Part-time counseling for Canadian students

Hello, Canadian immigration law stipulates that you must have a work permit to work in Canada. Section 186 of the Canadian Immigration Act lists the only situations where you can work without a work permit. Clause 186 is very lengthy and has nothing to do with the landlord in most cases. Let me tell you a few that have something to do with the landlord.

186 (f) and (v) are closely related to the landlord. First of all, since I am going to study for a master's degree, the study permit that the landlord will get will also have the attribute of a work visa. The landlord can look at your study permit, and you should mention 186 (f) and (v) in the remarks area.

If it is mentioned, it means that the group owner can

Work on campus is indefinite.

Off-campus work:

A normal full-time study semester can only last for 20h/ week at most.

During normal off-campus study holidays, the landlord can work full-time outside the school (different provinces have different definitions of full-time, most provinces have 30h/ week as full-time, while Quebec has 35h/ week as full-time).

If 186 (f) and (v) are not mentioned in the landlord's study permit, then you are not allowed to work, both inside and outside the school. But according to Canadian immigration law, landlords have the right to work. Therefore, if this happens, the landlord will contact IRCC immediately to correct your study permit.

Working as a student, that is, holding a study permit, is very helpful for the group owners to immigrate in the future, but they must be optimistic.

Are you authorized to work?

If yes, do you work within the authorized time?

Social security number SIN is required for all legal jobs. The landlord has just applied for a temporary crime in Canada. At the beginning of 9, you can apply for a permanent crime if you become a permanent resident. It's hard to find you in Canada if you work illegally, but when you want to immigrate or apply for PGWP graduate work in the future, hehe, I'm sorry that the Canadian Immigration Department will contact you and start to settle accounts in the autumn.

I hope the answer will help you.