Spousal Open Work Permit Application Updates | Skills Not Required for Spousal Open Work Permit
Channel: Toronto Diaries
Date: 2022-12-09

Spousal Open Work Permit Updates | NOC C & D or TEER 4 & 5 can apply for Spouse Open Work Permit
If you are on a Post Graduate Work Permit, Temporary Foreign Worker Program (or LMIA), or International Mobility Program, now you can apply for Spousal Open Work Permit even if your working in NOC C (TEER 4) or NOC D (TEER 5) job. IRCC has waived off skills requirement for filing Spouse Open Work Permit.

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✅ Spousal Open Work Permit Updates
✅ Skills Requirements for Spousal Open Work Permit
✅ High Wage Occupations
✅ High Wage Streams and Low Wage Streams

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Link1          ► https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/2022/12/employers-and-temporary-workers-to-benefit-from-family-work-permits-to-address-labour-shortages.html

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