Canada Exempts 11 Foreign Worker Categories from Fees

Canada has announced that 11 categories of foreign workers are eligible to apply for employer-specific work permits without incurring a processing fee, as per the country's immigration authorities. The categories include family members of military personnel under reciprocal agreements, individuals working under cultural agreements with several countries, workers at Roosevelt Campobello International Park, and government personnel on official U.S. business.
Additionally, workers in the Fulbright Program, Canada Research Chair holders, and sponsored distinguished scientists at various Canadian research institutions qualify for the exemption. Charitable or religious workers are also included, provided they do not receive payment for their services.
This fee exemption specifically pertains to employer-specific work permits, and prospective applicants are advised to confirm their eligibility with Canadian immigration authorities.
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