How much money can international students earn while working part time in the USA?
I believe you are asking about earnings as an Undergraduate student. {Because a graduate student should Never pay for their degree and they should always be Paid to earn that degree. I know no one (personally) who ever paid for a graduate STEM related degree}As an undergraduate you already have proven to the US government that you can pay for All of your college related expenses through Cash that you have before getting that F-1 student visa. Therefore, you only need a part-time job for extra "spending cash". It is not the amount of the earnings, but the process. You may immediately work on-campus as an international student. There are plenty of jobs. Head over to the athletic center and you can get jobs at current minimum wage to double minimum wage (even officiating college intramural sports, one can easily make $2,000 per semester officiating intramural sports, for example)In your second year and afterwards, you are allowed to work 20 hours per week while college is in session, and then full time during Summer break or Winter break. And in addition, you are allowed 12 months (up to 29 months if it is STEM related) for OPT job.Don't worry, you will do fine, as you already have testified and demonstrated to the US government that you need No extra money to survive. Any extra is Gravy.
Are students in Germany allowed to work part time alongside university studies? If yes, then what are all the restrictions/rules applicable under the student visa?
Yes definitely you can work on your student visa in Germany. If you are an EU citizen then you are allowed to work as much as you want without a work permit. However, like a German students, the amount may not exceed 20 hours per week.As an international student you are allowed to work for 120 full days or 240 half days in a year. You will not be allowed to go self-employed or work freelance in Germany. The employment laws pertaining to international students are very strict. If you violate them, you could be expelled from the country.If you want to work more, you need a permit from the "Agentur für Arbeit" (Federal Employment Agency) and the foreigners' authority. Whether you are issued a work permit largely depends on the condition of the local job market. You are less likely to receive a permit to work more than 120 days in regions with higher unemployment rates.If you take a job as a student assistant or research assistant at the university then it’s usually no problem to exceed the 120-day limit. However, you are obliged to inform the Alien Registration Office if you do.For more information visit Germany study visa blog for International students.
Which is the best country for an indian to study and earn money?
The luxury of working part-time when studying abroad is indeed special. Not every international student abroad gets this opportunity. Each country has its own specifications about working part-time and the wages offered also vary. Australia:Most student visas allow you to work for up to 40 hours every two weeks while your course is in session, and unrestricted hours during any scheduled course break, but before you undertake any paid work you need to make sure your visa allows you to work.USA:The USA has very strict rules about allowing international students to work and generally undergraduate students are not granted permission to work part-time. Students on an F-1 visa can only work on-campus in their first year of studies. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) may grant permission to F-1 visa holders to work off-campus in their second year of study.Students also need to get authorisation from their Designated School Official (DSO) to work off-campus. Students on an M-1 visa cannot take up employment other than for practical training. The weekly restrictions range between 12 and 16 hours. Students are advised to contact their institution’s career services team office for exact details and eligibility requirements. UK:Based on the type of visa that the student is in the UK; usually a Tier-4 visa; students from non-EU countries get to work on an average of 20 hours per week during semester-time and full-time during the holidays or semester-break. The maximum hours you can work during term-time are normally printed on your visa sticker or Biometrics Residence Permit (BRP).Singapore:Singapore also has very strict rules about international students working part-time. Only students studying in those Universities and Polytechnics listed by the government of Singapore are allowed to work for 16 hours a week. Malaysia:International students are also allowed to work part-time for a maximum of 20 hours per week during semester breaks or holidays of more than 7 days while studying full-time in Malaysia, subject to immigration requirements.
Can we cover tution fee by working part time during normal days and full time during summer holidays in Australia?
Yeah that wouldn't be a problem. You just need to ensure you budget well to cover your tuition fees, rent, living expenses etc there are thousands of students doing it every year so why can't you? :)I've posted a comment on another similar question and details below is relevant for you to get an idea of how much you can earn and where to go.If you need help let me know I'd be happy to point you in the right direction.You can earn minimum $17.29 per hr"national minimum wage for award/agreement free employees will increase to $656.90 per week ($17.29 per hour); and. modern award minimum wages will increase by 2.5%.Jun 8, 2015"Source - Annual wage increase from 1 July 2015 If you want a complete guide of common industry wages you can go here Pay guides - Minimum wages - Fair Work Ombudsman And or you can go to sites like Gumtree, CareerOne, MyCareer and search casual jobs to get a good idea of the types of jobs you can get that works around your study schedule and visa conditions.P.S. ensure you adhere to your visa conditions. As an example if you're on "8105" You cannot work more than 40 hours per fortnight* when your course is in session (other than work which has been registered as a part of the course).Note: No work limits apply during recognised periods of vacation offered by your education provider.For this and other student visa conditions go here - Source: Australian Government Department of Immigration and Border Protection Visa Conditions Students
Can you tell me a little bit 'bout educational system in America?What I need to do to become a good student?
Not all US high schools are as bad as that other poster made them out to be. I should know, I went to one. The problem most of the bad schools have isthat they are filled with stupid poor people. Avoid inner city schools. In general what you want to do to be a good student is just make the teachers think you are trying hard. If you do that they will grade you easier and give you the benfit of the doubt in most circumstances. Yes, you shoucl participate in extracurricular activities. They look good on applications and they keep you busy so you dont fall in with a crowd of drug addict losers.