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New Rules for International Students in Canada 2025

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New Rules for International Students in Canada 2025

New rules for the International Student Program which have come into effect from Nov. 8, 2024, include a change to the number of hours an international student may work off campus. You can know all the details on this page such as more job prospects and fresh DLI transfer procedures. 

Find out how these changes, and CCC College can help with your educational planning in Canada.

 

November 2024 Changes in Canada’s International Student Program

Since November, changes in the International Student Program of IRCC have refined Canadian brand to make the country a preferred study abroad destination. These changes are aimed at enhancing learning delivery in DLIs and thus the employability prospects of the student in future. Due to these amendments, as a study permit holder, you are permitted to work up to 24 hours a week throughout a term and full time during breaks. This alignment benefits you by allowing more time to search for jobs while in school and helps competently launch yourself upon graduation.

Recent enhancements to the program are designed to empower you with more flexibility in your work and academic life and ensure the integrity of the educational offerings in Canada.

1. Expanded Work Opportunities During Academic Terms & Break period

Since the new enactments, you are allowed to work up to 24 hours a week during the term time. This update lets you develop practical experience in the work and receive monetary income while studying. Meanwhile, students are able to work full-time during their winter break, summer break or break period between terms.

2. Immediate Changes for Transferring Between DLIs

The new requirement that has cropped up asks you to apply and be granted a new permit before you interchange DLIs. This policy has been in operation since November 8, 2024 to guarantee your transition is smooth and law compliant.

How These Changes Benefit You

These next updates allow you to have more control and support, making it easier for you to be a part of a richer and more integrated education in Canada.
 

FAQs on the New Regulations Effective November 2024

I am currently holding a study permit now, what do the new changes mean for me?

The new regulation allows you to work up to 24 hours per week during academic terms, providing you with the opportunity to manage your finances better and gain valuable experience in your field of study.

What do I need to do if I want to transfer to CCC College?

First, consult with your academic advisor to ensure all necessary documentation is updated. Further, you will need to reapply for a study permit with an explanation letter under the new regulations.

How is CCC College supporting students with these changes?

At CCC College, our student advisors are always ready to help. Further we partner with experienced professionals, RCIC, who can help apply for your study permit, no matter its new submission or second attempt, they are all good for it. If you need further help, please feel free to reach out, and we will provide all the necessary information and support you need.

Conclusion

The November 2024 updates to Canada’s International Student Program are designed to enhance your academic and professional opportunities. These changes are now in effect, ready to help you succeed in your educational pursuits and beyond.

Act Now

If you’re considering a change in your educational path or need guidance on the new regulations, reach out to our admissions office today. Let us help you navigate these changes to fully leverage the opportunities they present.