What are the other rules you need to follow related to work during your studies? You can select more than one choice. a. Not starting work before my classes start. b. Work only if my Study Permit includes this permission on its conditions c. Work only if I have a Social Insurance Number d. Stop working if am no longer a full-time student (exceptions apply on last semester). e. Stop working if my Study Permit expires (and I haven'applied for a PGWP)

The correct answers are **b, c, d, and e.**<br /><br />Here's a breakdown of why:<br /><br />* **b. Work only if my Study Permit includes this permission on its conditions:** This is crucial. Your study permit dictates the terms of your stay in the country, including whether or not you're allowed to work. Working without this permission can lead to serious consequences, including the revocation of your permit and deportation.<br /><br />* **c. Work only if [I] have a Social Insurance Number:** A Social Insurance Number (SIN) is required for legal employment in Canada. You cannot be paid without one.<br /><br />* **d. Stop working if [I] am no longer a full-time student (exceptions apply on last semester).** Maintaining full-time student status is usually a requirement to work off-campus on a study permit. There are exceptions for the final semester, but you should confirm the specific rules with your Designated Learning Institution (DLI) and Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).<br /><br />* **e. Stop working if my Study Permit expires (and I haven't applied for a PGWP).** Your work authorization is tied to your study permit. Once your study permit expires, so does your permission to work, unless you have a valid work permit, such as a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP).<br /><br />* **a. Not starting work before my classes start:** This is incorrect. As long as your study permit allows you to work and you have a valid SIN, you can generally start working as soon as your study permit is valid, even before classes begin. However, it's always best to confirm with your DLI's international student office to ensure you understand all applicable rules and regulations.<br />