All i know is that averange of international student work more than the 20hrs in other to survive and to be able to support there school fee to avoid drop out . Well it's illegal but at the same time when you get to the end there are always a way out
Not recommended. There's not "always a way out". Doing things like working illegally can lead to getting deported years later if they find out. Even after you get PR or citizenship this can come back to haunt you.
Of course, if no one finds out that you did something illegal, you can get away with it. If the choice is between starving to death or working illegally, sure, I can understand choosing to live and dealing with any consequences later - at least you're alive to deal with things.
However, if you're able to live with 20 hours of work, it's always better to stay on the right side of immigration law. Remember that as a foreign national you don't have the same rights as a PR or a citizen and can get deported real quick if CBSA doesn't like something you did.
Even if you're willing to work illegally, the company that you're working for may be following the law and reporting your earnings to the CRA - which means they can catch you later. They may take your student permit at face value and assume that you have the right to work - it's your responsibility, not theirs.
The only real way is to work completely off the books, get paid in cash and make sure there are no records anywhere. If you're working like this, you're most definitely not getting paid minimum wage.. you could probably make the same amount of money working 20 hours at a Tim Horton's as you can getting paid $5 an hour for 40 hours a week.
Just something to think about.
