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I see—it may be that the work permit process works differently from non-EEA countries. I don't have experience with PoE Letters of Introduction but based on what you are saying (and this page), it looks like you can show up at any PoE with your Letter of Introduction and have your work permit...

Yes, as long as you meet the COVID-19 entry requirements (which I assume you will, starting September 7) AND you are otherwise eligible to enter Canada (in this case, as a visitor via an ETA). If you are entering as a tourist, you will have to satisfy the border officer that your stay is...

Thanks a lot! It's a huge relief to hear that :) I guess the date written on my passport just stands for the date at which my status as a student expires.

Title says it all--I transitioned from a study permit to a PGWP but I received the PGWP so late that the TRV that I have from my study permit is about to expire. On top of that, because I just came back from travelling a couple days ago, the border wrote today's date on my passport (under the...

Does anyone have an experience with the following situation? I applied for a PGWP in May and later on (to my horror) realized that my application may ultimately get rejected because literally the day after I received my confirmation of graduation letter I only accepted a job offer that...

Hi everyone, Does anyone have any experience with the following situation? Studying and graduating with a study permit; Applying for a PGWP from inside Canada; Being on maintained status with a TRV; and then Leaving Canada for another country and re-entering Canada while on maintained status...

Thanks for that. Do you have any clue how long it takes to get one? :confused:

Title says it all. According to this page, to have a 'valid' job offer that counts either towards the Canadian Experience Class or the Federal Skilled Workers class applications, your employer needs a new positive LMIA unless you are working on a work permit issued based on an LMIA or the job is...

Thanks, canuck_in_uk!

Hi everyone, I hold a BA degree from a Canadian university. I am now pursuing my JD degree from a Canadian law school. During my BA degree, all of my Winter Session terms (September to April) were full-time, with the exception of two consecutive summer terms when I took one 3 credit course per...