Most foreign nationals who want to work in Canada need a work permit, which is a legal document that allows a foreign person to work and be paid by a Canadian company. A foreign individual may, nevertheless, work in Canada without a work permit under some exceptional circumstances.
For foreign nationals to work in Canada, the following jobs may not necessitate a work permit. It should be noted that simply being on this list does not guarantee that a person will be eligible for a work permit exemption. A person’s job must be on this list in order for them to qualify for a work permit exemption, and they must also meet the additional exemption conditions for their individual job.
If you are a foreign national on a foreign sporting team competing in Canada, you may be excused from the need for a work permit. Athletes, coaches, and other members of foreign teams are covered under this rule.
If you are accredited as an agent or adviser to investigate aircraft accidents and/or other occurrences, you may not need a work permit to conduct such investigations in Canada.
Eligibility:
You may be eligible for a work visa exemption if you are employed to inspect the flight operations and cabin safety of international flights passing through Canada.
If you are a foreign national who has ordained clergy, a layperson, or a member of a religious organization, you may be eligible for a work visa exemption in order to perform religious work in Canada.
Work Permit For International students:
International students enrolled full-time do not need a work permit to work off-campus during their studies international students enrolled full-time are permitted to work up to 20 hours per week during study times and full-time during regularly scheduled academic holidays and breaks.
Work Hours:
You do not need a work permit to work on-campus if you are a full-time international student in Canada. International students enrolled full-time are permitted to work up to 20 hours per week during study times and full-time during regularly scheduled academic holidays and breaks.