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Work Permit

Work Permit

Post-graduation Work Permit (PGWP) is a visa for international students to legally work in Canada after graduating from a full-time study in a Canadian government-recognized institution (usually referred to as a public school). This is an open work visa, and international students can work for any employer. Working in a specific position for a full year meets the basic conditions of Canadian Experienced Immigration (CEC). The time given by the work permit after graduation is generally the same as the project time of study, but if the study time is 2 years (or more), you can get a 3-year work permit after graduation, and the work permit must be issued at the school to confirm graduation. Submit the application within 90 days after the proof of the certificate. In addition, a graduate work permit can only be obtained once per person.

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Special statement

All the immigration and visa services submitted by you entrusted by Wei Ling Study Abroad and Immigration Company will be reviewed and submitted by the Wei Ling Licensed Immigration Consultant (ICCRC).

Basic requirements for application

Applicant is adult at the time of application (age greater than 18 years old)
Applicants can study full-time in Canada for at least 8 months (generally 2 years or more)
Applicant graduated from a Canadian public college or university
The online course part of the applicant's learning project cannot account for more than 50% of the total course
Applicants must maintain full-time student status during the study period (except in special circumstances)
Graduation certificate/transcript proof that meets the graduation requirements
Applicants must hold a valid study permit when applying for a work permit
The work permit must be applied for within 180 days after the applicant graduates

Basic material list

Work permit application form
Applicant's legal study permit (Study Permit)
Applicant's passport/electronic photo, etc.
Transcript of the applicant's Canadian higher education institution
The applicant's Canadian higher education institution enrollment certificate/graduation certificate
Medical certificate (if the applicant is engaged in nursing/education/farm and other industries)