Canada's updated work permit regulations in 2025 are reshaping how foreign nationals enter and work in the country. These changes aim to align immigration policies more closely with labor market needs while improving worker protection.

Key updates include:

Extended Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWPs) for graduates in high-demand sectors

Sector-specific work permits, allowing workers to move within industries without new LMIAs

Stricter LMIA requirements to prioritize hiring Canadians first

Expanded open work permits for spouses and dependents of foreign workers

These reforms are not only about regulation—they also help streamline the pathway to permanent residency. Gaining valid Canadian work experience now plays a bigger role in programs like Express Entry and PNPs.

Applicants should ensure their job roles align with recognized NOC codes and stay informed about eligibility criteria for renewals and PR transition.

Whether you’re an international graduate or a skilled professional, understanding these new rules can help you plan more effectively. Resources like IMMIPERTS can provide timely insights and breakdowns of how each policy change may impact your work and immigration goals.

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