How much can you earn by studying and working in Malaysia? What is the current situation of studying abroad in Canada?

Malaysian students can also earn money part-time, but they need to apply. What is the current situation of studying abroad in Canada?

? How much can I earn by studying in Malaysia? Malaysia allows international students to work part-time and part-time in school, which can not only reduce their living burden, but also improve their English communication ability and their survival ability. It is natural to follow foreign legal systems. Malaysia allows international students to work and study, but the working hours per week should not exceed 20 hours.

Studying in Malaysia and taking a part-time job for one hour is about RM 15, which is about RMB 23 yuan. You can earn about RM 350 a week. A meal in the city needs RM 65,438+05 and RM 8 in the suburbs. A month's part-time salary is basically a way to meet my living expenses, but it can also offset a large part of my expenses. It should also be noted that this policy is limited to legal foreign students. If international students want to work, they need to apply to the institutions they attend and ask for a letter of recommendation, and then the school will apply for a job in addition to the immigration bureau.

? Status quo of work in Malaysia: Foreign students are allowed to work in Malaysia, but they must follow the relevant regulations of the government and schools. International students first need to apply to their own colleges and universities, asking them to issue job recommendation letters, and then the representatives of colleges and universities will apply to the Immigration Bureau for jobs. After the examination and approval, the immigration bureau will clearly inform the international students of the working period and stamp their passports. At the same time, the school also needs to monitor students to determine their attendance and study, and report these situations to the immigration bureau every three months.

It should be noted that studying and working in Malaysia requires an application, which is not as simple as finding a job in China. Students should abide by the law to avoid being labeled as illegal workers and possibly being sent back to China. There are public and private applications for studying and working in Malaysia. International students can apply for jobs regardless of whether the school is public or private, but the government departments that apply are different. Many universities in Malaysia provide students with opportunities to work at school. For example, international students can help teachers do some paperwork in various departments, which is a good exercise opportunity and eliminates parents' concerns about the safety of students working outside the home. It takes at least three to six months to adapt to the surrounding life and environment when you first arrive in Malaysia, so try to avoid working during this time.