Here is an article about the 2022 IEC season (Working Holiday, Young Professionals and International co-op (Internship) permits). Read on for the latest news!
What is International Experience Canada (IEC)?
IEC is a Government of Canada program designed to give 18-35 year-old travellers the opportunity to work in Canada.
There are three IEC work permit categories:
- Working Holiday (often referred to as the “WHV”)
- Young Professionals
- International Co-op (Internship)
When is the 2022 IEC season opening?
The pools are now open!
| Country of citizenship |
Working Holiday Quota |
|---|---|
| Andorra |
25 spots |
| Austria |
171 spots |
| Australia |
Unlimited |
| Belgium |
1 250 spots |
| Chile |
725 spots |
| Croatia |
275 spots |
| Costa Rica |
80 spots |
| Czech republic |
1 000 spots |
| Denmark |
350 spots |
| Estonia |
110 spots |
| France |
10 950 spots |
| Germany |
4 490 spots |
| Greece |
180 spots |
| Hong Kong |
200 spots |
| Ireland |
10 500 spots |
| Italy |
1 000 spots |
| Japan |
6 500 spots |
| Latvia |
40 spots |
| Lithuania |
175 spots |
| Luxembourg |
80 spots |
| New Zealand |
2 500 spots |
| Netherlands |
430 spots |
| Norway |
130 spots |
| Poland |
635 spots |
| Portugal |
1750 spots |
| San Marino |
25 spots |
| Slovakia |
315 spots |
| Slovenia |
80 spots |
| Spain |
800 spots |
| South Korea |
4 000 spots |
| Sweden |
580 spots |
| Taiwan |
940 spots |
| United Kingdom |
8 000 spots |
- For Andorra citizens
- For Australian citizens
- For Austrian citizens
- For Belgian citizens
- For Chilean citizens
- For Costa Rican citizens
- For Croatian citizens
- For Czech citizens
- For Danish citizens
- For Estonia citizens
- For French citizens
- For German citizens
- For Greek citizens
- For Hong Kong citizens
- For Irish citizens
- For Italian citizens
- For Japanese citizens
- For South Korean citizens
- For Latvian citizens
- For Lithuanian citizens
- For Luxembourg citizens
- For Dutch citizens
- For New Zealand citizens
- For Norwegian citizens
- For Polish citizens
- For Portuguese citizens
- For San Marino citizens
- For Slovak citizens
- For Slovene citizens
- For Spanish citizens
- For Swedish citizens
- For Taiwanese citizens
- For British citizens
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How can I apply for a Working Holiday work permit?
New to the Working Holiday work permit? Take a minute to read the Introduction to the Canadian Working Holiday Visa Program for a comprehensive overview.
If you’re a former Working Holiday visa holder, you still need to understand how the process works for Canada. For instance, unlike Australia or New Zealand, Canada has a quota system. Candidate profiles are drawn at random from pools—you may not receive an invitation at all since there are usually more applicants than visas available.
You can now submit your profile to a pool. Use our comprehensive Step-By-Step Guide to International Experience Canada Work Permits for Working Holiday, Young Professionals and International Co-op work permits applications (with screenshots!).
How much does it cost to participate in International Experience Canada?
- Working Holiday applicants must pay the CAD156 IEC participation fee plus the CAD100 open work permit holder fee plus CAND85 biometrics fee (total fee of CAD341).
- International Co-op and Young Professionals applicants must pay the CAD156 IEC participation fee plus CAN$85 biometrics fee (total fee of CAD241).
To download our FREE Guide to Working Holiday in Canada, click here!
Interesting links:
- 16 Good Reasons to Apply for a Working Holiday Visa
- The Working Holiday Visa Adventure as a Solo Traveller
- 15 Tips for a Successful WHV Experience
- Tips to avoid being forced (or tempted) to cut your WHV adventure short
- Your To-do list before going to Canada
- The Landing process and your first days in Canada
- Finding a job and working in Canada
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