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November 1, 2025

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Job Title: General Worker / Skilled Laborer – Employer Visa Sponsorship Available
Location: Canada (Nationwide Opportunities)
Job Type: Full-Time / Contract
Experience Level: Entry-Level to Mid-Level
Visa Sponsorship: Yes – Employer-Sponsored Work Permit (LMIA Support Available)

We are actively hiring international candidates for various job openings across Canada with free visa sponsorship provided by Canadian employers. These roles are open to candidates who meet the job qualifications and are seeking a Canadian work permit through employer sponsorship under Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA).

* Some roles may require certification or background checks.

Key Responsibilities (may vary by role)

Assist with day-to-day physical or operational tasks
Operate machinery, package goods, or sort items as required
Follow health, safety, and sanitation protocols
Maintain cleanliness of the work area or equipment
Complete work efficiently and follow team instructions
Perform assigned duties in a timely and accurate manner

Qualifications & Requirements

No prior Canadian experience required (experience in home country may be considered)
Must be willing to relocate to Canada and legally eligible for a work permit
Ability to speak, read, and understand basic English (French is a plus)
Physically fit and capable of standing, lifting, or operating equipment for long hours (depending on the job)
Willingness to work flexible hours, including shifts or weekends if needed
Strong work ethic and team player attitude

Visa Sponsorship & Support

Employer-provided Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) for eligible roles
Full support with Canadian work permit application
In some cases, employers may assist with flight and initial accommodation
Legal guidance and documentation assistance

Benefits

Competitive Canadian wages based on industry and province
Visa sponsorship with legal work authorization
Long-term work and possible pathway to Canadian permanent residency
Access to healthcare, workplace safety, and employment standards protection
Opportunities to grow within the organization

How to Apply

To be considered for visa-sponsored jobs in Canada, please submit:

Your updated resume with relevant work experience
A brief statement about your interest in relocating to Canada
Your passport copy and any certifications or licenses (if applicable)
Availability for relocation and type of job you are applying for

Note: Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews and visa processing steps.

Take the first step toward your Canadian work dream. Apply now for employer-sponsored jobs and start your career in Canada!

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