Hiring candidates in Canada: Additional Nail Technician & Hairstylist positions
KeyApply is currently accepting applications for various positions in New Brunswick, British Columbia, and Rural Ontario, and has just added openings for Nail Technicians and Hairstylists.
New Brunswick – Moncton
- Cook - Ethnic Foods: CAD 31.73/hour - High-wage
- Chef - Japanese/Sushi/Korean: CAD 31.73/hour - High-wage
- Restaurant Manager: CAD 31.73/hour - High-wage. Spouse may be eligible for an OWP depending on the profile.
- Food Service Supervisor: CAD 31.73/hour - High-wage
- Baker: 4 positions; salary/classification to be determined.
For the High-wage positions mentioned above, an employment duration of up to 3 years may be requested under the LMIA. The actual Work Permit duration is determined by IRCC.
British Columbia - Campbell River
- Chef - Japanese/Sushi: CAD 38.40/hour - High-wage; an employment duration of up to 3 years may be requested under the LMIA.
Rural Ontario
- Foot Care Technician: C10 - Significant Benefit, LMIA-exempt; NOC 63211 – TEER 3; Work Permit may be granted for up to 2 years depending on the profile.
New Positions
British Columbia - Nail Technician
- Expected salary: approximately CAD 18–23/hour.
- Requirements: Ability to perform acrylic, gel, extensions, and nail design/art.
Nova Scotia & Manitoba - Hairstylist
- Multiple positions; expected salary: approximately CAD 18–23/hour.
- Requirement: Practical hairstyling experience.
For Nail Technicians and Hairstylists, we accept applications from candidates currently in Canada or outside of Canada. English proficiency of CLB 5+ in Listening and Speaking (CELPIP 5+ or equivalent IELTS General) is required. The LMIA may be processed under the Low-wage or High-wage stream depending on the specific salary and position. Low-wage typically has a maximum employment duration of 1 year; High-wage can be requested by the employer for up to 3 years.
Special priority is given to candidates currently in Canada who have relevant experience and are looking for a new employer or need to consider options to maintain their work status in Canada.
Note: Work Permit conditions and duration depend on individual circumstances and the decisions of competent authorities. KeyApply provides recruitment/business support; immigration and Work Permit applications are advised and represented by an RCIC or a licensed lawyer.