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More than 1,500 international students say they have been left in limbo after receiving refusals for their Post Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) applications. According to students and their legal representatives, many completed their studies expecting to qualify for a PGWP. The concern centres around programs classified as non credit, with students arguing they were not aware this could affect their applications. Some graduates have reported receiving refusals, while others who studied in the same program and intake say their applications were approved. This has raised questions about consistency and how PGWP eligibility is being assessed. IRCC has stated that the PGWP eligibility criteria have not changed and that the June 24 update was intended to clarify existing guidance, not introduce new rules. Regardless of how this situation develops, it highlights an important lesson for every current and future international student: Before applying to a school or program, ask yourself: ❓ Is this specific program eligible for a PGWP? ❓ Is the institution public or private? ❓ If my program is subject to field of study requirements, does its CIP code meet the current eligibility criteria? ❓ How could this program affect my future work permit and permanent residence plans? Choosing a school should never be based only on tuition, location or how quickly you can receive an offer. Your education, work permit and long term immigration strategy are connected. A decision made before your first day of class can affect your options after graduation. If you’re planning to study in Canada or you’re unsure how recent PGWP guidance may affect your situation, it’s worth reviewing your options before making your next move. Comment CANADA if you’d like to discuss your study or immigration pathway with our team. Follow @marcuscanada.immigration for trusted updates on Canadian immigration, PGWP, Express Entry, study permits, permanent residence, IRCC policy changes and international student guidance. #canadaimmigration #expressentry #internationalstudentscanada #pgwp

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