Method:
1. Off-campus work (off-campus work)
1). You can only work 20 hours a week at most.
2). During holidays (winter and summer vacations), you can work full-time.
3). You must have a valid study permit.
4). Must be a full-time student at school.
5). Schools must be on the list of schools provided by the government (designed learning institutions).
6). The course length must exceed 6 months.
7). When working, you need to provide SinCard.
2. Campus Work (Campus Work)
1). Your school must be a public education college, a private college recognized by the government, or a private college in Quebec.
2). You must have a valid study permit.
3). Must be a full-time student at school.
4). When working, you need to provide SinCard.
5). If one of the above conditions is not met, it is necessary to stop work immediately.
3. Cooperation or intermediary: (internship program)
1). You must have a valid study permit.
2) Cooperation or temporary work must be an important part of the course.
3) Those who take English-French language courses and plan to go to university cannot apply.
4). The workload of cooperative or temporary courses should not exceed 50% of the course.
5). Schools providing jobs must be on the list of schools provided by the government (designated learning institutions).
6). Those who take English-French language courses and are going to college cannot apply.
7). A cooperative work permit is required.
8). As of June 1, 2065438, if you already have a Co-op work permit, but you are not studying in a college recognized by the government, you can continue to work within the validity period of the Co-op work permit, and renew your Co-op work permit before June 1, 20 17 until the end of the course.
9). As of June 1, 2065438, if you already have a Co-op work permit, but your course is not in the academic education plan, you can continue to work within the validity period of the Co-op work permit, and renew your Co-op work permit before June 1, 20 17 until.
10). If your cooperative work permit was received before June 14, you don't need to study in a government-recognized college or attend an academic education program course. You can still get a Cooperative work permit, but please update your co before June 17.
1 1). SinCard is required at work.
4. Post-graduation work permit (post-graduation work sign)
1). If the course is less than 8 months, you are not eligible to apply for a graduation work permit.
2). Courses range from 8 months to 2 years, and the length of the work sign and the study sign are the same.
3). The course is 2 years or more, and the work permit period is 3 years.
4). It must take more than 8 months to complete the course.
5). The graduating school must be in the list of schools provided by the government (designated learning institutions).
6) Apply within 90 days after graduation (counting from the end of the course).
7). When working, you need to provide SinCard.
5. Spouses or cohabiting partners of international students (spouses of international students)
1). The applicant's school must be a public education college, a private college recognized by the government, or a private college in Quebec to help her spouse apply.
2). The applicant must hold a valid study permit.
3) The length of the work visa of the spouse and cohabiting partner is the same as that of the applicant's student visa.
4). Spouses do not need to get a job opportunity or LMIA first.
5). When working, you need to provide SinCard.