Yes I am in the middle east Jobseeker. Actually I am asking for my spouse's case. I will be landing in Canada probably by May on a workingn permit, with my spouse on visit visa,and my son on student permit. My NOC class is A. Learned from you and from the guideline that my hubby is eligible for an open work permit. And from the many advises of forum mates, I was advised to apply the work permit of my spouse at the port of entry. Some said I can also do it from inside Canada by filing " Extend stay or change condition" form. Our TRV applications are under process right now. Actually I have already done my medicals. In my hubby's application, we mentioned that He is planning to stay for only 45 days. We are left with no option but to do this beause the guideline says that we have to establish ties and proofs that we are not overstaying in Canada. But deep in our hearts we want the whole family to be staying together in Canada for the whole duration of my WP validity. To obtain a work permit for my hubby will bail us out from this problem. We do not intend to violate any of the CIC rules. Probably in my hubby's application, if we will not mention that He is leaving Canada after 45 days, chances are we might get rejections. What really are the chances of my husband getting the work permit at th POE? I ran the WP eligibility test in the CIC webiste, and it seems that without the job offer and the LMO it is not possible to get one. Can my husband still apply for an OWP permit at the POE despite the declaration in his visit visa(multiple) application that He intends to stay in Canada for only 45 days? I am afraid the officer might not allow us to enter Canada if my husband would apply for OWP at the poe because in our application he said he will stay only 45 days. If my husband will also not mention on his visit visa application that He intends to stay only for 45 days our application might be rejected too. So confused...please guide...