Research visa requirements and gather documents early on. This gives you enough time to prepare and pass the visa interview.
Eligibility and documentation varies by country. But generally, you need university acceptance, proof of funds, language proficiency, and insurance.
Part-time work limits differ by country. Usually working 20 hours/week during term and full-time during breaks is allowed.
Many countries offer post-study work permits. For example, the UK has the Graduate Route, the USA has OPT and Canada has PGWP.
Visa requirements also vary as per the destination. For the UK, you need a Tier 4/Student visa. For the USA, you need the F-1 visa with OPT/CPT options. For Canada, you need a study Permit with PGWP eligibility for post-study work.
There are several scholarships available for studying in the UK. You can explore options such:
University scholarships
Government-funded programs like Chevening
External funding options.
GradRight can also help you identify the best scholarship opportunities in the UK. With GradRight, you can find the best options as per your academic merit and financial need.
Can I work while studying in Canada, and how do I get a work permit?
Yes, students in Canada can work up to 20 hours per week during semesters and full-time during breaks. However, a study permit with work authorization is required. Also, post-graduation your work permits will allow further career opportunities in Canada.