Study abroad: If you work in violation of the terms, you may be repatriated.

When school started, many freshmen began to pack their bags and move towards a new life abroad. Because the cost of living in most countries is higher than that in China, many foreign students will choose to work to supplement their families. However, all countries have certain time limits for international students to work. If you violate these terms, you may be punished or even deported. Be careful! Only campus work is allowed in America.

Among countries that only allow campus work, the most popular destination for studying abroad is the United States. According to the regulations of the American government, foreign students do not need to apply for special permission to work on campus, but they must have full-time registration. Students' working hours at school shall not exceed 20 hours/week during school and 40 hours/week on holidays. If graduate students or undergraduates want to work outside the school, they need to apply for a special work permit after 9 months of enrollment, and then they can work part-time or part-time in a company recognized by the Immigration Bureau or the Ministry of Labor.

Generally speaking, only students will meet after entering school? Serious economic difficulties? , or in accordance with the provisions of the Department of Homeland Security? Emergency environment? , and good academic performance, will be allowed to work outside the school. ? Serious economic difficulties? Usually refers to the loss of a student's grant or school job, but the fault is not the student; Tuition or living expenses have risen sharply; The relative value of money used to pay expenses plummeted; The financial situation of the promoters has changed unexpectedly; You can only apply for a special work permit if you receive huge medical bills or other huge unexpected expenses that are not paid by the medical insurance company and submit the necessary certificates to the international student consultant of the school. Students who work outside the school, even if they have a special work permit, must work in a company recognized by the Immigration Bureau or the Ministry of Labor, and their work must be related to their major and suitable for the corresponding education level.

Language and preparatory courses are not allowed to work.

Many countries require international students to attend preparatory courses before entering undergraduate courses. When I was in preparatory school, it was almost impossible to work for a living.

In New Zealand, it is forbidden to work without language ability. You can only work if you have studied the language for more than 6 months and your IELTS score is above 5.0. Meanwhile, in New Zealand and Australia, international students under the age of 18 need to show their guardians' permission if they want to work.

According to the regulations of the Korean Ministry of Justice, students holding a D-4 study visa (students studying language courses in Korea) are not allowed to work. Need to hold a D-2 study visa (undergraduate and master's degree in Korea).

German residence law stipulates that students are not allowed to take part-time jobs during language study and preparatory study, but they can take part-time jobs during holidays with the school's holiday certificate.

The working hours of international students are limited.

Most countries studying abroad have restrictions on students' working hours. Whether they can only work on campus or not, it is a common rule that they should not work more than 20 hours a week during their study. New Zealand, the United States, France, Canada and Britain all have similar regulations.

New Zealand has relaxed the working time limit for international students during holidays, but it cannot exceed 40 hours/week. Only after studying in New Zealand for more than 12 months can students work during Christmas. Students studying in France can accumulate 20 hours of working hours every week during the semester and use them once during the holidays. Canada does not restrict the working hours of international students during holidays.

Australia, on the other hand, is more relaxed, working hours are no more than 40 hours every two weeks, and students can allocate their time freely. German laws and regulations are more flexible. International students with bachelor degree or above can work 120 full-time or 240 half-day a year. Korean students can work indefinitely without affecting their study and work arrangements, and do not need to apply for any work certificates.

Working illegally or being repatriated to China.

If an international student violates the relevant laws of the country of study, the most serious punishment is to cancel his visa and repatriate him. At the same time, if you don't pay taxes, you will also be punished. It should be pointed out that many countries still have regulations on the types of part-time jobs. In New Zealand, it is illegal for foreign students to engage in illegal driving and illegal import and export trade (smuggling). In the worst case, students will be repatriated and restricted from re-entering New Zealand. In South Korea, the Ministry of Justice stipulates that students are not allowed to engage in or participate in gambling, pornography and other industries. If students work in such industries and face the most serious consequences, they will be involved in criminal punishment and sent back to China.

In France, students who don't have a work permit, or who don't renew it in time after the permit expires, will be regarded as working illegally.

In Canada, if students generally take part-time jobs, they only need to apply for social security cards, and they can apply with their student ID cards, passports and employment letters from employers. If students go to a regular company for paid internship, they need to apply for a work permit. Never go where you don't need to provide a work permit? Black-collar workers? Otherwise, it may be repatriated by immigration.

British students who want to work part-time need to apply for a national social security number. During the interview, students need to provide proof of identity (passport, birth certificate or bank letter), documents proving their right to work in the UK (visa page or identity stamp on passport) and work details. The new employer can allow you to start work before you get the insurance number, and deduct social security and other taxes from your salary.