THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF DEPENDENT VISAS
Temporary Visas for the following visa holders
- Work, intra-company transfer, Student, Fiancé
Permanent Visas are for spouses or children under the age of 18-21 years.
- Immigration dependents
In most countries except the US, partners or spouses on temporary visas can only work part-time depending on their visa validity, whereas those on permanent residence visas have the right to live, study, and work for as long as they are permanent residents.
In most countries except the US, partners or spouses on temporary visas can only work part-time depending on their visa validity, whereas those on permanent residence visas have the right to live, study, and work for as long as they are permanent residents.
A dependent visa is a powerful tool for students, working professionals, permanent residents, etc. to bring their families to live together with them in the country where they are studying or working. It is crucial to review the specific arrangements, which are based on the assigned employee's visa, as well as any conditions placed on the spouse, partner, or other family members for the relevant nations. Here, are some of the rules over the student spouse visa work rights.
Country | Can the spouse travel with an international student? | Work rules for the spouse |
Canada | Spouse are allowed | Spouse is able to work using an open work permit. |
Australia | Spouse is allowed on the Dependent Visa program | Their spouse can work, depending on the degree the student is pursuing. |
United Kingdom(UK) | Spouses are allowed to stay in the UK. | A spouse is permitted to work in the UK if the international student is enrolled for more than a year. |