A study permit is a legal document which authorizes an international student to study in foreign country for a limited time. Barring certain exceptions, most international students need this document to study. A Temporary short or Long Term Visa might also be required to enter in specific country based of your country or residence or citizenship.,

Eligibility

If you are a foreign student looking to study in Abroad , you need to secure a study permit from Immigration Authority of your desired country . They grants study permits to eligible prospective students based on a number of factors. To be eligible to apply for a study permit in Abroad , you need these documents ( may be vary accordingly to countries ):

• To secure an a offer letter then letter of acceptance from a designated educational institution
• To have your criminal and background record check done and obtain a police clearance certificate.
• To clear your medical exam or medical insurance.
• Prove that you will leave the country after the study permit expires or apply for a post graduate work permit if eligible.
• Prove that you have enough funds to cover your first year tuition fee and living expenses including the return transportation to your home country.
• If you are eligible for a study permit, you are advised to gather all your supporting documents and apply as soon as you get your acceptance letter. Study permit processing time varies depending on the country where you are applying from. Applications can be done online or by paper. You can present these documents at the port of entry in foreign country to get your legal study permit from the immigration officer.

Work as a Student

Coming to abroad as an international student opens up a lot of different avenues to gain exposure and work experience in the abroad workplace market. There are options to work depending on different stages of your study.

• On-Campus: You are allowed to work on campus for up to 20 hours a week without having to apply for a work permit.
• Off-Campus: As a full time international student, you can work part-time (20 hours a week) outside the campus for any employer and full-time (37.5 hours) during your semester breaks. An open work permit is required to work off campus.
• Co-op / Internship: If your program of study includes an internship or a co-op, you can apply for a co-op work permit. This work permit restricts you from working at any other place which will not be a part of your course curriculum.
• Post Graduate Work Permit: Once you have completed your degree/diploma or certificate from a designated institution, you are eligible to apply for a post graduate work permit (PGWP).
• Dependent Work Permit: If you are accompanied by a spouse for your studies, they are eligible for an open work permit in some countries