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Canada needs 

talented people like you! 

Immigration programs have been created to attract people with the skills, knowledge, and expertise needed in the Canadian labor market.

WORK PERMIT

Work permits and applications for temporary workers, business people, students and caregivers 

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Temporary workers

After a year of work in Canada, temporary workers may qualify to apply for permanent residence without leaving the territory

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Business people

Eligibility for business visitors, professionals, intra-company transferees, traders, and investors

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Students

Students can work on campus and off-campus, apply for co-op/internship programs and work after graduation

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International Experience Canada

Candidate in the International Experience Canada pools can apply for a work permit

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Caregivers

Work options for caregivers, they can become a permanent resident

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INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Working Holiday

Fund your vacation with temporary work in Canada.

This category is for you if:

  • You don’t have a job offer yet

  • You want to work for more than one employer in Canada

  • You want to work in more than one location

  • You’d like to earn some money so that you can travel

The type of work permit you get for Working Holiday is an open work permit.

An open work permit lets you work at most jobs in Canada. However, there are some jobs where you’ll have to get a medical exam first.

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Young Professionals

Gain Canadian professional work experience to better compete in a global economy.

This category is for you if:

  • You have a job offer in Canada that contributes to your professional development

  • You’ll work for the same employer in the same location during your stay in Canada

Under this category, work must be:

  • paid

  • not self-employed

The type of work permit you get in the Young Professionals category is an employer-specific work permit.

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International Co-op (Internship)

Get valuable overseas work experience related to your field of study.

This category is for you if:

  • you’re a student registered at a post-secondary institution

  • you have a job offer for a work placement or internship in Canada

  • you need to do this work placement or internship to complete your studies

  • you’ll work for the same employer in the same location during your stay in Canada

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Interested Candidates

Find out whether you qualify to apply

to work in Canada  

by requesting an evaluation 

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