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Yes, indirectly. The Canadian work experience you gain on a PGWP can count toward economic immigration programs that lead to permanent residence, even though the PGWP itself is temporary.
The PGWP does not grant permanent residence, but it is a key stepping stone. Skilled Canadian work experience gained while you hold the permit can help you meet the criteria of various economic immigration pathways, including those managed through Express Entry and certain provincial programs.
Many graduates use their PGWP years to build the work history, and sometimes the language and other points, needed for a strong permanent residence application. Because eligibility depends on the specific program and your occupation, it is wise to plan your PGWP period with your longer-term permanent residence goals in mind.
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