Work Permits

Work Permits for Spouses and Dependent Children

Unlock career possibilities for eligible spouses and dependent children of eligible international students, workers, permanent resident applicants, and family sponsorship applicants. Our services ensure that your loved ones can contribute their skills and talents while you pursue your goals in Canada.

Post-Graduation Work Permits

Kickstart your career journey in Canada after completing your studies. Our Post-Graduation Work Permit services provide international students with the opportunity to gain valuable work experience in their field of study, setting the stage for a successful professional future.

International Experience Canada (IEC) Category

Adventure meets career growth with our Open Work Permits for eligible young workers participating in the International Experience Canada class. Explore Canada, gain international work experience, and broaden your horizons through this unique opportunity.

LMIA Expertise

Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) is a document obtained by a Canadian employer that allows them to hire a Temporary Foreign worker.

Many employer-specific work permit applications are based on the Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) certificate. We bring in-depth knowledge and experience in handling LMIA-related processes, streamlining your application for efficiency.

Provincial Nominee Applicants

Certain Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) applicants are eligible for LMIA-exempt Employer Specific Work Permits. We facilitate the application process for these individuals, providing a seamless experience.

Don’t let paperwork and deadlines stand in the way of your professional journey. Connect with Seven Sage Immigration to explore seamless work permit extensions and continue thriving in your Canadian career.

BOWP (Bridging Open Work Permit)

It is sometimes referred to as a bridging visa in Canada. It was created to facilitate workers in Canada who want to continue working while their applications for permanent residency are being processed.

Intra-company Transfers Work Permit

This is the most popular way to enter Canada if you are an international worker working abroad with a parent company, branch, subsidiary, or affiliate in Canada.