Sportsbetting without right to work

[superhero1117]

Hi. I'm currently on a study permit without the right to work and I was wondering if I'm allowed to bet on sports.

 

[forevermore76]

Hi. I'm currently on a study permit without the right to work and I was wondering if I'm allowed to bet on sports.

There's no law restricting you from gambling and windfall income from gambling related activities are tax free. The real question - is this the right thing to do given a student on limited income as is.

 

[foodie69]

Hi. I'm currently on a study permit without the right to work and I was wondering if I'm allowed to bet on sports.

Concentrate on your studies and don't waste your parents money

 

[laracroooft28]

Hi. I'm currently on a study permit without the right to work and I was wondering if I'm allowed to bet on sports.
When I was studying, I also sometimes bet, but very rarely and wisely, realizing that it is more entertainment than a way to earn money. The main thing is not to treat bets as a source of income. I recently read on https://www.chatsports.com/nfl/a/how-bet-nfl-games-42670 about how to bet on NFL games. This article helped me a little. If you decide to try, it is important to choose reliable platforms. But studying should remain a priority.

There is no law in Canada that prohibits students from betting, even if they are not eligible to work.

 

[Leoplike]

There's no law restricting you from gambling and windfall income from gambling related activities are tax free. The real question - is this the right thing to do given a student on limited income as is.






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Oh yes, I think your question is quite appropriate.

 

[GabyLecia]

I’ve been using www.maxcasino.io mainly just for fun without thinking of it as a job or income source. My PR application didn’t ask about casual gaming or winnings, and I didn’t report anything since it wasn’t regular income.

I’m not working for anyone or providing a service, so I didn’t see it as violating my conditions. Just make sure not to treat it like employment or professional gambling.