Yes, Open Work Permits will continue during the Express Entry process. However, you will have to receive an approval-in-principle of your application before you will be able to apply for the Work Permit.
The approval-in-principle will just simply outline all of the terms and conditions that will be in connection of this process.
If you are to bridge your Open Work Permit that is about to expire, it will allow you to keep working while waiting on a final outcome during the Express Entry process.
In order to be able to bridge your Open Work Permit during the Express Entry Program you must:
The only way that you will be issued a bridging Open Work Permit is if you requested one. Unless it is specified that you want one, you will not receive one.
In order to obtain an Open Work Permit, you will need to apply under one of the Canadian Permanent Resident classes. Examples of the classes are:
If you have an Open Work Permit you may not be required to have a Labour Market Opinion or even a job offer to support it.
Some of the main benefits of Bridging Open Work Permits under Express Entry are as follows:
If certain conditions are met by you, your spouse or common-law partner may also be able to apply for an Open Work Permit.
In order for a dependant to apply for a Work Permit, they must obtain either a Labour Market Impact Assessment OR an exemption based on your specific situation.
If you have any questions or concerns about any of this process our staff is experienced and are always willing to help. If there is anything that we can assist you with in order for you to be successful please contact us and let us know.
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