Contact
UR International
Student Services
Services and programs are being offered both remotely and in-person.
Please ensure to confirm location details of appointments and sessions.
Location: CW 109
Phone: 306.585.5082
Fax: 306.585.4957
Email: International.StudentServices@uregina.ca
Emergency Telephone Line: In the event of a major and/or severe emergency requiring immediate assistance, please contact: 1-855-874-1700
Post-Graduation Work Permit
The PGWP allows you to gain work experience after you graduate from your program of study in Canada. Many U of R Graduates choose to work and live in Canada after the completion of their studies.
To find out if you are eligible for a Post-Graduation Work Permit, visit Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada's website.
If you wish to learn more about the provincial immigration program, visit the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) website.
Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP)
I want to | Solution |
Determine my eligibility for a PGWP |
Visit IRCC's website |
Apply for a PGWP online | Visit IRCC's website |
Apply for a PGWP by paper |
Visit IRCC's website |
Get my U of R Letter of Completion |
Visit your faculty to find out when you can receive a Letter of Completion for your PGWP application. |
Get my U of R Official Transcripts | Go to the Registrar's office |
Scan my documents |
You can scan your documents at the Library |
Apply for a PGWP but my Study Permit has already expired | Visit IRCC's website |
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible to apply for a PGWP?
I am currently enrolled in an 8-month program. Am I eligible for a PGWP?
I am currently enrolled in a distance learning program. Am I eligible for a PGWP?
Can I apply for my Post-Graduation Work permit (PGWP) at a post if entry? You should not apply for a PGWP to the Canada Border Services Agency at a port of entry.
I have applied for my PGWP. When will I receive it?
I have now graduated. When am I eligible to work full time?
Can I work off-campus if I have applied for my PGWP?
How do I apply for Permanent Residency through the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP)?