Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has recently announced revised guidelines affecting spouses and common-law partners of individuals holding study permits. These changes particularly impact partners of full-time students enrolled in graduate programs, professional degree programs, and those possessing a valid open work permit under the C42 category, which extends their permission as partners of students in a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) eligible program at a designated institution. It's worth noting that applications submitted prior to March 18, 2024, remain unaffected by these modifications.
For those interested in staying updated on Canadian immigration policies, a recent news article highlights the surge in the "Canada's Start-Up Visa Program Witnesses Surge in January 2024" for further insights.
For those interested in staying updated on Canadian immigration policies, a recent news article highlights the surge in the "Canada's Start-Up Visa Program Witnesses Surge in January 2024" for further insights.