策留网加拿大留学生打工政策
工作许可要求：
持有有效的学生签证或学习许可
在加拿大指定学习机构（DLI）就读
持有社会保险号（SIN）
校内打工：
无需额外工作许可
每周最多可工作 20 小时
只能在就读的大学或学院内工作
校外打工：
需要校外工作许可（offcampus work permit）
必须满足以下条件：
在读满六个月后
每周全日制注册至少六个月
获得雇主的书面工作机会（job offer）
证明有经济困难或从事对加拿大有益的志愿服务
工作时数限制：
学期期间：每周最多 20 小时，校外
假期期间：每周全职工作，校外或校内
就业类别：
留学生只能在与专业领域相关的职位工作
禁止从事色情、按摩或某些护理工作
报税：
留学生有责任申报所有在加拿大获得的收入
雇主会预扣所得税，留学生可选择申请退税
违规后果：
违反工作许可条件可能导致：
失去学习许可
被驱逐出境
无法获得未来的工作许可或移民资格
其他信息：
留学生可以申请延长校外工作许可
加拿大的最低工资因省份而异
留学生应咨询其就读机构或移民顾问，以获得具体指南和建议
International Student Work Policies in Canada
International students in Canada must adhere to specific work regulations outlined by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC). Understanding these policies is crucial for ensuring compliance and avoiding any complications.
Eligibility
Fulltime students: Can work oncampus or offcampus without a work permit.
Parttime students: Can only work offcampus for a maximum of 20 hours per week during regular academic sessions.
OnCampus Employment
Students can work on campus without a work permit.
Employers must be registered with CIC as a designated learning institution (DLI).
Students must maintain a valid study permit.
OffCampus Employment
For offcampus employment, international students require a work permit, unless they qualify for an exemption.
Exemptions
Coop programs: Students enrolled in a coop program through their postsecondary institution.
Research or teaching assistantships: Involving duties that are integral to their studies.
Inter internships: Unpaid internships that are part of an academic program and supervised by an academic institution.
Types of Work Permits
PostGraduation Work Permit (PGWP): Allows international students to work in Canada after completing their studies.
Spousal Work Permit: Allows spouses of international students on study permits to work in Canada.
Open Work Permit: Allows international students to work for any employer in Canada.
Applying for a Work Permit
Students must apply for a work permit before starting offcampus employment.
They must submit various documents, including a job offer and proof of enrollment.
Processing times can vary, so it's important to apply well in advance.
Consequences of NonCompliance
Violating work regulations can result in:
Cancellation of study permit
Deportation
Difficulty obtaining future work permits
Additional Notes
Students cannot own or operate a business in Canada while on a study permit.
They must report changes in their work status, such as starting or ending a job, to CIC.
International students are subject to Canadian labor laws, including minimum wage and overtime regulations.
By understanding these policies, international students can navigate the Canadian work environment responsibly and avoid any legal issues.
Canadian Work Permit Policies for International Students
International students in Canada are subject to specific regulations regarding working while studying. Here's an overview of the key policies:
OnCampus Work
International students with a valid study permit can work on campus without a work permit.
The type of oncampus work permitted includes:
Research or teaching assistantships
Work related to your program of study
Positions in the university bookstore, library, or dining hall
OffCampus Work
Offcampus work requires a work permit, unless you qualify for an exemption.
To obtain a work permit, you must:
Have a fulltime study permit
Be enrolled in a designated learning institution (DLI)
Study for a minimum of six months
Maintain satisfactory academic standing
You can apply for a work permit online or through a visa office.
Eligibility for OffCampus Work Without a Permit
You are eligible to work offcampus without a work permit if you:
Are a postgraduate student with a valid study permit
Have a Coop or internship program as part of your study program
Are working under the PostGraduation Work Permit Program (PGWP)
Hours of Work
International students can work a maximum of 20 hours per week during regular school semesters.
During scheduled breaks, such as the summer or winter holidays, you can work fulltime.
Compliance
It is important to comply with the work permit regulations.
Failure to do so can result in losing your study permit or your work permit being revoked.
Additional Resources:
[Government of Canada Work Permit for International Students]()
[Designated Learning Institutions List]()
