Canada is one of the most preferred destinations to work after study by foreign students. Once you are entitled with work permit of Canada, you have to understand and fulfill the responsibilities fetched with the work permit and as well as your stay in Canada. Students awarded with work permits are decked with several regulations to be complying with.

Students awarded with Canada work permit are required to fulfill the regulations mentioned by the OCWP. The following rules must be followed by Students entitled with work permit in order to avoid any legal complication. They need to fulfill the attendance requirement of the full time course and must continue going for classes as well as sticking to all the requirements of the study visa program along with the Canadian work permit. Maintain the acceptable academic conditions specified for international students. If you are unsure about your eligibility or think failure in fulfilling the criteria, then consult your education’s DIR and clear all your doubts to avoid any judgment from the law regulatory bodies.

If you find yourself unable to cope with your full-time academic schedule, then it’s your duty to notify your employer and hand over your work permit. The work permit must immediately be submitted to the CIC office. Later you can reapply for your work permit if you think you can easily cope with study and work load both. It is far better practice to avoid any legal consequences and easily retain your work permit status.

If you are intended to change academic institution while holding a work permit then you must notify your employer. Foreign candidates holding off-campus work permit and employed with an employer must appeal for transfer of Eligibility Verification specifying about their new institution. Students can easily retain their work permit by renewal or extension appeals.

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