Canada doubling Study Cost requirement for international students | Canada Study becomes Expensive !

The cost-of-living financial requirement for international students filing study permit applications will be increased to $20,635 in 2024, the Canadian government announced on Thursday, December 7.
Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, said the changes are being made so that international students are financially prepared for life in Canada.
“International students provide significant cultural, social and economic benefits to their communities, but they have also faced challenges navigating life in Canada,” Miller said. “We are revising the cost-of-living threshold so that international students understand the true cost of living here.”
“This measure is key to their success in Canada.”
While international students have contributed to life on campuses and innovation across the country, the government notes that they have also experienced some serious challenges, such as finding adequate housing, as they pursue their studies in Canada.
According to the government, the threshold will be adjusted each year when Statistics Canada updates the low-income cut-off, or LICO, which represents the minimum income necessary to ensure that an individual does not have to spend a greater than average portion of income on necessities.
The cost-of-living requirement for study permit applicants has not changed since the early 2000s, when it was set at $10,000 for a single applicant. As such, the financial requirement hasn’t kept up with the cost of living over time, resulting in students arriving in Canada only to learn that their funds aren’t adequate.
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Hello Mam I have a question, I have completed my studies on December 2022 and my transcripts and completion letter will be provided by college in February. Now, can I work till February. If yes then how many hours ?