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Canada allows eligible work permit holders to study without permit

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Canada introduces a new temporary measure allowing eligible Canada work permit holders to study for up to six months without a separate study permit. Read More: https://punchng.com/canada-allows-eligible-work-permit-holders-to-study-without-permit/

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