I’m an international student in Canada. Can I work while studying?
You may be eligible to work in Canada while studying, if your study permit includes a condition that says you can work on or off campus. You must also meet all the other requirements. You can only start working in Canada when you start your study program. You can’t work before your studies begin.
What is PGWP and how it works?
The PGWP is an open work permit issued to foreign students who have graduated from a designated learning institution.
It allows you to gain work experience in Canada and can help you become eligible for a variety of federal and provincial immigration programs (which sometimes require that candidates have qualifying Canadian work experience to become eligible for a given program).
The PGWP is valid for a period equivalent to the program of study you completed in Canada. Its duration can range from a minimum of 8 months to a maximum of 3 years.
What is Study Pathways to Permanent Residence (PR)
The post-graduate work permit program is not a direct PR track. Your Canadian study and work permit, however, can be used to gain permanent residence in Canada.
Many international students prefer to stay in Canada permanently after completing their education. Fortunately, overseas students seeking permanent residence in Canada have numerous options. If you have any questions or issues concerning the Study to Permanent Residence program, please contact us; our immigration experts will find a solution for you.
Can I Change Schools or Programs While on a Study Permit?
With a Canadian study visa, you can change schools or programs whenever you choose. To do so, ensure that you are following the proper procedure and abiding within the terms of your study permission.