can visa student work in canada?
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There are different situations...Check out this site for information\nhttp://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/work-opps.html\n\nGood luck!
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1. Tourist Visa\n\nSubmit your valid Passport \n1 Application Form, fully completed and signed \n2 Recent passport-type photographs \nCompleted Cover Page (print from browser) \nProof of funds available to support your self and dependants during your stay and enable you to leave Canada, such as a bank statement, pay stubs or proof of employment or proof of travelers checks \nProof of status in USA. (Original I-94; Student form I-20; etc.) \nCopy of Airline Tickets or Travel Agency Itinerary \nNon-refunable Processing fee \nNote: Citizens and residents of certain countries require additional formalities which may require a personal consulate interview and/or add 2-4 weeks to the processing period. \n\n2. Business Visa \n\nSubmit your valid Passport \n1 Application Form, fully completed and signed \n2 Recent passport-type photographs \nCompleted Cover Page (print from browser) \nProof of funds available to support your self and dependants during your stay and enable you to leave Canada, such as a bank statement, pay stubs or proof of employment or proof of travelers checks \nProof of valid status in USA. (Original I-94; etc.) \nCopy of Airline Tickets or Travel Agency Itinerary \nNon-refunable Processing fee \nCorporate letter of Financial Responsibility:\n\nThe letter must state all of the following: \nThe purpose of the visit \nThe nature of the duties to be performed \nThe name and address of the corporate host in Canada \nGuarantee of the applicants full financial expenses while in Canada and return transportation. \nNote: Citizens and residents of certain countries require additional formalities which may require a personal consulate interview and/or add 2-4 weeks to the processing period.\n\n\n----- Follow link for more info -----
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A green card means you're a resident, so you can work here without getting kicked out.  I don't believe there are any restrictions to you working outside the country.
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I know it is possible. I beleive there is somehting like a "work visa" involved. That is all the info I know but I do know it is possible. Sorry I can not help more
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You can work using a student visa only if your student visa says you can work in that country. If it does you are limited to 20Hrs or less each week during school days and unlimted time during the holidays. I'm not sure if you can get a work permit if you are a student. You may consider visiting your local british counsil.
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Apply for a working visa as a lawyer in order to work in Canada.
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all you have to do is fill out the paper work for a visa. cant remember the sites address but try.\nwww.canadiancustoms.ca\nif thats not it google it.\nthey will have all the forms that you can print out.\ngood luck
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Go on the web, search for Immigration Canada or to the Canadian Embassy.\nThe proper way is via a point system which will take into account your status in terms of work experience, academic achievements, family situation, age etc. Depending on the individual this can take 2 years at least. You will have to undergo medical tests, go to lots of solicitors and very probably attend an interview also.\nA word of caution : diplomas acquired abroad are not recognised apart from some cases. I don't know where you are so can't list them all.\nAnd research, research...unless you are a highly qualified individual : life might not be as easy as you think and jobs are difficult to find. Although they are not allowed to by law, employers look for "Canadian Experience". Lots of people want to volunteer to put that on their resumes but .....volunteering is hard to find too !\nYou have more chances in other towns other than Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal which already have a huge immigrant population.\nIf you are a young person though, I don't think emigrating to Canada is a bad thing - and depending on your country of origin and social situation of course -. Tuition is not expensive..\nBut research the subject and best of all : talk to other people who have emigrated to Canada already. You will get the best answers and opinions from them.
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I am Canadian.  Go to the CIC website and read about the requirements.  I believe it is possible without too much difficulty.  Also, you could check some major Canadian newspapers for ads for in-home caregivers.  Figure out where you would be interested in living and look up the newspapers for that area.  Each province has at least one major newspaper and they are easy to look up on the internet.  For instance, in British Columbia, the major newspapers are The Province and The Vancouver Sun.  I think you may need to have a job offer in order to get your work visa, so you may need to make some applications and go from there.  Good luck!
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Ditto. But you also need a student visa, depending where you're from.
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Move to canada, get a job
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http://canadainternational.gc.ca/gtc/Immigrating_and_Working_In_Canada-en.aspx
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A company can't give you a visa because only the government of Canada can do that. If you find a prospective employer they can sponsor you. Follow this link it will tell you what to do.\n\nhttp://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/index.html
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1. What is work and who has the right to work in Australia? \nThe Migration Legislation defines work as "an activity that, in Australia, normally attracts remuneration" this means that any activity that normally attracts payment, irrespective of whether you are paid or given some other kind of reward is deemed to be work. \n\nAs a general rule, only Australia citizens, Australian permanent residents - that is, migrants who are not yet Australian citizens - and New Zealand citizens who have entered Australia on a valid passport, have unrestricted rights to employment in Australia. any other foreign national who wants to work in Australia must have a temporary visa that allows employment. \n\n2. Who can I employ in Australia? \nThis website offers assistance to Australian employers in their dealings with people already in Australia who MAY have the right to work while they are here. \n\nPeople who hold Australian permanent visas are entitled to work. People who hold an Australian temporary Resident visa may or may not have the right to work. For example, people on Visitor visa are not entitled to work in Australia. An employer needs to check a visa holder's work rights to ensure that they employ people who have the right to work in Australia. \n\nA guide on work rights, titled Don't give a job to an illegal worker is designed to help Australian employers check the work rights of people visiting Australia, and offers information about the issue of illegal workers in Australia. \n\n3. Can I work while holding a visitors visa? \nIf you want to work in Australia, it is important to obtain a visa that allows you the right to work. \n\nIf you hold a visitor visa of any type, including an ETA, you do not have permission to work in Australia. Penalties apply to holders of a visitor visa who do not abide by the 8101 'no work' condition and include cancellation of your visa and removal from Australia. \n\nThose wanting to work should consider the Working Holiday Maker program, or another visa that allows work. \n\n4. How do I prove to an employer that I have permission to work in Australia? \nWhen apply for a job, employers and labour suppliers will ask you to prove that you have the right to work in Australia before they give you the job. Be prepared to show your passport and your valid visa stating your work rights. \n\n\n5. What happens if I work without permission? \nIf you work without work right you commit an offence against the Migration Act 1958. People working illegally may have their visas cancelled and be subject to immediate removal from Australia. They can also be excluded from returning to Australia for a period of up to three years, or fined up to $10,000. \n\n6. Can I work while holding a Working Holiday visa? \nWorking holiday makers are permitted to do any kind of work of a temporary or casual nature. As the main puporse of the visit is for holiday and travel, work for longer than three months with any one employer is not allowed. \n\n7. How many hours may overseas students work? \nAs an overseas student in Australia, you should have enough money to support yourself and your family for the entire time that you are studying. You are not automatically given the right to work once you are in Australia. If you do need to get a job while studying, you will need to apply for and get a new student visa with permission to work attached as a condition of that visa. \n\nStudents and dependents can only apply for a visa with work rights after they arrive in Australia and the student has begun studying. There is an application charge for a student visa with permission to work. \n\nIf a student visa with work rights is granted, you will only be allowed to work for 20 hours a week while the course you are studying is in session unless that work is a registered component of the course. However, you can work for longer periods during your holidays. \n\nDependants of student visa holders may generally work up to
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One of the things to consider when making a move from one country to another to work is that it is oftentimes difficult to find similar or same level work from your country of origin to the new country. Unless a company sponsors you when you are still in your origin country, your chances of getting the same job is not easy. You may be in management level now in Africa, but sometimes you need to lower your expectations and be willing to accept lower-level jobs. It's just one fact facing immigrants.\n\nYou first have to find employers and get a work visa. In the US, the worker can get you H1B visa whereby you get work visa for 6 years. Or you can do the longer employment-based immigration process.\n\nHere's the immigration information of Canada\nhttp://www.cic.gc.ca/english/ilmi/index.html
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Canadians do have it different - they do not need a piece of paper in their passport that we commonly refer to as a visa.  You still need to apply for the status and pay the associated fees and so forth.\n\nWhat you need to do is talk to the advisor for international students and ask them what steps you need to take to get your Employment Authorization Card.  Without it, if you work, you will be considered the same as every other illegal immigrant, and you will be a part of that very exclusive group of Canadians that require a visa to enter the US for any reason.
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get a working visa, go live there and work\n\nif you can't get a visa, look for a company hiring foreign employees.\n\nthere are a lot of companies hiring employees that are non-canadian.\n\nmostly the company pays for everything and handles the paper work.\ngood luck