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Vulnerable Foreign Workers

Get Immigration Support When Your Employment Situation Becomes Difficult

Foreign workers who experience workplace abuse, threats, or unsafe working conditions in Canada may have specific immigration options available to help protect them.

At G Square Immigration, we provide guidance to vulnerable workers, help assess their situation, review supporting documents, and explain the available immigration pathways based on their circumstances.

Who Are Vulnerable Foreign Workers?

Vulnerable foreign workers are temporary foreign workers in Canada who may be experiencing abuse or are at risk of abuse related to their employment.
This may include situations involving:

  • Workplace abuse or mistreatment
  • Threats or intimidation
  • Unsafe working conditions
  • Unfair or abusive employment practices
  • Risk of losing immigration status because of an abusive employer

Eligible workers may be able to explore immigration options that provide protection and allow them to move away from an abusive employment situation.

Support for Vulnerable Foreign Workers

We can assist with:

Eligibility Assessment

Immigration Status Review

Document & Evidence Review

Work Permit Guidance

Application Preparation & Filing

Guidance on Changing Employment

Application Follow-Up

Personalized Immigration Support

Why Choose G Square Immigration?

We understand that vulnerable workers may need careful and confidential immigration guidance.

Benefits of Getting Professional Guidance

Professional guidance can help eligible vulnerable workers:

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is considered a vulnerable foreign worker?
A vulnerable foreign worker may be a temporary foreign worker in Canada who is experiencing abuse or is at risk of abuse related to their employment.
Can a vulnerable worker apply for a work permit?
Eligible workers may be able to apply for an open work permit designed for vulnerable workers. Eligibility depends on the individual circumstances and applicable requirements.
What evidence may be required?
Depending on the situation, supporting evidence may include employment documents, messages, photographs, records of incidents, witness information, or other relevant documentation.
Can G Square Immigration help vulnerable foreign workers?
Yes. G Square Immigration can assess your situation, review available documentation, explain potential immigration options, and guide you through the applicable application process.