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1, Yes, as long as at least 1/2 the program is completed in Canada you would also be eligible for a PGWP
Distance learning
Students who have begun their studies in Canada and whose classes have been moved online due to COVID-19-related travel and health restrictions will not be penalized. The following temporary policy changes have been made to better accommodate international students who have completed distance learning courses outside Canada offered by Canadian institutions.
- Currently, any time spent overseas while studying in programs offered by Canadian institutions will be counted toward the overall length of the post-graduation work permit.
- Students will still need to complete at least 50%Footnote *** of their program of study’s total courses in Canada (either online or in-class).
Footnotes
Footnote ***
50% of a total program of study is calculated based on the number of courses completed
in Canada. In a situation where
part of a semester is completed in Canada and the other part online while overseas, IRCC will consider that the semester was completed in Canada. Applicants may have to submit additional documents issued by the DLI.