Francophone Mobility (C-16): the work permit without an LMIA for French speakers

The most direct pathway for a French-speaking candidate: no LMIA, a Canadian employer, a closed work permit.

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What Francophone Mobility is

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Who is eligible

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Check against the official source.

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The employer's role

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The documents required

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The timelines observed

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