Visa guide: notes for Canadian students applying for internship work permit

The following are some important instructions and guidance for Canadian students to apply for internship work permits:

1. study permit: first of all, you need to hold a valid Canadian study permit. The internship permit is attached to the study permit.

2. Take qualified courses: You must be a full-time international student taking qualified courses. These courses may be diploma, bachelor's degree, master's degree or doctoral degree courses.

3. Internship types: Internship work permits can be used for paid internships or unpaid internships, including on-campus internships and off-campus internships.

4. Internship duration: In general, the longest validity period of the internship work permit is equal to or less than the course duration. For example, if your course is two years, the internship permit may be valid for two years or less.

5. Internship opportunities: You need to find an internship opportunity related to your field of study. This can be found through campus employment services, internship recruitment platforms or contacts.

6. Work Permit Application: Once you get an internship, you need to submit an internship permit application to the Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA). You may need to provide a letter of recommendation, internship plan and other relevant documents provided by your employer.

7. Approval and conditions: If your application is approved, you will get an internship permit. Please ensure that you comply with any conditions and restrictions in the license.

Please note that the above are only general guidelines and instructions. The specific requirements and procedures of internship work permit may be different due to personal circumstances and policy changes. I suggest you consult the Canadian Immigration Bureau or the international student office of the school for the latest information and guidance.