Are you an overseas student in Canada pursuing post-secondary studies and keen to stay in the nation only to do a job there in, post the conclusion of your studies? In case the answer is in the affirmative, there is no reason why you should not be happy to learn that you can do the same.

What you require to work in the Maple Leaf Country?

You require a work visa for the object of living in the nation, for receiving the valuable Canada job experience. It is crucial that you are qualified to be given work visa. For the same, it is necessary that you file a petition under the Post Graduate Work Permit Programme (PGWPP). You can submit an application for getting hold of permanent residency (Pr) post having done a job in the nation for many years. It can be carried-out through the Express Entry Programme.

Is there a requirement of LMIA?

The answer is No. There is no requirement whatsoever of any Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA), for filing a petition for a postgraduate work visa. It is given on the ground of the period of your programme even as three years is the maximum period of work visa in the nation.

Some Major Requirements for Eligibility

• Your age must be not less than 18 years.
• You must have embarked on full-time study of not less than 900 hours or 8 months.
• You must have concluded a study programme from any of the designated learning institutions (DLI), or any involved schools, such as the CEFEP, or private post-secondary organization operating under parallel laws as public organization.
• You must have a legitimate study permit at the time of presenting the petition.
• You must have a letter from your school confirming these, namely, your completion of scheme, the DLI number, and also the period of study scheme.