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Ferme Bancourt ltée

St-Quentin, NB E8A 2L3

2

Open Positions

1

Approved LMIAs
Primary Agriculture
Program
Province/Territory

New Brunswick

Full Address

St-Quentin, NB E8A 2L3

Hiring For

84120-Specialized livestock workers and farm machinery operators

Business Type

Unknown

About This Position
84120-Specialized livestock workers and farm machinery operators

Ferme Bancourt ltée is actively hiring 2 positions for 84120-Specialized livestock workers and farm machinery operators in New Brunswick, Canada.

What This Means For You
  • This employer has a positive LMIA, meaning they're pre-approved to hire foreign workers
  • 2 positions are available under this LMIA approval
  • The LMIA was approved under the Primary Agriculture stream
Typical Responsibilities May Include:
  • Planting, cultivating, and harvesting crops
  • Operating farm machinery and equipment
  • Caring for livestock and maintaining farm facilities
  • Following health and safety protocols
About Primary Agriculture Stream

Primary Agriculture Stream is specifically for agricultural workers in farming, livestock, and related sectors.

Key Features:
  • Sectors: Farming, nurseries, greenhouses, livestock, and more
  • Seasonal Options: Both seasonal and year-round positions available
  • Accommodation: Employer typically provides housing
  • SAWP: May qualify for Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program
How to Apply
Step 1Research the Employer

Search for Ferme Bancourt ltée online to find their website, job postings, and contact information.

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Step 2Prepare Your Application

Update your resume to highlight experience relevant to 84120-Specialized livestock workers and farm machinery operators.

Step 3Apply Directly

Contact the employer directly or apply through job boards like Indeed, LinkedIn, or Job Bank Canada.

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Step 4Get Your Work Permit

Once hired, the employer will provide the LMIA details you need to apply for your work permit.

Frequently Asked Questions

A Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) is a document that Canadian employers need to hire most foreign workers. A positive LMIA means the government has verified that:
  • There is a genuine need for a foreign worker
  • No Canadian citizen or permanent resident is available for the job
  • Hiring a foreign worker will have a positive or neutral impact on the Canadian labour market
Ferme Bancourt ltée has already obtained a positive LMIA, making your application process smoother.

Processing times vary depending on your country of residence:
  • Online applications: 1-8 weeks typically
  • Paper applications: 2-4 months
  • Global Talent Stream: 2 weeks (expedited)
You can check current processing times on the IRCC website.

Yes! Canadian work experience can help you qualify for permanent residency through:
  • Canadian Experience Class (CEC): After 1 year of skilled work experience
  • Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP): New Brunswick may have programs for workers in demand
  • Federal Skilled Worker: With enough points in Express Entry
  • Agri-Food Pilot: For agricultural workers

To apply for a work permit, you'll typically need:
  • Valid passport
  • Job offer letter from Ferme Bancourt ltée
  • LMIA number (provided by employer)
  • Proof of qualifications/experience
  • Language test results (if required)
  • Medical exam (if required)
  • Police clearance certificate
  • Proof of funds
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