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Can I engage in business activities in Canada after obtaining a post-graduation work permit? Seeking information on the regulations, permissions, and any specific considerations for individuals looking to start a business in Canada post acquiring a post-graduation work permit.
Dear Friend,
WHILE STUDY:
Ehen you are studying a Bachelor or Post Graduate / Masters course, you are allowed to work part time or even run a business while studying. You are also allowed to hire employees while running the business. NOTE: Make sure, you work part time ie 20 hours / week in the Business.
POST STUDY:
If your Study program is 2 years of Diploma, 3 /4 years of Bachelor, 2 years of Post Graduate Diploma or 2 years of Masters, you will be eligible for a 3 years of Post Study Work Permit (PSWP).
If your Study program is 1 year of Diploma, 1 year of Post Graduate Diploma or 1 year of Masters, you will be eligible for a 1 year of Post Study Work Permit (PSWP).
While, this Post Study of Work Permit, you can work Full time in one Job, 2 Jobs or Multiple jobs. Furthermore, you are also allowed to do Business in your Post Study Work Permit. You can also hire employees, rent a premise or even take a Business Loan. You are eligible for all the rights as a Businessmen.
WHILE PR / PNP:
Moreover, running the Business will also help you gather Self Employed Work Experience or Entrepreneur Stream to apply for your Permanent Residency (PR) or Provincial Nomination Program (PNP).
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