Recently, many clients have inquired from me, saying that Canada has promulgated a new policy that allows couples to apply for an open work visa when applying for reunification immigration abroad. I also saw this information in some media. However, after carefully studying the official website, I found that this policy is different from what the media reported.

Why does this happen? It turns out that if an applicant applies for couple reunion immigration in Canada, he or she can apply for an open work visa at the same time. Of course, this policy still applies. However, if the applicant is outside the country, he cannot apply for an open work visa at the same time. Currently, this policy still does not allow simultaneous applications outside the country.

Why did the news report become what it is now? The bottom line is that the Canadian Immigration Department has given permission. That is, after the applicant submits the spouse reunion immigration application, if he arrives in Canada with a tourist visa and lives with the sponsor, he can apply for an open work visa. You can understand the details and punctuation. The requirements have not changed. Strictly speaking, the open work visa is not a proper noun, but it has been retained as required.

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