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@primaprime - just to clarify the first requirement "a spouse of a skilled worker in an occupation under the National Occupational Classification (NOC) skill type 0, A or B approved to work in Canada six months or longer " Does the 6 months on longer apply to the spouse's work permit or to the...

Hi. Did you find any answers to your question? If you don't mind me asking, what did you end up doing? I am in a similar situation with my spouse

@Naturgrl and can someone in such a situation (Skilled job that is part-time and/or 3 month term-contract) sponsor their spouse for an OWP?

AFAIK, a PGWP is an open work permit in itself in that you are not restricted to a particular employer. So I don't see how having two jobs would be a problem - except if the total weekly hours are impractical for someone to do. But even then, I don't see how a case officer would necessarily have...

I suspect with recent Covid-19 situations a number of forum members might be in a situation similar to ours. My spouse was on OWP as I studied. She even managed to find a job within her NOC as a QA Analyst. I completed my studies in 2020 during the Covid lockdowns and graduated. I applied for my...