They announced two new caregiver programs that make it simpler to engage caregivers from abroad in the middle of 2019. Specifically, the Home Child Care Provider Pilot (NOC 4411, excluding foster parents) and the Home Support Worker Pilot (NOC 4412, excluding housekeepers).

Under the International Experience Canada Program, foreign nationals from one of 36 countries between the ages of 18 and 35 are permitted to reside and work in Canada. Working Holiday, International Co-Op (Internship), and Young Professionals are the three divisions of the IEC program.

Under the International Mobility Program, firms in Canada are permitted to hire foreign nationals with valid work visas without first conducting a Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA).

A foreign national with an open work permit is allowed to work for any Canadian employer for a predetermined period of time. Certain open work permits may restrict the sort of employment or place where the foreign national may work.

Under the Global Talent Stream, skilled workers can anticipate that their applications for Canadian work permits and visas will be handled within two weeks. The Temporary Foreign Worker Program includes GTS.

To hire the majority of foreign workers, a Canadian firm must submit a Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA). A successful LMIA verifies that no Canadian workers are available to perform the activity at hand and that a foreign worker is needed to execute it.

In Canada, more than 100 categories fall under the control of Federal and Provincial governments, providing avenues for individuals to secure temporary and permanent residence. There are eleven skilled worker immigration programs, which encompass the Federal Skilled Worker Program along with ten provincial programs.