Spousal Work Permit

Full-time international students with a valid study permit can support their spouse or common law accomplice apply for an open work permit. An open work permit will empower the life partner or common law partner of the international student to work, and is normally legitimate for the whole length of the international student's study permit. To be qualified for this program, the international student must be studying full-time, and have a valid study permit at:

• An open post-secondary college; or
• A private post-secondary organization that works under indistinguishable guidelines and guidelines from public institution and gets half of its general activities spending plan from government grants; or
• A private foundation approved by provincial statute to confer degrees.

This open work permit enables its conveyor to work for any business in Canada, and doesn't require an employment proposition, or a Labor Market Impact Assessment. Remember, this open work permit may reject certain occupations, (for example, employments in schools or emergency clinics) except if therapeutic assessment is given.