Premier Visa and Immigration Services assists Canadian businesses in selecting and recruiting excellent Temporary Foreign Workers. We use various Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) pathways and LMIA-exempt applications, as per the unique business needs of our clients. We work with companies in multiple fields such as hospitality, transportation, IT, farming, cleaning, retail, and more. With more than fifty years of combined professional experience in this field, our team is in a unique position to assist you! We have two Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants on our team, and we are fully licensed to recruit Temporary Foreign Workers in the Province of British Columbia (IS-0009115). Additionally, our firm is an authorized National and International Employment Agency operating under the Government of Alberta License #35422.
Dejana Misina
We are dedicated, passionate, and fun immigration professionals! We check EVERY application three times making sure it is perfect. We speak many different languages such as English, Serbian, Tagalog, Farsi, Punjabi, and Hindi.
Mr. Misina is an Author of several books published on Amazon.ca such as Owner Operator LMIA Guidebook, How to Find LMIA Jobs in Canada, Start-up Visa Guidebook, Intra Company Transferees (ICT) Guidebook and Immigrating to Alberta as a Business Investor.
Our employment division handles all aspects of the international recruitment process, including advertisements, screening, interviews, background checks, eligibility assessment, arranging interviews with employers via video call, work permit applications arrival assistance, and settlement.
In addition, we assist skilled foreign entrepreneurs, and investors to find the best solution for transferring their brilliant business plan to Canada!
Saskatchewan is introducing specific caps to guarantee that our finite nomination allocation is distributed strategically among all economic sectors. This strategy promotes improved settlement results, prevents any one sector from disproportionately utilizing the program, and aligns with new federal mandates while catering to the province’s varied economic requirements.
Before submitting an LMIA application, it is essential to check if any low-wage positions are situated in CMAs by following these steps. If any positions are found in a CMA, you must then verify the CMA’s unemployment rate using the provided table. If any job locations are within a CMA that has an unemployment rate of 6% or higher, your application will not be processed.
IEC Young Professionals candidates will need to have a valid job offer in Canada prior to their arrival, and participants will need to work for the same employer, in the same location, during their stay in Canada.
Premier Visa and Immigration Services is providing immigration consulting services on various categories of immigration including permanent residence visas and temporary residence visas. We specialize in temporary foreign worker program and business immigration.
Our consultants are registered members of the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants.
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