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I think you should be fine with doing two jobs as long as it's under 20 hours. The question is, would the second employer be okay with you only being available 9 hours a week

You mean traveling earlier than 4 weeks before classes start, right? My school's immigration advisor said it's not advisable to travel during the break. Cuz you can't justify it

Did you ask where your friend got that info?

you're allowed to travel after 3 days. doesn't the ircc website say you can go to your final destination after the hotel stopover?

isn't everything starting to go back to normal? like places opening up and stuff

My college immigration adviser said it's not a good idea to travel during summer break cuz your main reason is "study" which is obv not why you're going to Canada during the break. I'd go around the end of April- May to be safe

definitely before June, probably end of April. lowkey hoping they cancel this hotel bs before summer but probably too much to ask

good luck!!

honestly, the fact that the whole process took forever killed all the excitement :( and sometimes I'm like damn do I even wanna go? maybe it'll get better once I actually land in canada, idk are you traveling soon too?

these are really good questions, I'd love to know too

hey! I'm going to NB too. when u going and what school?

I never said they care about my point of view, I know they dgaf. It was just me sharing my thoughts, nothing more.

I agree. The dumbest thing is that they said the percentage of covid cases related to international travel was like 1% or something like that. So if this whole hotel BS actually applies to all air travelers, then I see zero logic in making such a decision. Of course, unless it's done to support...

Here's something I noticed and something that gives me hope "As of October 20, 2020, international students who hold a valid Canadian study permit or who received a letter of introduction from IRCC may be authorized to enter Canada from outside of the United States for a non-discretionary...

it's already a joke :(

well you would apply online and mail them notarized copies of your transcripts and then wait forever until they get back to you

have you tried calling them? download an app called Yolla, you can call for super cheap. I can't help you cuz I applied before corona

not sure, but probably no. you should browse their website and see what the rules are

"Students may now study online from abroad until April 30, 2021, with no time deducted from the length of a future post-graduation work permit, provided 50% of their program of study is eventually completed in Canada." they might extend the deadline, but right now it is that

you could work full time during those months tho but I would say yea, you should probably be in Canada by April 30.