General Farm Worker (Harvesting) — Oyster and King, Surrey BC (No Experience, Will Train, LMIA)

Most LMIA-approved Canadian postings ask for experience. This one doesn't: Oyster and King, a farming operation in Surrey, British Columbia, is hiring general farm workers for harvesting (NOC 85101) — "no experience" is written in the official posting, with training provided. Approved LMIA, 2 vacancies, open to candidates with or without a valid Canadian work permit. Apply by 28 October 2026.

What the job is

Harvest work. You'll be on your feet through planting-support and harvesting tasks — picking, sorting, packing, field and greenhouse labour — in morning, day and weekend shifts that flex with the season. The posting lists 30 to 60 hours per week, which tells you the honest truth about harvest: the hours move with the crop.

Pay and conditions

• CAD 19.23 per hour
• 30 to 60 hours per week — expect the higher end in peak harvest
• Permanent employment, full time, shift and flexible hours
• On site — Surrey, BC
• 2 vacancies

What they ask for

• No degree, certificate or diploma
• No experience — will train
• English

This is the entry rung. First foreign-hire harvest crews are usually heavy on stamina and light on paperwork: show up fit, follow instructions, and learn fast. People who last a season on a BC farm come out with exactly the Canadian reference the next job asks for.

The permit, in three sentences

The employer's approved LMIA is what allows a foreign hire; they pay for it, by law. After a genuine offer you apply for your work permit. A work permit is not permanent residence — but a clean first season is how better postings start noticing you.

How to apply

The button below opens the official Job Bank posting (#50046213). Direct Apply needs a free Job Bank account. No agent should ever sit between you and this link — and no one legitimate will ever charge you a fee for it.

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Source: Government of Canada — Job Bank, posting #50046213, verified 20 October 2026. CareersDig is an independent job board and is not affiliated with ESDC or Job Bank.