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Spouse Open Work Permit

Spouse Open Work Permit

The Spouse Open Work Permit (SOWP) is an open work visa provided by the Canadian Immigration and Immigration Service for the spouse of those who have a legal study/work permit. A spouse means that both parties are legal couples, or a common-law relationship. Applicants can choose to apply for a work permit based on their spouse’s status in Canada: student spouse work permit, labor spouse work permit, and the applicant can work for any employer during the validity period of the work permit.

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Special statement

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Student spouse requirements

The applicant's spouse has a legal student visa
The applicant's spouse is studying full-time in a Canadian institution of higher learning

Labor spouse requirements

The applicant's spouse holds a legal work permit (valid for more than 6 months)
The applicant's spouse has a job in Canada (0/A/B category)
The applicant’s spouse meets the minimum requirements for the job (degree certificate)

Basic material list

Work permit application form
Proof of relationship between applicant and spouse (such as marriage certificate)
Proof that the applicant and the spouse live at the same address
Applicant's legal work visa for spouse
Work certificate of the applicant's spouse (0/A/B category)
Applicant's spouse pay slip (within three months)
Applicant's passport/electronic photo, etc.
Transcript of the applicant's spouse's Canadian higher education institution (work permit for the student's spouse)
The applicant’s spouse’s enrollment certificate/graduation certificate at a Canadian higher education institution (work permit for the student’s spouse)
Medical certificate (if the applicant is engaged in nursing/education/farm and other industries)
Application fee