Temporary Programs

VISIT CANADA

Millions of foreigners come to visit Canada each year. Depending on your country of origin you will be required to acquire an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) or a Temporary Resident Visa.

Contact Infusion Immigration to learn more about the various options, requirements, and limitations:

Single/Multiple Entry Visa
Super Visa (special long-term visitor visa for parents/grandparents)
Temporary Resident Status extension applications
Business Visitor
What happens if visa application is refused

WORK IN CANADA

There are strict legal requirements that must be met in order for a foreign national to be granted permission to work in Canada. In general, Canadian employers must adequately satisfy authorities that they have made reasonable attempts to find a qualified and suitable employee within the Canadian labour force and show that hiring a Temporary Foreign Worker will fill a shortage and benefit the Canadian economy.

Infusion Immigration works closely with Employers and Foreign Workers to determine the best course of action and which legal requirements must be met:

LMIA processing
Work Permit Processing (LMIA, LMIA-exempt, Global Talent Stream, International Experience)
Open Work Permits (for spouses and dependents)
Post Graduate Work Permit

STUDY IN CANADA

Hundreds of thousands of international students choose Canada as their country of destination for their international study, whether in hopes of acquiring permanent residence in the future or simply to aid in their future prospects in their home country.

Canada is a very popular Country for international students because there are many internationally recognized education institutions, the cost of international study is reasonably affordable, the community is welcoming, and job prospects after graduation are quite realistic.

Infusion Immigration specialists assist international students with:

Initial Study permits and extensions
Change of educational institution
Post Graduate Work Permit process

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