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Version Feb 25, 2021 Queen’s Faculty Recruitment and Support Program
Section 2 - Assessment of the LMIA Exemption Category
Check the applicable LMIA exemption category below (one only).
For employees, if none of the exemptions fit, you will need a full LMIA. Please contact your department.
For visitors, determine the correct exemption by reviewing https://goo.gl/os6VTZ. If you are unsure,
contact monica.stewart@queensu.ca.
☐ PDF - Unionized
(Funded by supervisor’s grant)
For Offer Templates for both types of PDFs see
http://www.queensu.ca/humanresources/forms
☐ PDF Non-unionized
(Fully funded by own grant)
☐ U.S. Citizen (NAFTA)
Research Assistants, Librarians and University
Professors. Others as per NAFTA occupations list.
☐ Mexican Citizen (NAFTA)
Research Assistants, Librarians and University
Professors. Others as per NAFTA occupations list.
☐ Chilean Citizen (Canada Chile FTA) Research Assistants and University Professors
☐ Fulbright Scholar Fee exempt, letter from Fulbright required
☐ Canada Research Chair
Fee exempt, CRC program acceptance letter required
☐ Francophone Mobility Program
If foreign national’
s habitual language is French,
contact Faculty Recruitment 33167 for details.
☐ Visiting Professor or Guest Lecturer
Definitions of these immigration categories are at
https://goo.gl/fzYbhw
☐ International Experience Canada (young
professionals 18 – 35. Must have an
invitation from the government).
Sometimes referred to as “Interns”
Details at https://goo.gl/VVVtMx
☐ Research Award Recipient visiting for
more than 6 months
(Note: individuals staying less than 6
months who are self-funded do not require
a work permit and submission through the
Portal, but can apply for a visitor visa)
Letter from granting organization required. Letter must
indicate that the award is based on academic
excellence and awarded via a competitive process.
☐ ForeignMedicalResidentsandMedical
ResearchFellows
Foreign medical resid
ents are holders of a medical
degree equivalent to that of a Canadian Medical
Doctorate (MD) who are coming to Canada to complete
a residency at a Canadian hospital or in a clinical
setting as part of their medical training.