Work term visa to work after work term is over

[Kay2018]

Hey,
I have a work term visa that is valid until the expiry of my student visa. The work term has finished but the employer extended my work. Can I use my work term visa to work fulltime? I have enrolled as a full-time student but I am not taking any courses as I have finished my course and have some corrections in my project report. Can anyone comment on this?

 

[Bs65]

Generally once you complete your studies you can only work part time until you apply for a PGWP.

Refer to this link the off campus work and completion of studies section

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...tudy-permits/campus-work.html#conditions-work

By work term do you mean a coop that is part of the course ?

 

[bongoman]

No you can't, a coop permit is for coop related work only.
Since you are still a student you can work 20 hours/week.
Once you complete your studies you can work 20/week until you get confirmation of graduation, then you need to stop working.
If you apply for pgwp before your sp expires you can work full time as soon as you make a valid application.

 

[Kay2018]

Generally once you complete your studies you can only work part time until you apply for a PGWP.

Refer to this link the off campus work and completion of studies section

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...tudy-permits/campus-work.html#conditions-work

By work term do you mean a coop that is part of the course ?

yes it's a part of my course

 

[canuck_in_uk]

Hey,
I have a work term visa that is valid until the expiry of my student visa. The work term has finished but the employer extended my work. Can I use my work term visa to work fulltime? I have enrolled as a full-time student but I am not taking any courses as I have finished my course and have some corrections in my project report. Can anyone comment on this?

No, you can't use your co-op work permit to work full-time. As you have finished your course, you can work 20 hours/week. Once you receive confirmation of program completion, you either have to stop working or apply for a PGWP.