Part-Time Work Earning Estimator

Calculate your potential legal income as an international student based on updated 2026 minimum wage benchmarks and hourly limits.

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*Calculated over 35 weeks term-time plus 17 weeks academic break at your hourly rate. Your entered hours apply to the selected period; the other period's hours are scaled proportionally to its statutory cap.

Legal Part-Time Work Regulations for Students

How It Works & Key Terms

Estimates are based on the minimum hourly rate legally allowed in each nation. Monthly figures use a universal standard (Weekly × 4.33 weeks).

📅 Term Time Weeks when your university is officially open and classes are active. Visas usually restrict working to 20 hours to prioritize study performance.

🏖️ Holiday Break Official scheduled breaks (Summer, Christmas, Easter). Break limits vary by country: most permit full-time work (40 hours) during these slots, though Australia caps at 38 hours.

Annual load assumes 35 weeks of study and 17 weeks of holiday per cycle. Your hours apply to the period you select; hours for the other period are scaled proportionally to its statutory cap.

Statutory Hours & 2026 Rates Benchmark

Country	Term Limit	Break Limit	Min Wage (2026)
United Kingdom	20 Hours	40 Hours	£12.71 /hr
Australia	24 Hours	38 Hours	A$24.95 /hr
Canada	24 Hours	40 Hours	C$18.15 /hr
France	20 Hours	40 Hours	€12.02 /hr
Germany	20 Hours	40 Hours	€13.90 /hr
Ireland	20 Hours	40 Hours	€14.15 /hr
Italy	20 Hours	40 Hours	€8.00 /hr
Netherlands	16 Hours	40 Hours	€14.71 /hr
Portugal	20 Hours	40 Hours	€6.19 /hr
Spain	30 Hours	40 Hours	€8.22 /hr
United States	20 Hours	40 Hours	$7.25 /hr

Italy has no statutory national minimum wage; the €8.00/hr figure is an indicative low-band benchmark only, as actual pay is set by sector collective agreements (CCNLs) that typically range from roughly €7 to €9+ per hour.