An Aircraft Mechanic Technician looking for an opportunity to work in Canada

[midu1]

I'm an Aircraft Mechanic Technician looking for an opportunity to work in Canada, Can someone help me to get a permanent work visa?

 

[scylla]

I'm an Aircraft Mechanic Technician looking for an opportunity to work in Canada, Can someone help me to get a permanent work visa?

You'll need to look for jobs and apply for jobs on sites like Indeed and LinkedIn. No jobs here.

 

[midu1]

Most of those websites ask that I must have the right to work in Canada, How can I get the right to work in Canada?

 

[scylla]

Most of those websites ask that I must have the right to work in Canada, How can I get the right to work in Canada?

You have to try to find an employer who is willing to go through the process of hiring a foreign worker. Yes, you're right. Many employers don't want to go through that process. There's no simple path to this. You just have to look for jobs and apply and hope you get lucky.

 

[midu1]

Thank you so much

 

[mrkssi]

Hi, yes the best way is to apply online as mentioned by @scylla. where do you want to move? Which province? Do you speak French? If yes, check this website: https://journeesquebec.gouv.qc.ca/evenements.html
You might find some companies in Quebec willing to hire you even if you are not in the country. But you have to know French. Good luck !

 

[midu1]

Hi, yes the best way is to apply online as mentioned by @scylla. where do you want to move? Which province? Do you speak French? If yes, check this website: https://journeesquebec.gouv.qc.ca/evenements.html
You might find some companies in Quebec willing to hire you even if you are not in the country. But you have to know French. Good luck !

Thank you so much

 

[Naturgrl]

AME is a licensed profession so you need Transport Canada licensing. So research that first.