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Many people from Nepal search for Canada open work permit options because they want the freedom to work in Canada without being limited to one specific employer. But before applying, it is important to understand one thing clearly: an open work permit is not something everyone can apply for.

You must fall under an eligible category before starting the application.

A Canada open work permit may allow a person to work for different employers in Canada, depending on the conditions written on the permit. This is different from an employer-specific work permit, where the worker is usually tied to one employer, one job, or one location.

For Nepali applicants, one of the most common situations is applying as the spouse or common-law partner of someone who is already studying or working in Canada. However, eligibility depends on the current rules, the main applicant’s status in Canada, the type of program or work, and the documents submitted with the application.

Before applying, applicants should first check whether they actually qualify. After that, they need to prepare documents carefully, create or use their IRCC online account, complete the application form, upload the required documents, pay the fees, and provide biometrics or medical documents if requested.

Common documents may include a passport, photo, relationship proof, marriage certificate if applicable, financial documents, spouse’s study or work documents, and other supporting papers based on the application type.

One mistake many applicants make is assuming that having a spouse in Canada automatically means approval. That is not true. The visa officer still checks eligibility, relationship proof, financial situation, purpose of stay, documents, and whether the applicant meets temporary resident requirements.

So, the best approach is to prepare the file properly instead of rushing. Check the latest rules, understand your category, arrange documents clearly, and avoid submitting weak or incomplete information.