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will i still be eligible for 3 year work permit ?

ankithazarika

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Apr 5, 2014
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Hello Everyone
I am new to this forum. I am currently in my 2nd semester, i have two more semesters to go ( next fall and winter ) i will be taking two courses next winter which will be my last semester, but for being a full time student you will have to minimum take 3 courses. will i still be eligible for 3 year work permit ?
 

tusharnayyer

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May 29, 2013
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To be eligible for 3 yrs pgwp. The following applies based on my researched knowledje
1) 4 terms spread over 2 years ( 1 term -4 months hence total 16 months of course)
2) Awards 30 credits or more
3)non distance non partime
4)should be from a publicly funded cllg

The rules however are slightly different for univ based programme
 

orange_girl

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It's ok to be part-time in your last semester. Even if you have only one course left in your last semester, you will still be eligible for a Post Graduate Work Permit after graduation. Read eligibility criteria for PGWP on CIC website.
 

samroc

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tusharnayyer said:
To be eligible for 3 yrs pgwp. The following applies based on my researched knowledje
1) 4 terms spread over 2 years ( 1 term -4 months hence total 16 months of course)
2) Awards 30 credits or more
3)non distance non partime
4)should be from a publicly funded cllg

The rules however are slightly different for univ based programme
tusharnayyer: Are you familiar with the credit requirement for university (public) students applying for PGWP? Is it ≥ 30 credits as well?

I tried looking/searching for this information on the CIC site but couldn't find it. Thanks!