Limit on hours to work on SIN on academic drop

[viratmahajan]

I am on academic drop or official break....so i will mention the situation ..please have a look and suggest me the best ...!!!!!!


I am thinking to work under one employer for 20 hours on SIN and under second employer for 40 hours on SIN but with overtime it goes 20 hours more which mean under second employer i will be working for 60(40+20) hours then. so in total it goes to 60 hours(20 hrs under one + 40 hours under second) but sometimes with overtime it will go 80 hours under both employer.

so i contacted many immigration consultants and many past students but i got different answers. Can you provide best consultancy with proof which will make me assure...!!

Please give me best advice by referring cic.gc.ca official site and giving me references.

Thanks

 

[vaishnavi]

I am on academic drop or official break....so i will mention the situation ..please have a look and suggest me the best ...!!!!!!


I am thinking to work under one employer for 20 hours on SIN and under second employer for 40 hours on SIN but with overtime it goes 20 hours more which mean under second employer i will be working for 60(40+20) hours then. so in total it goes to 60 hours(20 hrs under one + 40 hours under second) but sometimes with overtime it will go 80 hours under both employer.

so i contacted many immigration consultants and many past students but i got different answers. Can you provide best consultancy with proof which will make me assure...!!

Please give me best advice by referring cic.gc.ca official site and giving me references.

Thanks

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=503&top=15 ... You can work full time which means more than 32 hours in your scheduled break.

 

[viratmahajan]

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=503&top=15 ... You can work full time which means more than 32 hours in your scheduled break.

please read full thread as my concern is totally different ...one side your r mentioning full time and then u r telling only 32 hours .....its weird....!!!

 

[vaishnavi]

please read full thread as my concern is totally different ...one side your r mentioning full time and then u r telling only 32 hours .....its weird....!!!

I said anything more than 32 hours is full time. Not only 32 hours. It means CIC has no limit as long as it's scheduled break even if you work for 60/70 hours or so on.

 

[viratmahajan]

I said anything more than 32 hours is full time. Not only 32 hours. It means CIC has no limit as long as it's scheduled break even if you work for 60/70 hours or so on.

bro is it mentioned on cic website . I am afraid of any future mess. can u provide me reference of cic website

 

[vaishnavi]

bro is it mentioned on cic website . I am afraid of any future mess. can u provide me reference of cic website

I sent you a link. You can figure it out what is full time WRT Canada mean.. If still doubtful maybe hold on for other seniors to reply.

 

[viratmahajan]

I sent you a link. You can figure it out what is full time WRT Canada mean.. If still doubtful maybe hold on for other seniors to reply.

bro link??
and thnk you so much

 

[canuck_in_uk]

I am on academic drop or official break....so i will mention the situation ..please have a look and suggest me the best ...!!!!!!


I am thinking to work under one employer for 20 hours on SIN and under second employer for 40 hours on SIN but with overtime it goes 20 hours more which mean under second employer i will be working for 60(40+20) hours then. so in total it goes to 60 hours(20 hrs under one + 40 hours under second) but sometimes with overtime it will go 80 hours under both employer.

so i contacted many immigration consultants and many past students but i got different answers. Can you provide best consultancy with proof which will make me assure...!!

Please give me best advice by referring cic.gc.ca official site and giving me references.

Thanks

There is no reference because there is no limit on full-time hours. If it is a scheduled break, you can work as much as you want.

 

[scylla]

I am on academic drop or official break....so i will mention the situation ..please have a look and suggest me the best ...!!!!!!


I am thinking to work under one employer for 20 hours on SIN and under second employer for 40 hours on SIN but with overtime it goes 20 hours more which mean under second employer i will be working for 60(40+20) hours then. so in total it goes to 60 hours(20 hrs under one + 40 hours under second) but sometimes with overtime it will go 80 hours under both employer.

so i contacted many immigration consultants and many past students but i got different answers. Can you provide best consultancy with proof which will make me assure...!!

Please give me best advice by referring cic.gc.ca official site and giving me references.

Thanks

Are you on an academic drop or are you on an official break? These are two different things. You can work on an official break. You cannot work on an academic drop.

 

[viratmahajan]

Are you on an academic drop or are you on an official break? These are two different things. You can work on an official break. You cannot work on an academic drop.

can u just explain me the difference ...as i will be on off for 4 months from college...!!!!!!!!

 

[viratmahajan]

Are you on an academic drop or are you on an official break? These are two different things. You can work on an official break. You cannot work on an academic drop.

 

[saurabh009]

I kind of confusing actually.
I have seen students working full time in the summer semester and parallelly they are attending university's as well. They are also not on scheduled breaks. How can someone work full time and attend full-time uni?

 

[bongoman]

Nobody is going to stop you from working full time it is only when you start applying for things like PGWP when it will create a problem.

Scheduled break is a regular break that was part of your studies i.e all your classmates will also be on break. During this time there are no limits to how many hours you can work.

 

[saurabh009]

Nobody is going to stop you from working full time it is only when you start applying for things like PGWP when it will create a problem.

The scheduled break is a regular break that was part of your studies i.e all your classmates will also be on break. During this time there are no limits to how many hours you can work.

Might be like that...

 

[canuck_in_uk]

I kind of confusing actually.
I have seen students working full time in the summer semester and parallelly they are attending university's as well. They are also not on scheduled breaks. How can someone work full time and attend full-time uni?

Either they were working illegally or they chose to take courses during a scheduled break.