Student work permit

Students work permits are in high demand, especially in Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver.
We operate 3 satellite offices in these 3 cities, so you can apply directly onsite or submit your documents online.

For online applications we offer 5% discount of the regular price.
We have additional agreements with the next universities:

• Concordia – Montreal
• McGill – Montreal
• Waterloo – Toronto
• UBC – Vancouver

Student of these universities are entitled to an additional 8% discount of the regular prices.

Student work permit are issued usually for 1-4 weeks depending of the documents we receive from applicant.

All our fees include the government fees. This is a simple one application/payment step. We will mail your work permit by courier, as soon as he is issued.

To apply or just to inquire, please send email to office@go-to-canada.com or call 514-886-3030.

All students will receive our freshly updated student’s job offers during one year.

Campus employment
Full-time students who hold a valid Student Authorization do not require an Employment Authorization for work on the campus at which they are registered. The University's definition of "full-time" is accepted. Students may work for the institution or for any private business located on the campus that provides service to the institution. 

On-campus jobs are listed at the Summer/Part-time/Temporary Employment Service at the Career Centre. This service is open to current U of T students and Recent Graduate Employment Service registrants only. 
 

Employment - course requirement
If the course in which you are registered requires all students to complete certain work in order to graduate, you will be permitted to accept employment, either on or off campus. Apply for the Employment Authorization with a letter from your Faculty indicating that the work is required. For this type of work the University will be listed as the employer and the expiry date should match that of your Student Authorization. This should mean that you will not have to get a new Employment Authorization for other relevant jobs that you may need to complete the required number of hours designated by your academic program.

The normal processing fee will not be charged in this case. 
 

Employment after graduation
Students may obtain an Employment Authorization for course-related work for up to 12 months after graduation. (This cannot be extended beyond 12 months. If you want to continue working after this expires, the normal regulations which require a search for a suitable Canadian worker, will apply.) 

You must provide proof from the University that you have completed all your course requirements and are eligible to graduate, as well as information about the course of study completed. The employment must be "consistent with the area of study and of a type for which Canadian graduates in the same course of study would normally be recruited".

You must receive your employment authorization and commence employment within 90 days of completing your studies (ie., the date that results are available and graduation is assured.)  Keep in mind you must  allow for the processing time (generally 25 days) of your employment authorization.  If the Student Authorization will expire before the end of this period, an extension will be granted. 

Graduating students may take advantage of this opportunity only once regardless of the number of degrees they complete. 

Students graduating from the University of Toronto are eligible to use the Graduating Students Employment Service and the Recent Graduate Employment Services of the Career Centre to help with a job search.

Student's spouses, Taxes