Can I work while studying in Canada?

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Can I work while studying in Canada?
You may be eligible to work in Canada while studying, on-campus or off-campus, and after graduation if meet certain eligibility requirements:
● You hold a valid Canadian Study Permit
● You are registered and enrolled at your Designated Learning Institution
● You get a Social Insurance Number from Service Canada.
This work can only be part-time, 20 hours per week.
You will need a work permit in additional to your study permit in the following situations:
● Co-op or internship work
● Working after you graduate (“post graduate work permit”)

[@commentmaster7255]

but i have watched in other video..that when ur r studying u can work 20hrs a weak but in a break that is probably 3 months every year...student can get full time work !! is that right???

[@yeminad4539]

Comment master yes during breaks and holidays you can work 40h a week

[@Choad312]

hi any service you provide for EU members. i mean for work process and settlement in canada

[@immigroup]

Immigrating to Canada is really dependent on stuff like that. Unless you are under 35 years old (and then eligible for a working holiday visa), there aren't differences in terms of eligibility based on nationality. However, it's like that education credentials from many EU countries (if not all) might be more easily "equivalated" to Canadian standards, especially British ones.

[@Choad312]

we can apply for a working holiday visa being an EU citizen. But after that whats the process to extend. As far i know, i need a sponsor from the place if i work there. Do you do any process regarding that? I mean finding work and sponsor for settlement? thank you for your reply.

[@immigroup]

It's not open to all EU citizens: www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/iec/eligibility.asp

[@immigroup]

We don't help with job offers, we help people with job offers get LMIAs (Labour Market Impact Assessments) and Work Permits.