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Postgraduate work permit rejections spike over language confusion
International graduates facing unexpected federal policy rejections
International students completing Canadian degrees are facing surprising rejection letters for postgraduate work permits, with confusion around new language requirements cited as a primary cause. Lukas Troni, a University of British Columbia graduate with a degree in geography and environment, was forced to stop working after his PGWP application was rejected despite meeting what he believed were all requirements. The issue highlights gaps in federal communication about postgraduate visa eligibility criteria.