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Hello
My husband has been approved for a 2 year temporary work visa, and i will be going with him to Toronto. I was wondering if I could study with the work permit (one year program), or do i have to apply for a study visa? If so, Can i study and work if i have a work and study permit? I am just asking this because i do not know if i would have to give one up if i get the other. Can i apply for the study visa while in canada? Anyone know the processing time for a study visa?
Here is the main page with application processing times. Study permit inside Canada is 45 days online and 74 by paper.
If you're a full time student, you can work on campus without a separate work permit. You may also qualify for a off campus work permit after 6 months of full time schooling. Both are valid for 20 hours per week.
You could also apply for a work permit and work full time.
The CIC website is very informative. I would recommend exploring it and reading about the different options. (I found it very interesting, but I'm also a dork!)
Depending on what you take, you may not need a study permit. This includes online classes or short term programs (6 months or less).
I only mention this because I took an online course and the international advisor still told me to get a study permit. It was denied, I didn't even need it, and I wasted two months and $125... grrr.
"A foreign national may apply for a study permit after entering Canada if they:
(C) hold a work permit.
So, the answer is yes, you may apply for a study permit from within Canada. You will need to apply to Vegreville. As the above poster has mentioned, you will not need a study permit if the course you want to take is 6 months or less.
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