Find the People Your Business Needs
Recruitment and immigration support for Canadian employers.
Looking for qualified workers? Kap Unity Canada helps employers identify candidates, coordinate screening and interviews, and navigate applicable immigration processes—from understanding your hiring needs to supporting onboarding.
Work With a Team You Can Verify
Kap Unity Canada combines authorized Canadian immigration representation with licensed foreign worker recruitment in Nova Scotia. Verify our registration details below.
Amelia Ajoc, RCIC • Individual Professional (RCIC)
College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC / CCIC)
Amelia Ajoc — Active Member
Canada (Federal / Nationwide Immigration Services)
Amelia Ajoc / Kap Unity Canada • Licensed Recruiter / Agency
Province of Nova Scotia — Labour Standards Code (R.S.N.S 1989, c.246)
RL-0225 (Registry notice FWRL-225)
Nova Scotia, Canada
Real People. Real Journeys.
Meet some of the individuals and families we have supported on their journey to Canada.

Welcome to Canada — Kap Unity Canada arrival in Nova Scotia
Halifax International Airport • Nova Scotia
Your Hiring Journey in Five Clear Steps
From initial workforce assessment to authorized immigration submissions and settlement support.
Discuss Your Hiring Needs
We learn about your business, vacancies, job duties, qualifications, location and preferred hiring timeline.
Match Suitable Candidates
We identify potential candidates whose experience and qualifications align with your requirements.
Screen and Interview
We coordinate candidate screening and interviews so you can assess suitability and make informed hiring decisions.
Assess and Prepare Immigration Applications
Our authorized immigration professional reviews applicable pathways and assists with agreed application preparation and submissions.
Support Onboarding and Next Steps
We help coordinate onboarding and provide guidance on work authorization and potential permanent residence options, where applicable.
Recruitment Support Across Key Industries
Click any industry to tell us who you need to hire. Regulated professions may require provincial licensing before or after arrival.