Moving2Canada – FAQs

Moving2Canada is a self-service information website aimed at assisting you on all aspects of planning your move to Canada.

Our goal is to help people through impartial information that addresses key issues to help you with your move. We provide detailed resources on immigration to Canada, finding employment in Canada, and other useful information. We encourage you to digest this information carefully.

Due to the high volume of queries we receive, we are unable to offer one-on-one support in most cases. If you require support with your immigration, there are a number of immigration consultants we are happy to recommend.

Visit our ‘How do I immigrate to Canada?’ article for an overview of some of the most common options.

You can also visit our Immigration section to view all of our resources to help you Immigrate, Work, Study, or Visit Canada.

Please note that we are not professional immigration consultants, so we do not provide one-on-one advice to individuals planning their move to Canada. One-on-one advice is available if you book an immigration consultant session.

Visit our IEC Working Holiday Work Permit article to find out more. You can find additional resources in the wide-ranging International Experience Canada section of our website.

Note: The IEC application process changes frequently and we highly recommend that you follow Moving2Canada on Facebook and Join our Network to receive email updates on IEC programs.

Yes, you can view our list of recommend providers and book an immigration consultant session here.

Our Jobs Board has a list of all of the open vacancies currently on Moving2Canada. This includes construction and engineering roles from our Outpost Recruitment agency. If you have experience in this sectors, please visit the Outpost Recruitment website for more.

Additionally, we can help everyone improve their job hunting skills by offering free guides for finding work in Canada, free Canadian resume templates, and more in our Employment Section.

Our recruitment agency serves these sectors and is called Outpost Recruitment.

We work with a number of Canadian general contractors, subcontractors and engineering consultancies to help them source talented international workers.

Our clients (companies) pay us a fee to supply them with strong candidates, and we never charge a fee to the candidate (job seeker) to find them a job.

The assistance we provide to a candidate is limited to the demand for labour in the area, so we are not in a position to find a job for every candidate who contacts us.

Find out more at the Outpost Recruitment website.

No, it is illegal in Canada to charge fees to candidates. Please ensure that you do not pay any employment agency a fee to find you a job.

The timing of the EE draws is entirely at the discretion of immigration authorities and Moving2Canada receives no advance notice of when they will occur.

We do, however, update our Express Entry Next Draw prediction Page for candidates in the pool, to get ready in case of receiving an ITA.

You can also subscribe to our Newsletter to receive the Express Entry Draw notification email as soon as they happen!

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You would need to contact IRCC directly about this, as Moving2Canada cannot assist in such cases.

For guidance, you can post in either our IEC Facebook forum or Permanent Residency forum to see if other members have had similar experiences.

You can also arrange a book an immigration consultant session with a regulated expert if you wish to discuss your case with them.

Moving2Canada cannot usually provide one-to-one assistance in such cases.

For guidance, you can post in either our IEC Facebook forum or Permanent Residency forum to see if other members have had similar experiences.

You can also book an immigration consultant session with a regulated expert if you wish to discuss your case with them.