International students in Canada can apply for a summer work permit through the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) website. The cost of the work permit is CAD 155.
The cost of obtaining a summer work permit for international students in Canada is CAD 155, and students must meet specific requirements, including being enrolled full-time and having a valid study permit.
In addition to the work permit fee of CAD 155, international students may need to pay for other expenses, such as health insurance and a medical exam, to work in Canada during the summer.
The University of British Columbia's international student guide provides information on the cost and process of obtaining a summer work permit, including the requirement for a valid study permit and proof of enrollment.
International students can apply for a summer work permit online or by mail, and the processing time can take several weeks. The cost of the work permit is CAD 155, and students may need to provide biometrics.
Conestoga College provides information and resources for international students who want to work in Canada during the summer, including the cost of the work permit and the requirements for application.
In addition to the work permit fee of CAD 155, international students may need to pay for other expenses, such as a medical exam and police certificate, to work in Canada during the summer.
The Government of Canada's website provides information on the requirements and costs for international students to obtain a summer work permit, including the need for a valid study permit and proof of enrollment.