CPFTA – Work Permit under the Canada–Peru Free Trade Agreement

CPFTA – Work Permit under the Canada–Peru Free Trade Agreement

LMIA-exempt category under the agreement between Canada and Peru.

Key Applicants and Requirements

• Determine nationality/status recognized by the agreement before submitting the application.
• F50/F51: traders/investors; F52: professionals/technicians; F53/F54/F55: ICT.
• Meet specific requirements regarding occupation, qualifications, contract, trade/investment, or corporate relationship.

Required Documentation

Passport, job offer, contract, CV, qualifications/licenses, and evidence of business according to the applicable category.

Important Notes

Residing in or holding a visa for Peru does not automatically grant eligibility. Work permits and permanent residence (PR) are assessed under separate criteria.

LMIA exemption still requires meeting the criteria for a work permit. Work permits and permanent residence are assessed separately.

Support Process at KeyApply

1. Submit information regarding nationality, residency status, employment, and relevant documents for assessment.
2. Identify the applicable category, missing documents, and scope of support.
3. Prepare the application with an RCIC or overseeing lawyer; monitor for additional requests if applicable.

Register for Profile Assessment

Select Register for profile assessment, fee 0 CAD, to submit your request. Processing fees and government fees, if any, will be confirmed separately based on your case. You may call, email, or message via the KeyApply.com website.

Official Source

IRCC – Guide for F50/F51/F52/F53/F54/F55

Updated on 08/10/2026.

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