Canada has introduced a new immigration pathway for construction workers, aiming to provide permanent residency (PR) opportunities for undocumented workers and temporary foreign workers in the sector. This initiative helps address labor shortages while offering stability and legal status to those already contributing to Canada’s economy.
 

Undocumented Construction Workers:
    •    Must be currently working in Canada’s construction industry.
    •    Have no legal status but have been contributing to the workforce.
    •    Up to 6,000 spots available under this initiative.

Temporary Foreign Workers:
    •    Must be employed in Canada’s construction sector.
    •    Looking to upgrade skills through apprenticeship programs.
    •    No study permit required to enroll in these programs.
 

    •    Pathway to Permanent Residency – Legalize your status in Canada.
    •    No Study Permit Required – Learn and upgrade skills easily.
    •    Job Security & Stability – Stay and work in Canada long-term.
    •    Supports Career Growth – Opportunity to earn more and get better jobs.
    •    Strengthens Canada’s Workforce – Helps meet labor shortages in construction.
 

    •    Check Your Eligibility
    •    Ensure you meet the requirements for undocumented workers or temporary foreign workers.
    •    Gather Your Documents
    •    Proof of employment in Canada’s construction industry.
    •    Any available records of your stay and work history.
    •    Submit Your Application
    •    The Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) will announce official application details soon.
    •    Wait for Approval & PR Processing
    •    Once your application is accepted, you will receive further instructions on obtaining permanent residency.