⚠️TOP 5 STUDY PERMIT VIOLATIONS of International students in Canada
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ค. 2024
- Are you an international student studying in Canada? Have you ever wondered what the most common violations of your study permit are? Don't worry, we've got you covered! This video is here to provide guidance and insight on the most commonly encountered issues by international students when it comes to their study permits. With a few quick tips and resources, we can help ensure that your experience as an overseas student goes smoothly. Stay tuned - this information could make all the difference in staying compliant with immigration laws and regulations during your stay in Canada. Now break out those highlighters, open up those textbooks and let's get started!
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hi, thank you for the info, can we start working after our orientation or have to wait till the class start?
Hi 👋 from Dominican Republic 🇩🇴
hello! 😊
Can You make a desicated video for living in victoria island as an international student? Living cost,Rent,Groceries and also other probable costs?
we can :)
@@studyliveexploreca It would be much more helpful.
Thank you so much for the great information
I have a doubt when I’m already on a student visa which is before October 22 and eligible for work more than 20hrs until Dec 23 but what if I want to extend my study permit ? in that case do I still eligible to work more than 20hrs on my study permit extensions?
Before doing so just give ircc a quick call, but you extended ur visa it means its not a new application so I assume u can still work more than 20hrs but always cross check with ircc :)
HI GUYS. First of all, you are highly helpful with all the videos you provide. Second, I have an important concern related to this topic, I'd appreciate it if you answered me. I have a work and study permit which was supposed to start in the fall term (September); however, because of an emergency I had to change DLI and I couldn't find a spot for my program in the same term, so I had to enroll me for the spring term(May). Then, I decided to enroll myself in an English full-time program for the Fall and winter terms, in order to hold my study permit and show that I am pursuing my studies; nevertheless, I started working part-time besides that.
My question is: Am I violating my study and work permit conditions because I am working part-time while taking prerequisite courses prior to my main program? such as an ESL or FSL course..
Thanks for your kind feedback!
You are only allowed to work part time while your study permit is active and you are attending school full time for what your study permit is intended for.
If you change the school or program you have to inform IRCC as they will update your study permit.
See the details here:
www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/work/work-off-campus.html
I have a question. should i stop working after the grades are up in the portal, or when the transcript and completion letter from the school is released? Thank you.
Good question.
You have to stop once you have your final grades.
See here:
www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1472&top=15
I failed in 2 subjects in my study and teachers filed multiple academic integrity to me because for various reasons like not providing links and citations which I did not know would result in academic integrity. So is there a chance that my work VISA could get rejected?
I am not sure on that, please check with IRCC.
So when I finish my studies and got my grades I can apply for a post graduate work permit then continue working only when I’ve lodged an application I don’t have to wait for it to be approved
Yes you can work after you submitted your PGWP application and are waiting for a decision.
See details here:
www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/work/after-graduation/after-you-apply.html
Hey i have a question.. what if i want to change my college and province will it affect my study permit or is it possible if i have may intake and I withdraw that and then i apply for September it take does it count under study permit violation???
You can change your school and program, but make sure that you update IRCC on this, as they have to update your study permit.
Could you please tell me if it is required for international students in Canada to work part-time during their studies? or is working only optional. Can I just concentrate on my studies without working till I graduate?
Note: My spouse is a full-time worker.
You are not required to work while you are studying, it is optional.
Hey, I realized that the immigration officers forgot to add the work authorization statement in my study permit. So I gave it for amendment. Am I allowed to work during this period?
I would rather wait for the correct study permit, but you can contact IRCC and ask, they may say that you can work already.
Mam i am from India and i scored 7 bands in ielts. My higher second marks are
1. English - 81
2. Physics - 62
3. Chemistry - 63
4. Maths - 46
5. Computer science - 77
6. Physical education - 75
Mam which of the diploma course should I choose, please help.
which field would u like to pursue? please connect with us here if u struggle with program selection :) facebook.com/studyliveexploreca?mibextid=LQQJ4d
Great video!
Will i be in problems if i work before my program starts because of being kept at a waitlist for admission?
This happened to me and i ran out of money and i had no choice but to work part time
Yes, absolutely
@@studyliveexploreca even if i write an explanation letter for my situation?
I have been accepted to my main program with ESL condition.And my main course starts on September can I work on summer?
You can not work until your program starts and you have your first day of school.
I am currently studying at niagara college. But i am in the fast track program. I want to go regular but their said no. Can I take a leave of abistence for a year. How will my post graduate permit be affected
Certain conditions have to be met and it can only be for up to 150 days.
See here:
www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/while-you-study/study-permit-conditions.html#s01.1
If you exceed the 20 hour limit by 15 minutes once in 2 years, does that mean you’re screwed?
Haha probably not, but you should just try to avoid that.
My niece came to toront on student visa, she is working 20 hrs a week. She finish her PSW at Centinial College. She will finish on May, what is her next step.
See if she can apply for a Post Graduation Work Permit :
www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/publications-manuals/operational-bulletins-manuals/temporary-residents/study-permits/post-graduation-work-permit-program/eligibility.html
Hello, I have worked more than 20 hours mistakenly even if I was allowed to work upto 20 hrs so am I in a serious trouble ( I had worked more than 5 months for the 20hrs) when I get to know then I stopped so can you please tell me am I at the risk of getting deported?
Not directly. it depends and is always up to IRCC and the CRA. But not knowing is not an excuse.
@@studyliveexploreca I got it thank you so much for your reply.
I am from India and I am coming to Canada as international students.Can I travel to fire arm / shooting ranges and use fire arm there?
Sorry but I have no idea about the laws around bringing fire arms.
Personally I would not recommend bringing any to Canada, you are only asking for issues at the border then
I am an international studying studying full time. Can I freelance for a US based company part time and receive the money in Canadian bank account? Is it legal?
Its mentioned briefly at the bottom here:
www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/work/work-off-campus.html#no-conditions
I would still check with IRCC but think there is a good chance you could at least do 20 hours.
Hi from the bahamas
Hi from Vancouver Island :)
@@studyliveexploreca I have 1 question. I am trying to calculate the cost of moving with my 2 kids to PEI AND I'm having problems finding a website to help with costs of student visas and other costs, can you point me in the right direction?
Hi,
here is a pretty good website to compare cost of living:
www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/country_result.jsp?country=Canada
I believe the Study permit fee is CAD 150 at the moment. But remember there are other costs to gather medical exam, biometrics etc...
Well, this is another helpful video
I am planning on moving to Canada from Nigeria in July
What would be your advice for me
Here are the universities I applied to
1)University of Alberta
2) Cape Brenton University
3) University of Regina
Which province will be better for me as an international student 😢
depends on your skillset to be honest, and your professional background since each province has different in demand jobs - you may connect with us here if u need help because our students mentors can help u decide on that as well :) facebook.com/studyliveexploreca?mibextid=LQQJ4d
@@studyliveexploreca I am an undergraduate student, I finished my secondary education in 2017 and I also have over a decade of experience with fixing phones and tablets I also run some business over here in Nigeria, but I feel the need to further my education and Canada was the first destination I had in mind. I am 20 years, and June will be my 21-year birthday
And there’s no other person equipped to guide me as much as you
I've seen a lot of videos here on youtube but they all seem very scary, mainly because of the struggles of finding a job and also the cost of living in some province
That's why I need your guidance, I am not on Facebook I think this is my only means of communication although I have an app called WhatsApp
Please Avoid Cape Breton University
U. of Alberta is within Canada Top 10. Edmonton is a bit too cold for me.
You can also check our website with lots of resources:
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We have a package where we asses your profile and give some program recommendations, we connect you with a mentor and you get a free visa guide as well.
You are still young and since you already have experience running your own business you will find a way to make money.
Most places in Canada encourage people to run their own business.
People break their gadgets all the time, I literally just broke my LCD from my laptop the other day and now trying to figure out how to replace it haha.