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International Experience Canada

Youth from over 30 countries can live and work in Canada under the International Experience Canada work permit program.

How to apply for an IEC work permit

Working Holiday, Young Professionals, and International Co-Op work permits

IEC 2019: FAQ

Answers to many of your most common questions about the IEC program.

Working Holiday Canada News Hub

Find out how many work permits are available in your pool.

Which countries participate in IEC?

Find out if your country is on the list.

Recognized Organizations

Some people from other countries can come to Canada through an IEC Recognized Organization.

Where can I buy travel insurance?

Travel insurance is a mandatory IEC requirement. Here's where you can shop around.

Biometrics for IEC: what you need to know

Biometrics for IEC is now mandatory for many applicants, and will be a requirement for all by January 01, 2019.

Find out about the IEC International Co-Op category

Students can obtain work experience in Canada related to their field of study.

Is the Young Professionals category right for you?

See if you meet the criteria to get an IEC Young Professionals work permit.

Join our IEC discussion forum on Facebook

Discuss your journey and get advice from thousands of people just like you. Join our group now!

Can I extend my IEC work permit?

In some rare instances, IEC work permit extensions are possible. Find out more.

IEC applications for couples and groups

How couples and groups are impacted by the IEC selection system.

Bridging Open Work Permit

Applying for residency, but your IEC permit is about to expire? This may be the solution you need.

Self-employment while on an IEC Working Holiday

Key details on who may be self-employed, and how to do things the right way.

Get the latest IEC updates

Sign-up for the latest news, and helpful advice as your arrival date in Canada gets closer.

Find out more

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