Part-time work, internships and what the law actually says.
Straight answer: international students in Ukraine are legally permitted to work part-time (up to 20 hours/week during term, full-time during holidays) without needing a separate work permit. Your student visa covers this.
The most common jobs for international students: English tutoring ($10–20/hour), working in international restaurants, IT freelancing (for CS students), and on-campus assistant positions. Ukraine's large IT sector also offers remote internship opportunities.
The most important thing we tell students: do not let work interfere with your studies. Academic performance requirements are strict. Many students who tried to work full-time in Year 1 struggled with their exams. Balance is key.
Send your documents and preferred program.
We find the best fit for your goals and budget.
Receive your official letter in 2–4 weeks.
We guide you through the full visa process.
📌 Next step — get a personalized assessment: Every situation is different. Your school grades, target country, budget and timeline all affect which university and program fit you best. WhatsApp us with your details and we give you an honest, tailored recommendation — at no charge, with no obligation.