As of 2024, international students in Canada require a minimum income of CAD 10,000 to apply for a work permit, with some exceptions for students with a scholarship or financial aid.
Foreign students applying for a work permit in Canada must demonstrate a minimum income of CAD 10,000 for the previous 12 months, or provide proof of financial support, according to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada guidelines.
McGill University international students: to be eligible for a work permit, you must show proof of a minimum income of CAD 10,000 for living expenses, or provide documentation of a scholarship or financial aid package.
To apply for a work permit as a foreign student in Canada, you will need to demonstrate a minimum income of CAD 10,000, and provide required documents such as a valid passport, proof of enrollment, and health insurance.
International students in Canada can apply for a work permit with a minimum income requirement of CAD 10,000, but must also meet other eligibility criteria such as having a valid study permit and being enrolled in a designated learning institution.
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada requires international students to demonstrate a minimum income of CAD 10,000 to support themselves while studying in Canada, unless they have a scholarship or other financial aid.
The University of British Columbia international students: to be eligible for a work permit, you must meet the minimum income requirement of CAD 10,000 and other eligibility criteria, such as having a valid study permit and being enrolled in a full-time program.
Watch this video to learn about the minimum income requirements for international students in Canada to apply for a work permit, and other eligibility criteria such as language proficiency and health insurance.