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Common-law partners or Spouses of full-time students with valid study permits are eligible to apply for an open work permit. An open work permit allows the overseas student’s spouse or common-law partner to work.
To apply, your spouse/partner will not need a job offer, and his/her permit will be valid for the same term as your study permit. This is a great way for your spouse or common-law partner to get involved in the community, obtain useful work experience, and make extra money. After you arrive in Canada, your spouse or common-law partner can apply for a work permit.
It is also feasible to apply for the spouse/common partner work permit concurrently with your original study permit outside of Canada.
Your minor child/children may also study at the preschool, primary, or secondary levels without a study permit.
Please keep in mind that children who are accompanied by an adult who is in Canada on a work or study permit may study without a study permit at the pre-school, primary, and secondary levels. Please keep in mind that most applications to Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) require applicants to pay government application processing costs.
are enrolled full-time in a public post-secondary school, such as a college or university, or a CEGEP in Quebec, a private college-level school in Quebec, or a Canadian private school that can legally award degrees under provincial law (for example, a Bachelor’s, Masters’, or Doctorate degree), and have a valid study permit.
Our Canadian immigration services feature a variety of alternatives, including Full Representation, Final Review, and Do-It-Yourself packages.
If you have any questions, you can schedule a consultation with an immigration specialist.
Social Immigration & Visa Services is dedicated to helping individuals and families navigate the complex immigration process to Canada.
587-839-4042
office@socialimmigration.ca
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