The Bank of Nova Scotia — Toronto, Ontario

Past LMIA activity for NOC 21222 — Information systems analyst and consultant.

What this means for foreign workers

The Bank of Nova Scotia in Toronto appears in ESDC's positive-LMIA disclosure list with approximately 5-15 approved positions for NOC 21222 (Information systems analyst and consultant). A positive LMIA from this employer would be the foundation for an LMIA-supported work permit application.

Eligibility checklist for an LMIA-supported work permit

A specific written job offer from The Bank of Nova Scotia at the listed location.
A positive LMIA issued to The Bank of Nova Scotia for the role and location (LMIAs are location- and role-specific).
Work experience and credentials that match NOC 21222 — Information systems analyst and consultant.
Language ability sufficient to perform the duties (varies by employer).
No criminal or medical inadmissibility.

How VG Immigration helps

Confirm the offer letter from The Bank of Nova Scotia matches IRCC's expected format for an LMIA-supported work permit.
Match your work history to NOC 21222 duties — most refusals come from a mismatch here.
Prepare the work permit application (IMM 1295) with the supporting submission letter.
Monitor the application until the work permit is issued.

Important disclaimers

Inclusion of an employer in this directory is not a recommendation or endorsement, and does not mean The Bank of Nova Scotia is currently hiring foreign workers.
The LMIA data summarised here comes from ESDC's public LMIA disclosure list and may be out of date by the time you apply.
An LMIA is issued to the employer for a specific role and location. You cannot transfer it to another employer.
VG Immigration Services Inc. has no employment relationship with The Bank of Nova Scotia and cannot arrange offers of employment.