In which developed country you can study at language school and work at the same time. I heard that in Korea you only can work after 6 months. Can you start working illegally or will be arrested? Which country u think is best for it? Cause without it I don’t think I can afford it with money I earned in my country. Where is the best option, In America, Europe or Asia?
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Hey girl, it can definitely be tough studying abroad without working too. Some countries have more flexible rules than others. From what I've heard, places like Canada, Australia and New Zealand are usually pretty good for allowing students on visas to work part-time, as long as it doesn't take time away from your studies. Europe can vary more between countries - I think places like the UK, Ireland and Netherlands are decently flexible too. As for America, some states are better than others but usually only part-time campus jobs are allowed during school. Definitely don't work illegally though, that risk isn't worth it! I'd research the specific visa rules for countries you're considering. Maybe also look at scholarships or on-campus jobs if possible. Wishing you the best figuring it all out! Let me know if any other questions come up.