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WORK PERMITSThis section explains how and when to obtain a work permit. It outlines special provisions for certain fields – such as information technology, tool and die machinists, construction, and seasonal agricultural work. It also has information for international students who want to work. If you want to work in Canada for a limited period of time, in most cases, you must have a valid work permit issued by the Canadian government. About Work PermitsThe rules for working temporarily (for a specific length of time) in Canada: The conditions you must follow to receive and keep a work permit What an employer needs to do to offer a work permit to an individual What the Canadian government considers when deciding whether to issue a work permit Canadian Visa Offices around the world Getting a Temporary Work PermitTemporary work permit application forms Exemption categories for work permits:
How to change the conditions of your work permit or extend your stay in Canada as a temporary worker Temporary Worker Programs in OntarioTemporary work in the construction industry Federal Live–in Caregiver Program Work Permits for International StudentsInternational students who wish to study in Ontario must come with enough money to live and pay bills while studying. In some situations, students are able to work while studying and after graduating. If you plan on working temporarily in Ontario after you graduate, you will need a work permit. Work opportunities for international students A collection of resources about studying in Canada Working Permanently in Ontario
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