12/01/2024
🌍 Study in Toronto: Important Update for International Students! 🇨🇦
Canada continues to be a top destination for students worldwide, offering diversity, high-quality education, and pathways to work or immigrate after graduation. Recent changes by Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) will help ensure a sustainable and positive experience for international students. Here's what you need to know:
Key Updates:
1️⃣ New Off-Campus Work Limit
Eligible students can now work up to 24 hours per week off-campus during classes.
2️⃣ Changing Learning Institutions
Students must apply for and receive approval for a new study permit before transferring to a different school.
3️⃣ Compliance by Schools
Designated Learning Institutions (DLIs) must report student compliance and verify acceptance letters. Non-compliance may lead to suspension from accepting new international students.
4️⃣ LOA Verification Success
Since December 2023, over 529,000 Letters of Acceptance (LOAs) have been verified, ensuring integrity in the application process.
Why This Matters:
These changes aim to protect students from fraud and ensure academic focus, while maintaining work opportunities and strengthening the program's integrity.
At Study in Toronto, we are here to guide you through these updates and ensure your transition to studying in Canada is smooth and rewarding.
💬 Contact us today to learn more about these changes and how they might affect your study plans!
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