Canada launches digital nomad visa for remote workers 🇨🇦
Do you crave mountains, fresh air and beautiful scenery? I have some good news for you!
Canada joins the path of the digital revolution creating incredible possibilities for remote professionals. Under this visionary scheme, you can now live and work in the breathtaking landscapes of Canada for up to six months.
But wait! Why Canada? What has this country to offer that makes it attractive?
Let’s mention some of them, shall we?
From the majestic Rocky Mountains in Alberta and British Columbia to the stunning coastlines of Nova Scotia and Newfoundland
Vibrant Cities such as Toronto, Vancouver and Quebec, offer a multicultural atmosphere
One of the most famous natural wonders of the world, the Niagara Falls
Wildlife, Nature Viewing and outdoor activities
Culinary Delights: Don't miss trying poutine, butter tarts, fresh seafood on the coasts and maple syrup treats
Festivals and Events: From the Calgary Stampede to the vibrant Toronto International Film Festival and the Montreal Jazz Festival.
Not to mention its a relatively safe and secure country with some of the friendliest people on the planet!
So, If you like skiing, mountainous landscapes and tourist walks, this country is the perfect destination to work and enjoy.
While certain details are still being reviewed, as a digital nomad employed by a foreign company, you can relocate to Canada with visitor status for up to six months and there is no minimum wage requirement to meet.
Furthermore, for those fortunate enough to receive employment offers from Canadian companies, an extended stay is within reach. By applying for a temporary work permit, you can continue immersing yourself in the Canadian experience while making a positive impact on local communities through your presence and economic contribution.
In order to attract global talent the government has introduced two additional initiatives:
Specifically tailored to the tech industry and the program will focus on in-demand occupations. The federal government plans to develop an "innovation" stream that will welcome some of the world's most talented individuals to work for tech companies in Canada, even if they don't have a job offer in hand.
A work-permit scheme for Americans.
Addressing the critical skill shortage, Canada's Immigration Minister, Sean Fraser, recognizes the immense value that digital nomads would bring to the country.
Let’s have a look at the requirements for getting the visa:
Passport or travel document
Education credential assessment report
Written job offer from a Canadian employer
Provincial nomination (if the employee has one)
Police certificate (Clean Criminal Record)
Medical exam
Proof of funds
Eligibility criteria may change, so please seek expert advice.
Are you ready to embark on a journey of a lifetime? Start by exploring Canada's digital nomad program today and unlock a world of possibilities.
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Stay rebellious,
Michelle
This edition is credited to Euronews, Check the article in here.