Canada Work Permit Eligibility Calculator

The country where you live now.

How old are you? Write your age in years. Age alone does not decide your work permit.

What is the highest level of school or study you have finished?

How much work experience do you have in the job you want in Canada?

Pick the province or territory where you want to live and work.

How good is your English? You may still need an official test.

How good is your French? French is not needed for most jobs.

IELTS and CELPIP are official English tests for Canada.

Your overall score, from 0 to 9. For example, 6.5.

What job do you want to do in Canada? Write your job title.

Canada groups jobs into types called TEER 0 to 5. If you do not know yours, choose the last option.

A real job offer from a Canadian employer.

An LMIA is a paper your employer may need before hiring you from outside Canada. Ask your employer if you are not sure.

If your job does not need an LMIA, pick the reason that fits. If you are not sure, pick Not sure.

The name of the Canadian company that offered you the job.

An open work permit lets you work for most employers in Canada. Pick this only if it fits you.

How will you support yourself and pay your costs in Canada?

Any Canadian visa or permit you had before, or applied for.

A refusal in the past does not mean you cannot apply now.

Write a few words about what happened. This helps you explain it later.

I agree that my answers can be saved for this first check.