1-year suspension as an international student
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The school will report your suspension and your study permit will be cancelled. IRCC won't care why.
The fact that you were suspended will make it difficult to be approved for future study permits.
i think you must get admit in other school for small one year or 8+ month program and you can work 150 days before new program and 150 days after program without violating any rules just update DLI and then update it to back when your suspension ends. only money will waste try to do something complete (ex certifications) and in same field you are studying it will help you in life.
don't leave canada, they might not let you enter again... and if/when your suspension ends you can apply for visa extension to complete study with a explanation about suspension and how you used it to learn something new in same field and you are serious about your study/career, they let you complete your study by extending it.
don't leave canada, they might not let you enter again... and if/when your suspension ends you can apply for visa extension to complete study with a explanation about suspension and how you used it to learn something new in same field and you are serious about your study/career, they let you complete your study by extending it.
see my post i think its best strategy to handle it. need any change please help this soul
That is incorrect. You can only work during the summer if the time between the end of one program and the beginning of the next program is less than 150 (might be 150 and less). You would have to be a full-time student in the old and new course. This is a new rule.
OP would not be allowed to work between the programs because they have not completed the previous program.
They can certainly try to get admission to another program and stay as a student. However, they may still face issues when applying to extend their study permit because of the academic suspension.
he was a full time student until now and in new program, he will be full time students, after that he will again full time to join old course
full time >>>150 days(ok dont do here) >>> new program (here he can ) >> 150 days >> old program but still considered a course >> life goes on yes no matter what PGWP is like impossible...
i suggest read this carefully
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...rary-residents/study-permits/campus-work.html
It doesn't matter whether it is 150 days or not. The exception to continue working between programs applies when the previous program has been COMPLETED. This does not apply here; OP has stopped studying and therefore cannot work until once again actively studying.
You can leave and come back. However, as already said, your chances of getting your study permit extended are low because of the suspension.