The International Co-op Internship stream of the IEC program allows Canadian employers to recruit foreign students without requiring an LMIA.
International Experience Canada – IEC : an opportunity to simplified recruitment
International Experience Canada (IEC) is an opportunity for employers to recruit easily without requiring a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA).
Young Professionals: The opportunity to work in Canada
The Young Professionals category of IEC allows Canadian employers to hire for skilled positions without requiring an LMIA.
The Working Holiday Permit (WHP): Work and travel in Canada
The Working Holiday Permit (WHP) offers young people an open work permit in Canada. Ideal for seasonal and temporary jobs.
Press Release – Immetis acquires AURAY Sourcing Immigration
A subsidiary of AURAY Group, further strengthening its leadership position in Quebec Montreal, July 28, 2025 – Immetis, a law firm specializing in immigration law, announces the acquisition of the immigration and international recruitment activities of AURAY Sourcing Immigration, a well-established subsidiary of Groupe AURAY. This strategic acquisition strengthens Immetis’ position as a leader in […]
Immigration training for your team: A strategic asset for businesses
Understand the importance of equipping your HR and mobility team with immigration expertise in the current context.
Skilled Worker Selection Program (PSTQ): Immigrate to Quebec
Following the suspension of the Quebec Experience Program (PEQ), the Skilled Worker Selection Program (SWSP) is now the only pathway to apply for a Quebec Selection Certificate (CSQ).
2025 List In-Demand Professions: Quebec LMIA Facilitated Process
In-demand professions eligible for the facilitated processing: The new list is available! Don’t wait to check it out!
Manager – HR Management: How to reduce your costs of hiring foreign workers?
Knowing the expiring date of the works permits of your foreign workers. Anticipating renewals. Simple actions can help you save costs!
LMIA under Quebec simplified processing: which occupations are eligible?
Employers can take advantage of a simplified procedure if the job they are offering corresponds to one of the occupations eligible.