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Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP): Complete Guide

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Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP): Complete Guide
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What Is a Post-Graduation Work Permit?

The Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) allows international students who have completed a program at a PGWP-eligible DLI to work in Canada after graduation. The PGWP is an open work permit — meaning you can work for any employer, in any occupation, anywhere in Canada.

The PGWP is a critical stepping stone in the student-to-PR pathway.


PGWP Duration

Program LengthPGWP Duration
Less than 8 monthsNot eligible
8 months to less than 2 yearsSame length as study program
2+ years3 years
Multiple programsCan combine (if each is 8+ months)

Eligibility Requirements

RequirementDetails
SchoolMust have studied at a PGWP-eligible DLI
Program lengthMinimum 8 months
Study statusFull-time student throughout program
CompletionReceived final marks or completion letter from school
Application timingMust apply within 180 days of receiving final marks
Valid study permitMust hold a valid study permit (or have held one)
Only onceYou can only get one PGWP in your lifetime

New PGWP Rules (2024-2025)

Recent changes to PGWP eligibility:

ChangeDetails
Language requirementCLB 7 for university graduates; CLB 5 for college graduates
Field of studyCollege PGWP may be limited to programs linked to occupations in shortage
Private collegesMost private college graduates no longer eligible
Program levelMaster's programs 16+ months get 3-year PGWP regardless of program length

How to Apply

  1. Complete your program — receive final marks/completion letter
  2. Request a letter from your school — confirming eligibility
  3. Apply online — within 180 days of receiving final marks
  4. Pay the fee — $255 (open work permit fee)
  5. Receive your PGWP — typically processed in 1–3 months

PGWP → Permanent Residence

PathwayDetails
CEC1+ year Canadian work experience → Express Entry CEC
FSWCanadian education + work experience → higher CRS score
PNPProvincial nomination through work experience
Category-basedIf your occupation matches a category

CRS Points from PGWP Work

Canadian ExperienceCRS Points (Single)
1 year40
2 years53
3 years64

Tips

  1. Apply within 180 days — don't miss this deadline
  2. You only get ONE PGWP — plan your study program wisely
  3. Language test — take IELTS/CELPIP early for the new language requirement
  4. Work in your NOC field — relevant experience helps for CEC and PNP
  5. Start planning for PR during PGWP — don't wait until it expires
  6. 2+ year programs give 3-year PGWP — maximize your work time

Source: IRCC — Post-Graduation Work Permit

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