PGWP Rules Changed | Don't Make These Mistakes

Many international students in Canada are now discovering that Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) eligibility is no longer automatic. Since November 1, 2024, IRCC has introduced new PGWP rules that affect students differently based on: • When they applied for their study permit • Whether they studied at a university or a college • Their field of study (CIP code) • Language proficiency requirements In this video, Jas Dhillon, a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC), explains: ✔ Who is exempt from the new PGWP rules ✔ The importance of the November 1, 2024 cutoff date ✔ University vs college PGWP eligibility ✔ PGWP language requirements (CLB 7 vs CLB 5) ✔ Common mistakes that lead to PGWP refusals ✔ What students planning for 2025–2026 must check before applying If you are an international student, recent graduate, or planning to study in Canada, this video can help you avoid costly mistakes. 🎯 Free 10-Minute PGWP Consultation (Limited – PGWP only): 👉 Book here: https://nivaraimmigration.ca/book-con... 📌 This video is for general information only and does not constitute legal advice. #pgwp #canadaimmigration #postgraduationworkpermit #internationalstudents #StudyInCanada #JasRCIC #CIPCode #IRCC #WorkPermit #CanadaVisa #StudentVisa #NivaraImmigration © Nivara Immigration Services