What is a work visa after graduation in Canada?

After graduation in Canada, the work visa is hollow.

A permit is a work permit that does not restrict the employer. According to the policy, anyone who has completed at least 8 months (or more) courses in Canada and graduated from a public college (or a bachelor's degree program in a private school) designated and recognized by the Canadian government can unconditionally apply for this employer-free work permit.

There are some details of this policy that need to be clarified:

1. application time: you must apply within 90 days after completing the course; The so-called course completion, this time definition is very important, refers to the time when the final course results, not the time to get the graduation certificate.

Diplomas from Canadian universities are usually issued at graduation ceremonies, usually one semester (four months later) after completing all courses. If students wait for their diplomas to apply for such a post-graduation work visa, they will not be accepted (voluntarily give up) because they missed the application time of 90 days. Applicants can only apply for a post-graduation work visa after completing the courses of another public school.

2. Once in a lifetime: After graduation, each applicant can only apply for a work visa once. In other words, as long as you have applied for a post-graduation work visa before, even if you only get a 1 year post-graduation work visa for the first time, you can't apply for any form of post-graduation work visa in your life (even if you have completed a new course).

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Valid time of work visa: You can only apply for a post-graduation work visa after completing at least 8 months of courses. How long you can get a valid work visa depends on the time (setting) when the applicant actually completes the course. According to the policy, you can apply for a three-year work visa after completing two years or more courses; If the course is completed for more than 8 months, but less than 2 years, you can get a valid work visa equivalent to the course (setting) time.

4. How long can I apply for a work permit after completing two courses? This is a very complicated problem, because every visa officer will have some subjective assumptions about the coherent understanding of immigration law. Therefore, for such a question now, there can only be the following clear answer:

If you graduated from two different levels of courses and one course (setting) is arranged for two years, you can definitely apply for a three-year work visa. For example, an applicant completed the postgraduate diploma course of 1 year, then transferred credits, and completed the master's (or postgraduate diploma) course originally scheduled for two years in another year and graduated.