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Working temporarily in Canada: Jobs that do not require a work permit
参考中文版：不需要工作签证就可以在加拿大临时工作的职业 。
Some temporary jobs in Canada may not require a work permit.
You may not need a work permit if you fall into one of the following categories:
Business visitors do not need a work permit. They may still need a temporary resident visa. For details, see the Visiting Canada section on the left-hand side of this page.
A business visitor is someone who comes to Canada to engage in international business activities without directly entering the Canadian labour market.
Business visitors must prove the following:
Important: “Business person” is a different category with different requirements. See Business people in the Related Links section at the bottom of this page.
Diplomats and official representatives of other countries or the United Nations and their staff can work in Canada without a work permit.
Family members of foreign representatives
Accredited family members of diplomatic agents and those whose status is equivalent to a diplomat can work in Canada without a work permit.
These people must have written authorization from the Office of Protocol of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada. The authorization is in the form of a note when it comes from an embassy or high commission. It is in the form of a letter when it comes from an international organization. For more information, see the Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada link in the Related Links section at the bottom of this page.
Members of an armed force from another country can work in Canada without a work permit if they have movement orders stating that they are entering Canada under the terms of the Visiting Forces Act.
Canada has exchange agreements with some countries for officials to work in each other’s government departments. Government officials coming to work in Canada do not need a work permit to work in Canada, but they must bring a formal letter of agreement if they will be working here for longer than three months.
Certain foreign students in Canada can work without a work permit on the campus of the institution where they are studying. For more information, see Studying in Canada on the left-hand side of this page.
Foreign artists coming to Canada to perform, as well as their essential support staff—the people that are integral to the performance—can work without a permit if they are only performing here for a limited period of time and will not be performing in a bar or restaurant.
If they will be performing in a bar or restaurant, performers and their staff each need a work permit.
Performing artists coming to work in Canada cannot enter into an employment relationship with the Canadian group that has contracted for their services. They must also not perform for the production of a movie, television or radio broadcast.
Foreign teams, athletes and coaches can compete in Canada without a work permit.
Reporters working for foreign newspapers, television channels, news agencies or companies involved in reporting news events can work in Canada without a permit if they are reporting on events here.
Guest speakers, commercial speakers or seminar leaders can speak or deliver training in Canada without a work permit as long as the event is no longer than five days.
Organizers and administrative staff of international meetings or conventions being held in Canada do not need a work permit.
Note: People providing audiovisual services and other “hands-on” help at these events must have a work permit to work in Canada.
People coming to Canada to work as ordained ministers, lay persons or members of a religious order do not need a work permit to perform their religious duties or assist a religious group. These religious duties may include preaching doctrine, presiding at liturgical functions or providing spiritual counselling.
Officials at international amateur competitions can come to Canada to judge or officiate without a work permit.
Professors and academic experts coming to Canada to evaluate or supervise academic projects, research proposals or university theses do not need a work permit. This applies to Canadian research organizations as well as to academic institutions.
Expert witnesses or investigators
Experts coming to Canada to give evidence before a regulatory body, tribunal or court of law do not need a work permit.
Foreign health-care students can do their clinical clerkships or do short-term work in Canada without a work permit if the main purpose of the work is to acquire training. Health-care students must have written approval from the Canadian regulatory board responsible for their occupation. A normal training practicum should not exceed four months.
Note: Foreign health-care students must undergo a Canadian immigration medical examination before coming to Canada.
Inspectors coming to Canada to inspect the flight operations or cabin safety of commercial airlines doing international flights do not need a work permit.
Accident or incident investigators
Accredited representatives or advisers coming to Canada to work on an aviation accident or incident investigation conducted under the authority of the Transportation Accident Investigation and Safety Board Act do not need a work permit.
Foreign members of crews working on foreign vehicles (for example, flight attendants and members of ships’ crews) do not need a work permit if the vehicle is in Canada for the international transportation of cargo or passengers.
People coming to Canada to help out in an emergency do not need a work permit if they are coming here to help preserve life or property. Examples of emergencies would be natural disasters, such as floods or earthquakes, or industrial accidents threatening the environment.
参考中文版：不需要工作签证就可以在加拿大临时工作的职业 。