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Hello everyone, I’m Hossam from Egypt, 34 years old. I’m looking forward to moving to Canada for work and living there.

I have extensive experience in security, agriculture, and elderly care, and I’m eager to embark on new adventures and develop my professional career.

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@Hoss377

Hello and welcome !


Try this jobs specialised website : https://www.jobbank.gc.ca/findajob/foreign-candidates


Regards

Bhavna

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@Hoss377

Hi Hossam, welcome. Because you’re outside Canada, the first step is identifying an immigration route rather than simply finding an employer. A Canadian job offer does not by itself grant a work permit. For most jobs, an employer-specific permit requires a genuine offer and often an LMIA; open work permits are limited to specific situations.


For permanent residence, compare Express Entry and Ontario/other PNP streams against your occupation (NOC/TEER), skilled work history, language-test results, and an education credential assessment. Security, agricultural, and care roles may also require provincial licensing or checks. Be cautious of anyone selling a guaranteed job or LMIA—verify the employer and never pay for a job offer. Job Bank’s foreign-candidate section and IRCC’s work-permit pages are good starting points. Your exact options depend on your profile, so check current requirements before applying.

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