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Top 5 Countries Where You Can Work While Studying

The option to work when you decide to study abroad is always a good one as it can lessen your financial burden. This hard-earned money of yours will also be a medium for supporting your parents at home. Not only does this help you to gain some exciting experiences and exposures but also helps you to evolve in your personality, professional skills, giving you benefits over others and more opportunities to explore.

Here are some rewarding part-time jobs that Indian students can take while studying in different countries:

  • United Kingdom: A foreign student studying in the UK can work for 20 hours a week and also take up a full-time job during university vacations. However, you will most likely not be permitted to work if you are pursuing a short term course. You can look for other part-time options so that you can earn while completing your studies. 
  • USA: According to the visa guidelines for the students studying in the USA, you can only work for a maximum of 20 hours in a week there is a cap of 20 hours of work per week, and any part-time job can only be held on campus, except in exceptional cases. Despite this restriction, there are several options that you can look for while you study at a decent university. This can be the role of a librarian or a teacher’s assistant. Still, the opportunities are endless to make money while studying at a good university so, keep trying for the roles such as library monitor or teaching assistant.
  • Australia: Academic expenses in Australia are much lower as compared to those in other countries, but the living expenses are at par. You are permitted to work for 40 hours during term time and for unlimited hours during vacation time.
  • Singapore: Singapore is considered a famous destination to study, especially by Indian students. If you are a student interested in earning money during your study in Singapore, then you are allowed to work for 16 hours a week.

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