Caregivers & Nannies

Nannies and caregivers — from first work permit to permanent residence.

If you’re a nanny, home child-care provider or personal support worker working in Canada, we handle the immigration side start to finish — with affordable fees and honest, straight-talking advice.

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A Specialised Niche

Caregiver cases have their own rules — we work in them every day

Nanny and caregiver files come with specific LMIA requirements, dedicated pilots and a real path to permanent residence. We help caregivers work legally, change employers, and build a future in Canada.

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Already in Canada? Let’s keep you working.

If you’re a nanny, home child-care provider or personal support worker already here, staying employed and in status is what matters most. We help you:

  • Secure a new LMIA-backed job offer and change employers
  • Extend or restore your work permit
  • Move from caregiving work toward permanent residence through the current caregiver pathways
  • Understand your real options honestly — before you commit to anything
Why Caregivers Choose Us

Honest, licensed help for caregivers in Canada

Licensed & accountable

Registered Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) representation, authorized under Canadian immigration regulations and the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC).

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Caregiver specialists

We work in caregiver and nanny files every day — the LMIA rules, the dedicated pilots and the PR pathways.

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Economical fees

One fair, transparent fee for your whole file. If a program isn’t right for you, we’ll tell you — we won’t sell it to you.

How It Works

A simple, transparent process

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1. Free consultation

Tell us about your situation. No cost, no pressure.

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2. Honest assessment

Realistic options and timelines for your case, in plain language.

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3. File preparation

LMIA, work permits and permanent residence applications, handled properly.

Common Questions

Caregiver & nanny FAQs

I’m a caregiver in Canada — can I get PR?

There are dedicated permanent-residence pathways for caregivers with Canadian experience, including the Home Care Worker Immigration Pilots. Eligibility depends on your work history, job offer and language results.

Do I need an LMIA to change employers?

Usually — a new caregiver job offer normally needs a positive LMIA before you can get a work permit for that employer. We build the LMIA to meet the caregiver requirements.

How long does it take?

Timelines vary with the program, the LMIA queue and where the worker applies from. We give you a realistic estimate at the consultation — not a one-size-fits-all number.

Let’s talk about your caregiver case.

One free consultation tells you exactly where you stand.

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