Great News! International students can work for 24hrs/week from this September

Highlights: International students in Canada can work for 24 hours/week!

• The new work limit is set at 24 hours per week, and international students can work up to that amount in Canada.
• Immigration Minister Marc Miller said the government could implement a change this September.
• The federal government has set a new work limit due to increased international student admissions nationwide.
• There are no limits on the number of hours for students to work when they are not actively enrolled in class.

 

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A new work limit is set for International Students

International students can now work up to 24 hours per week starting in September. Immigration Minister Marc Miller announced Monday that the Canadian government is setting the cap at 24 hours because that seems "sensible," students are now allowed to work three full eight-hour shifts a week. He also noted that internal work by the department shows more than 80% of international students are working more than 20 hours a week. Students are not limited by the number of hours they work if they are not actively enrolled in class.

 

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Benefits of Studying in Canada

Canada is one of the world's top-developed countries. It has become the most preferred destination for international students to study. Many universities listed in QS worldwide rankings are located in Canada. The following are the benefits of studying in Canada.

• Affordable Education
• Quality Educational Curriculum
• Innovative Training and Research Opportunities
• Best Immigration Possibilities
• International Exposure
• International students can work while studying

 

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