMIA from the employer. Are there any specific requirements for the student to be eligible for the LMIA?
There are no special requirements as it relates to the LMIA.
However when it comes to getting the actual work permit approved, IRCC will look at the applicant's full profile and the applicant's past history in Canada / past visas can influence the outcome of the application.
I meant the person who is getting ( student)the LMIA from the employer. Are there any specific requirements for the student to be eligible for the LMIA?
You need to have special skills and experience that you employer wants and can't find in Canada.
There is no solid how many years of education, how many years of experience....etc.