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Urgent Hiring: 2 Sushi Chefs - Fraser Valley, British Columbia
KeyApply is recruiting 2 sushi chefs for a Japanese restaurant in Fraser Valley, BC, east of Vancouver. Candidates with practical sushi experience who can start in March 2027 are preferred.
JOB DETAILS
- Position: Sushi Chef (2 people).
- Location: Fraser Valley, British Columbia, Canada.
- Wage: CAD 38.50/hour.
- Hours: 30 hours/week.
- High-wage LMIA: The employer states that it has been submitted, but approval has not yet been confirmed.
- The position is expected to last 3 years; the actual work permit duration depends on the immigration authority's decision.
- Earliest start date: March 2027.
EXPERIENCE AND PROFILE
Candidates must have practical experience preparing sushi. The English CV should clearly describe the types of sushi they have prepared, their work in Japanese kitchens, and relevant experience.
Please provide your CV, current place of residence, Canadian residency status/work permit (if applicable), English proficiency level, and the earliest possible start date. Candidates will be screened before being introduced to the partner.
WORK PERMIT AND IMMIGRATION
LMIA submission does not mean approval. A job offer, LMIA, and work permit do not guarantee the issuance of a work permit or permanent residency. Immigration files must be assessed separately by an RCIC or authorized lawyer.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Can someone with only general cooking experience apply?
The employer requires practical sushi-making experience. The CV must clearly demonstrate the candidate's sushi skills and experience.
Has the LMIA been approved?
Approval has not yet been confirmed. The partner states that the high-wage LMIA application has been submitted.
Can candidates outside Canada submit their applications?
Applications can be submitted for screening, but selection and work permit eligibility depend on the specific circumstances of each case.
KeyApply assists with recruitment connections and initial information preparation; immigration legal advice is provided by an RCIC or authorized lawyer when necessary.
Potential Immigration Opportunities
Referral programs based on location and occupation:
The NOC/TEER must be determined based on actual duties, language skills, experience, business conditions, and program status. If the occupation falls under TEER 4/5, this experience does not automatically qualify for CEC. Rural Renewal also depends on the designated community and endorsement.
Note: This is for reference only. Immigration policies and conditions may change at any time. KeyApply does not guarantee a provincial nomination, invitation, or permanent residency.
Contact: +1 647 993 9654 (WhatsApp/Zalo) · KeyApply.com
Recruitment Information: KeyApply receives and forwards candidate applications to hiring partners with appropriate licenses for review. Immigration matters are advised on and handled by lawyers or RCICs licensed in Canada.
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