Student from Europe, work permit based on which conditions?

[Marake230879]

Hey everyone.

I just got my study permit.

I also want to work parttime while studying:

I know the general conditions:

• you have a valid study permit
• you are a full-time student at a designated learning institution (DLI) who is enrolled in a

• post-secondary academic, vocational or professional training program

• you have started studying
• you have a study permit with a condition printed on it that allows you to work on or off campus ( this is the one I wonder about, is this standard?)
• you are in a program that leads to a degree, diploma or certificate and that is at least 6 months long
• you have a Social Insurance Number (SIN)

The condition printed on it, is that standard when you fall into all the above mentioned categories?

Thanks for the answer

 

[darthv]

Your study permit should mention something like this "may accept employment on or off campus if meeting the eligibility criteria as per R186(F)...."
Then you are good to go, get SIN and you can work 20 hrs/week as long as you are enrolled in DLI and full time in schedule breaks (like summer holidays).

 

[Marake230879]

Your study permit should mention something like this "may accept employment on or off campus if meeting the eligibility criteria as per R186(F)...."
Then you are good to go, get SIN and you can work 20 hrs/week as long as you are enrolled in DLI and full time in schedule breaks (like summer holidays).

That's exactly what I want to know. Will my study permit have that mention and what is it dependent of?

 

[darthv]

That's exactly what I want to know. Will my study permit have that mention and what is it dependent of?

If you are a full time post secondary student in a DLI for program longer than 6-7 months, then it'll be mentioned on your study permit.

 

[Marake230879]

Thanks that's exactly what I wanted to know.