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How The Changes To The Student Work Permit Affect The Spouses Of These Students?

By Embarkation Law Group

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Darryl Larson, Immigration Lawyer with Embarkation Law Group in Vancouver, explains how the changes to the student work permit affect the spouses of these students. The changes to the graduate student work permit program are designed to make it easier for the student?s spouse to find work as well, and for the same period of time. [...]

Full post as published by Canadian Immigration Blog on July 25, 2008 (boomark / email).

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