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Last updated on 22 January 2015
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FOR PEOPLE COVERED BY INTERNATIONAL TREATIES
North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
Citizens of the United States and Mexico need a job offer without the approval of Service Canada in the following cases:
- business visitors
- professionals
- intra-company transferees
- traders and investors
Canada–Chile Free Trade Agreement (CCFTA)
The Canada–Chile Free Trade Agreement makes it easier for Chilean citizens to temporarily enter Canada. The categories, rules and requirements are similar to those under NAFTA.
General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS)
Persons who work for foreign companies from World Trade Organization member countries, that provide services in Canada can get a work permit without an approved job offer in the following cases:
- business visitors
- professionals
- intra-company transferees
Persons exempt for work permits
Persons that have a job offer approved by Human Resources Canada can apply for a work permit in Canada. Only the following workers in specific circumstances are exempt from needing a work permit whilst working in Canada:
Business Visitors
Foreign Representatives
Family Members of Foreign Representatives
Military Personnel
Foreign Government Officers
On-Campus Employment
Performing Artists
Athletes and Coaches
News Reporters
Public Speakers
Convention Organizers
Clergy
Judges and Referees
Examiners and Evaluators
Expert Witnesses or Investigators
Health-Care Students
Civil Aviation Inspectors
Accident or Incident Inspectors
Crew Members
Emergency Service Providers