416-827-8778 Spousal Open Work Permit no longer available for family members of certain international students.
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India-Canada Direct Flights Resume Today
India to Canada flight ban has finally been lifted and not a moment too soon as thousands of students and workers had started to lose hope.
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Update for IEC Candidates in the Working Holiday Pool
IEC candidates already listed in the Working Holiday pool and fully vaccinated will only need their proof of vaccination to enter Canada.
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IEC Working Holiday Extensions – Policy Update September 2, 2021
The IRCC recently updated its policy to facilitate IEC Work Permit holders who have not been able to enter Canada due to the pandemic.
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TR To PR Pathway – Work Permit Update
Beginning July 26th 2021, applicants for the Temporary Residence to Permanent Residence pathway can now apply for an open work permit.
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IEC Pool Reopening March 1 – Job Offer Now Required
The IEC pool reopens March 1, 2021. A Canadian job offer is now required to received an invitation to apply for the working holiday visa
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Implied Status in Canada FAQs – A Comprehensive Guide
A person with implied/maintained status is allowed to continue the activity they were already doing in Canada under the same conditions as their original authorization allowed. Workers may continue to work, students may continue to study, and visitors may continue to visit.
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IEC Working Holiday Visas
Find out about the IEC Working Holiday Visas. How to apply for them and who can apply for them. Get guidance on which program works best for you.
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Public Policy To Allow Restoration of Temporary Status Beyond 90 Days Extended To August 2021
Workers, students, and visitors continue to be exempt from the requirement to restore their status within 90 days of their expiry, and will be allowed to restore their status if they have already expired until August 21, 2021.
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COVID-19: Restoration of Status Beyond Usual 90 Day Period AND Work Allowed During Restoration
Starting immediately, any visitor, student and worker who lost their status ON or AFTER January 30, 2020 and subsequently did not apply to restore the status 90 days, is now eligible to restore their status regardless of the fact that the 90 day period has passed.
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