FAQ

If you have an F1 visa while studying abroad, you can most surely take up part time jobs to get that financial support as international students. But be aware of the limits that come with an F1 visa. Most importantly, you can work 20 hours per week during your course and full time, that is 40 hours per week during vacations while studying abroad in the Unites States. There are also other types of visas that can be opted by students studying abroad in the US, which will allow them to work and gain more.

Yes, it is possible for those who study abroad in the United States to bring a dependent with them. But this requires some extra paperwork. You can start by requesting the authorities to issue an I-20 form. Later you will have to apply for a visa for you dependent based on your relationship with them.

You can’t say Canada is inexpensive as a study abroad destination. But it sure is affordable for many study abroad students. Canada provides courses at a lower rate of tuition fee compared to many other study abroad destinations. Also, the living expenses in Canada is also lower than many other countries. So inexpensive might not be the correct word; highly affordable might be.

Yes, it is possible for students who study abroad in Canada to become permanent residents of the country after finish your studies. There are a number of legal procedures that you have to take care of and certain guidelines to meet; such as you have to had worked in the country for a minimum of 12 months after you have completed your course. You have to complete your Express Entry Profile. You will be allowed permanent residency based on your performance in the Comprehensive Ranking System.

There is a long list of courses that are offered by the universities and colleges in Canada for students who want to study abroad here. But according to recent trends, Nursing has got an increased attention from international students. Studying Nursing seems to provide great career opportunities for those who study abroad in the health sector.