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So I am coming to the end of a 2 year International Experience Canada work permit, it expires on April 28th. I submitted a permanent residency application under Canadian Experience Class on April 17th which clearly will not be approved before the end of my current work permit.
Do I need to apply for a Bridging Open Work Permit?
I am not planning to leave the country before my PR is approved.
I'm reading mixed things online and I don't see any clear route to apply for this on my sign in page.
I can’t remember the exact details but I know I ended up applying for an open bridging work permit. That meant that I went onto implied status until it was approved, which took about 5 weeks and then once it was approved it was valid until my permanent residency was approved.
I seem to remember that implied status will only come into affect if you are on a work permit and applying for another work permit. Permanent residency is not a work permit, so you need the bridging work permit in order to get implied status.
I can’t remember the exact details but I know I ended up applying for an open bridging work permit. That meant that I went onto implied status until it was approved, which took about 5 weeks and then once it was approved it was valid until my permanent residency was approved.
I seem to remember that implied status will only come into affect if you are on a work permit and applying for another work permit. Permanent residency is not a work permit, so you need the bridging work permit in order to get implied status.
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