International Mobility Program (IMP)
Welcome to Segue Immigration and Tours Ltd., your gateway to a world of global opportunities through the International Mobility Program (IMP). Discover seamless pathways to international experiences, LMIA exemptions, and tailored solutions for individuals and businesses.

What is the International Mobility Program (IMP)?
The International Mobility Program is a comprehensive initiative designed to facilitate global mobility, offering LMIA-exempt work permits for individuals and businesses seeking to navigate international borders. Whether you’re a skilled professional, an entrepreneur, or a multinational corporation, the IMP opens doors to a multitude of opportunities.

Who is Eligible for IMP?
The IMP is designed to cater to a diverse range of individuals and businesses. Eligibility criteria may vary depending on the specific category within the program. Here are some key categories:

1. Intra-Company Transfers:
   • Who is Eligible: Employees transferring within a multinational company.
   • Requirements: A valid job offer and proof of employment with the company.
2. Open Work Permits:
   • Who is Eligible: Individuals eligible for certain open work permit categories.
   • Eligibility Criteria: Specific circumstances or relationship status may determine eligibility.
3. Global Talent Stream (GTS):
   • Who is Eligible: Professionals in high-demand occupations.
   • Features: Expedites the work permit application process for eligible occupations.
4. Research and Academia:
   • Who is Eligible: Researchers, professors, and experts contributing to Canadian research and academia.
   • Eligibility: Specific categories tailored for academic personnel.
5. International Students:
   • Who is Eligible: Graduates from Canadian institutions.
   • Opportunity: Post-graduation work permits for gaining Canadian work experience.

Categories Within IMP – LMIA Exempt Work Permits:
Explore a variety of LMIA-exempt work permits under the IMP, each designed to meet unique needs:

1. Intra-Company Transfers:
   • Employees being transferred within a multinational company to a Canadian branch may be eligible for an LMIA-exempt work permit.
2. International Agreements (e.g., CUSMA):
   • Workers from countries with specific trade agreements with Canada, such as CUSMA, may be eligible for LMIA exemptions under certain conditions.
3. Canadian Interests (e.g., Significant Benefit):
   • Work permits issued based on the assessment that employment will bring significant economic, social, or cultural benefits to Canada.
4. Reciprocal Employment:
   • Certain arrangements with countries offering reciprocal employment opportunities for Canadians may qualify for LMIA exemptions.
5. Research and Academia:
   • Researchers, professors, and certain academic personnel may be eligible for LMIA-exempt work permits under specific categories.
6. Global Talent Stream (GTS):
   • The GTS expedites the processing of work permits for high-skilled workers, including LMIA exemptions for eligible occupations.

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