Apply for student visa... can you bring kids

[ssanndy]

My friend is thinking of applying for a student via for canada to do her RN at a canadian universty.
SHe has two young children.  If approved for school can she take her kids with her?
can he get work permit while she is in school?
WIll she be able to apply for permanent resident after her RN completion?

[kista]

Whats RN?
Graduate students can work off campus. I'm not sure about undergrads.
You can take children, show enough funds as mentioned on CIC website.

[Leon]

RN = registered nurse

She can take kids and spouse with her on a student visa.  The spouse can apply for an open work permit.  Generally students can work on campus without a permit and after 6 months can apply for an off campus permit for up to 20 hours a week during the semester and full time on school holidays.  After she graduates, she can apply for a post grad work permit, open work permit for up to 3 years.  To apply for PR, she needs to qualify to apply under some immigration class.  Probably the best for her would be to work for 1 year and apply under Canadian experience class.

[ssanndy]

RN = registered nurse

She can take kids and spouse with her on a student visa.  The spouse can apply for an open work permit.  Generally students can work on campus without a permit and after 6 months can apply for an off campus permit for up to 20 hours a week during the semester and full time on school holidays.  After she graduates, she can apply for a post grad work permit, open work permit for up to 3 years.  To apply for PR, she needs to qualify to apply under some immigration class.  Probably the best for her would be to work for 1 year and apply under Canadian experience class.

thannks for info i will tell her

[PMM]

Hi

RN = registered nurse

She can take kids and spouse with her on a student visa.  The spouse can apply for an open work permit.  Generally students can work on campus without a permit and after 6 months can apply for an off campus permit for up to 20 hours a week during the semester and full time on school holidays.  After she graduates, she can apply for a post grad work permit, open work permit for up to 3 years.  To apply for PR, she needs to qualify to apply under some immigration class.  Probably the best for her would be to work for 1 year and apply under Canadian experience class.

thannks for info i will tell her

But note that she will have to have proof of funds for 1 years tuition plus $20,000 for 1 years living expenses (2 adults + 2 children)

PMM