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https://eupolitics.einnews.com/article/938282975?lcf=K_sBVKltPtBupM3jgeszjagX9YtrlNygvH9Qfxf0XrM%3DStudying abroad? Discover 14 countries that allow families to join
https://www.legit.ng/nigeria/1728034-list-countries-offering-spousal-dependent-visas-international-students/
In Australia, dependants of postgraduate students may have unrestricted work rights, while those accompanying undergraduate students can generally work up to 48 hours per fortnight.
According to The Nation, Canada offers eligible spouses an open work permit for the duration of the applicable immigration permission.
Germany requires applicants to show sufficient funds, appropriate accommodation, a marriage certificate, a spouse aged over 18, and basic German-language ability, along with enrolment in a programme lasting at least one year. Eligible spouses may also work in Germany.
Denmark and Finland are also among the more accommodating destinations. Denmark, where applications are handled through the Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration (SIRI), allows eligible dependants to work full-time once their residence permit is granted.
Sweden, the Netherlands, and New Zealand round out the group of countries with residence permit routes for family members, though the Netherlands does not automatically grant work rights to a partner admitted through a student’s permit.
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