If I am working, can my dependent also work on their visa in Australia/Canada for a Master's/Bachelor's?

Yes, in many countries, dependents of working visa holders can work, but rules vary by country and visa type.

- Canada: Spouses of Master's students (programs 16 months or longer), Doctoral, or certain professional programs can apply for an open work permit. For other programs, spouses may not be eligible. Dependent children generally cannot work.
- Australia: Dependents of student visa holders can work up to 48 hours per fortnight if the student is in a Bachelor's program; unlimited hours if the student is in a Master's or Doctoral program. Dependents of skilled workers usually have full work rights.
- Germany: Spouses may work, but restrictions depend on visa type and local regulations. Dependent children generally cannot work.
- UAE: Spouses can live in the UAE but typically need a separate work permit to be employed. Dependent children generally cannot work.

Visa rules are subject to change.