Work & Study Permit Services in Barrie, Ontario

Why Hire Canadore Immigration for Your Permits?

Applying for a work or study permit is high-stakes. A single missing document, incorrect NOC code, or missed deadline can result in a refused application, loss of legal status, and wasted time.

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• Fully Licensed Representation: Led by Surjeet Singh (RCIC-IRB), we have the advanced credentials required to handle your application legally and ethically.

• Local Barrie Office: Conveniently located at 164 Innisfil St for easy document drop-offs, face-to-face strategy sessions, and support for local Georgian College students.

• Strategic Permit Pathways: We don't just submit forms; we actively audit your profile to find the fastest, most cost-effective pathways—such as identifying if you qualify for LMIA-exempt work permits.

• Multilingual Support: We provide expert guidance in English, Punjabi, and Hindi.

Our Work & Study Permit Services

We provide end-to-end representation for temporary residence applications, extensions, and specialized employer-specific permits.

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​ How we help you succeed:

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• Francophone Mobility (LMIA-Exempt C16): A highly popular and accessible pathway for 2026. If you have moderate French speaking and listening skills (NCLC Level 5) and a job offer outside of Quebec, we can help you secure a work permit without your employer needing a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA). This saves significant time and employer costs.

• Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWP): Expert assistance for international graduates transitioning from studying to working in Canada. We ensure your application is submitted perfectly within the required timeframe to maintain your legal status.

• Study Permits & Extensions: From initial applications and Letters of Acceptance (LOA) verification to extending your permit before it expires, we handle the entire student visa process.

• LMIA-Based Work Permits: We assist Canadian employers and foreign workers in navigating the standard Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) process for both high-wage and low-wage streams.

• Spousal Open Work Permits (SOWP): Helping spouses of skilled workers and international students obtain open work permits to legally work anywhere in Canada.

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