Searching for and finding a part-time employment while studying abroad can be a great opportunity for you to earn side income, gain valuable work experience, make new friends and learn about the labor market of the country where you are studying. Although working while studying will help you straighten out some of the expenses you will have while living abroad, you must always have in mind that working part-time will not help you cover all your expenses. That said, before  traveling and starting your academic program, you should have adequate money to do so, due that for your student visa appointment, you will have to show your financial information to the Embassy of the country where you will study, with all  your available resources.

United States

We are starting with the United States. Once you receive your F-1 Visa, which is the visa type given to international students to study a full time program in either a language school, high school, university or other higher education institutions in that country, you will have the right to work On-Campus for a maximum of 20 hours per week during the study period and up to 40 hours per week during the vacations period. Working On-Campus means that the job must be done for the institution you study in, not mattering if it is done inside the facilities of the institution. It also permits to work for the enterprises that provide services for your education institution (like the Cafeteria and Library services). With your F-1 Visa, you will not be able to work Off-Campus unless you ask for the permit of the Immigration Services of the United States. You can do this a year after the beginning of your study and only if you will do an Optional Practical Training (OPT) which is a work related to your field of study, or a Curricular Practical Training (CTP), which is an internship

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