Graduation options and pathways for international students explain how to obtain a Post-Graduation Work Permit and permanent residency in Canada.

The Post-Graduation Work Permit is an open work permit allowing eligible international graduates to work in Canada without a specific job offer.

Spousal open work permit requirements, eligibility based on primary applicant status, relationship authenticity proof, and document preparation steps.

Switching Canadian employers with a closed work permit requires a new Labour Market Impact Assessment and a separate work permit application.

International student eligibility criteria, document checklists, deadlines, and implied status rules govern the Post-Graduation Work Permit in Canada.

Canadian immigration pathways for parents and grandparents explain the permanent resident lottery program, strict financial criteria, and the Super Visa.

A Labour Market Impact Assessment explains when Canadian employers need government approval before hiring foreign workers for specific jobs.

The Federal Skilled Worker Program requires specific work experience, language test scores, education, and age to qualify for Canadian permanent residency.

Provincial Nominee Programs let Canadian provinces nominate skilled workers for permanent residency through enhanced or base application streams.

Canadian work permit applicants need valid passports, job offer letters, proof of funds, and specific documents for different employment streams.