Shopify — Toronto, Ontario

Past LMIA activity for NOC 21232 — Software developer.

What this means for foreign workers

Shopify in Toronto appears in ESDC's positive-LMIA disclosure list with approximately 5-15 approved positions for NOC 21232 (Software developer). 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 Shopify at the listed location.
• A positive LMIA issued to Shopify for the role and location (LMIAs are location- and role-specific).
• Work experience and credentials that match NOC 21232 — Software developer.
• Language ability sufficient to perform the duties (varies by employer).
• No criminal or medical inadmissibility.

How VG Immigration helps

1. Confirm the offer letter from Shopify matches IRCC's expected format for an LMIA-supported work permit.
2. Match your work history to NOC 21232 duties — most refusals come from a mismatch here.
3. Prepare the work permit application (IMM 1295) with the supporting submission letter.
4. 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 Shopify 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• The LMIA data summarised here comes from ESDC's public LMIA disclosure list and may be out of date by the time you apply.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 Shopify and cannot arrange offers of employment.

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