working student permit matters

[doctorhouse]

Good day!

I just want to ask about working student permits just in case I have other expenditures and fall short on allowances etc. If for example, I have my student permit with me that is valid for two years and I have already completed the course program and got my diploma (let's say I still have more than a year span of time before my permit expires) am I eligible to work on-campus or off-campus even I'm not already a full time student of the school? I'm afraid that they will deport me due to that inconsistencies.

Thank you for answering

 

[Sheryar]

Good day!

I just want to ask about working student permits just in case I have other expenditures and fall short on allowances etc. If for example, I have my student permit with me that is valid for two years and I have already completed the course program and got my diploma (let's say I still have more than a year span of time before my permit expires) am I eligible to work on-campus or off-campus even I'm not already a full time student of the school? I'm afraid that they will deport me due to that inconsistencies.

Thank you for answering

Why not you apply for PGWP,if ur diploma is of at least 8 months ,u can apply for it.
How can you work ON-CAMPUS?if u have graduated from ur college,they(college) will not allow u to do a part-time student job at college,mostly they are only for there own students,
The best advice is to go for PGWP.

 

[Vipul.Varinder]

you can not do work in canada is you do not PGWP or you are not a full time student.. If you do full time job without any of above 2 things.. get ready to go back!!!

 

[doctorhouse]

Thank you for your answers!

I also want to ask, is there such a thing as "student open work permit"? I'm afraid it was all made-up by the consultancy agency I was in to right now.

 

[AnaMaria]

I think off-campus work permit is open permit with some restriction. But if you have already completed, then technically, according to my school counselor, you need to leave country within 3 months of completion. Although I don't know how this can be enforced.

 

[doctorhouse]

Thank you very much )