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How long does the Labour Market Impact Assessment take?
How long does it take to process an LMIA application? The processing time for an LMIA application can vary depending on the stream under which it is submitted. Generally, it can take several weeks to a few months. Some streams, such as the Global Talent Stream, have expedited processing times of around two weeks.
What is the new rule for LMIA in Canada?
The biggest changes to Canadas Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) in 2024 a year in review ChangeSummaryWhen it came into effect Suspension of processing of low-wage LMIAs LMIAs for the low-wage stream will no longer be processed in CMAs with unemployment rates of 6% or higher. September 26, 20247 more rows Jan 2, 2025
How much do you pay for LMIA?
You must pay $1,000 for each position requested to cover the cost of processing your Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) application. The processing fee payment (in Canadian dollars) can be made by: Visa. MasterCard.
What is the minimum wage for LMIA?
Hire a temporary foreign worker in a high-wage or low-wage position Province/territoryFor LMIAs received before November 8, 2024For LMIAs received as of November 8, 2024 Ontario $28.39 $34.07 Prince Edward Island $24.00 $28.80 Quebec $27.47 $32.96 Saskatchewan $27.00 $32.409 more rows Jan 10, 2025
What is LMIA low wage?
An employer in Canada may need to obtain a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) before hiring a foreign worker. A positive LMIA will demonstrate that a foreign worker is necessary to fill the job opening. This will also demonstrate that there are no workers or permanent residents in Canada who can do the job.
How Much Does LMIA Cost? The cost for submitting an LMIA application is $1,000 per position. This fee must be paid for each job position the employer intends to fill with a foreign worker. For example, if an employer is hiring for two positions, the total cost would be $2,000.
What is a low-wage LMIA position?
Low-Wage LMIA is used to hire low-skilled international talent to address labour shortages by Canadian companies. The Low-Wage LMIA stream is a specific category within the Labour Market Impact Assessment process designed for employers hiring temporary foreign workers.
Who is eligible for LMIA?
The key criteria for employer eligibility in the LMIA process include demonstrating that the job offer is legitimate, that thorough recruitment efforts were made to hire Canadian workers, and that fair wages and working conditions are provided. Employers must also show their business legitimacy and financial stability.
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