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Spousal Open Work Permit
Work freely in Canada while supporting your spouse or partner. Build your Canadian future together with unlimited employment opportunities.
A spousal open work permit allows the spouse or common-law partner of certain individuals to work for any employer in Canada. This permit provides flexibility and helps families stay together while building their lives in Canada.
Key Benefits
- Work for any employer in Canada
- No job offer required
- Change employers freely
- Family reunification support
Eligible Partners
- Canadian citizen spouse
- Permanent resident spouse
- International student spouse
- Skilled worker spouse
Work Together
Building your Canadian future
General Requirements
Partner Categories
International Student
Full-time post-secondary program at DLI
Skilled Worker
NOC TEER 0, 1, 2, or 3 occupation
Other Categories
Protected persons, live-in caregivers, PNP applicants
Eligibility Assessment
We assess your partner's status and your eligibility for spousal work permit.
Document Preparation
Gather relationship proof, partner's status documents, and supporting materials.
Application Submission
Submit your application online or by paper, depending on your location.
Biometrics & Processing
Provide biometrics if required and wait for application processing.
Medical Exam
Complete medical examination if requested by immigration officer.
Work Permit Approval
Receive your open work permit and start working for any employer in Canada.
Family Focus
Specialized expertise in family immigration with deep understanding of spousal work permit requirements.
Relationship Documentation
Expert assistance with proving genuine relationships and gathering supporting evidence.
High Success Rate
Proven track record with spousal work permit applications from around the world.
Fast Processing
Streamlined approach to minimize delays and expedite your family reunification.
Comprehensive Support
From initial assessment to work permit approval, we support your entire journey.
Employment Guidance
Assistance with job search strategies and understanding Canadian workplace culture.