IRCC updates for Spousal Open Work Permits

Join Rachel from Moving2Canada as she unpacks the latest updates from IRCC on eligibility requirements for Spousal Open Work Permits, effective March 19.
This concise overview will clarify who can apply, the necessary documents, and the criteria for different applicant groups, whether you're applying, renewing, or have applied before or after the update.
Don't miss out on understanding these crucial changes that could impact your family's ability to work in Canada.
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[@crisantemo27]

Hello dear. Our application was approved in october 2023, our passports have the Canadian visa for work and study. I will study at a college for two-year program. Does that mean my husband will get his open work permit at the port of entry with no issues even thought we will travel after March 19th? Thanks in advance