For Employers

Caregiver LMIA Support for Canadian Families

Through our sister company, we assist Canadian employers who have already found a caregiver or nanny they would like to hire and who may require an LMIA-supported work permit.

Our team can help guide employers through the caregiver LMIA process, including recruitment requirements, employment documents, supporting information, and application preparation.

Professional support can make the process clearer, more organized, and less overwhelming for both the employer and the caregiver.

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Why Get Professional Help With a Caregiver LMIA Application?

A caregiver LMIA application involves detailed employer requirements, recruitment and advertising rules, wage information, employment documents, and supporting evidence. Even a small omission or inconsistency can lead to delays or requests for additional information.

Pacific Caregivers can connect families with our sister company, which provides experienced assistance with employer-side caregiver LMIA applications.

Professional LMIA support can help families:

  • understand the current employer requirements;
  • prepare the caregiver job offer and employment documents;
  • complete the required recruitment and advertising;
  • organize supporting documentation;
  • prepare a thorough and consistent application; and
  • respond to requests for additional information.

Although no LMIA approval can be guaranteed, careful preparation can help reduce avoidable errors and make the application process clearer and more manageable for both the employer and the caregiver.

What is an LMIA?

LMIA (short for Labour Market Impact Assessment) is a labour market verification process whereby Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) assesses an offer of employment to ensure that the employment of a temporary foreign worker will not have a negative impact on the Canadian labour market.

What’s Involved

What employers need to provide

Job posting details

Applicant counts

Number of interviews conducted

Reasoning for rejecting Canadian candidates

Once a positive LMIA has been issued, it must be forwarded to the caregiver — local or overseas — to enable them to obtain a visa and/or a work permit that will allow them entry to the country.

Ready to start your LMIA?

We’ll walk you through exactly what’s needed — call, email, or send us a message.

Contact Us Call (250) 412-3632