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👉 Company's immigrationqueries: https://gooselaw.cliogrow.com/book/9c... 👉 FREE Spousal Sponsorship webinar: https://event.webinarjam.com/channel/... Can You Change Your Work Location in Canada? If your Canadian work permit has a specific city or address written on it, you might think you are free to work from any office your employer owns. However, working in a location not stipulated on your permit can lead to a serious breach of immigration regulations. This video explains the legal requirements for work locations under the International Mobility Program and why your physical location directly impacts your required salary. What this video covers This video addresses a common misconception: that a work permit for a specific employer allows for total mobility across Canada. We dive into the specific requirements of the "Offer of Employment" submitted through the Employer Portal and how the government uses your work location to determine the median prevailing wage. Moving from a city like Saskatoon to Burnaby without authorization isn't just a logistical change—it’s a legal one that can result in a breach of your permit conditions. What you’ll learn in this video Why the work location on your permit face is a binding legal condition. How your physical location in Canada dictates the minimum salary your employer must pay you. The process for applying for a "change of location" before you move. How employers can request "multiple locations" authorization to avoid frequent permit updates. The "highest median wage" rule for employees traveling across different Canadian provinces. Who this applies to Work Permit Holders: Specifically those under the International Mobility Program whose permits were supported by an employer's offer of employment. Canadian Employers: Businesses hiring foreign nationals who need to understand their compliance obligations regarding work sites and client visits. HR Professionals: Anyone managing a mobile workforce within Canada to ensure they stay on the right side of IRCC regulations. Frequently Asked Questions Many people ask: “Can I work at a different office if my work permit lists a specific city?” I cover this at 0:22. Which part are you most concerned about? Many people ask: “Does changing my work location in Canada change my required salary?” I cover this at 2:34. Which part are you most concerned about? Many people ask: “How can an employer get permission for a worker to travel to multiple sites?” I cover this at 4:34. Which part are you most concerned about?