Chapter 1
Introduction
Chapter 2
Am I eligible for an IEC International Co-op work permit?
Chapter 3
How does the IEC International Co-op work permit application process work?
Chapter 4
What supporting documents do I need to provide with my application?
Chapter 5
What happens next when I arrive in Canada?
2Am I eligible for an IEC International Co-op work permit?
Am I eligible for an IEC International Co-op work permit?
You must meet all the following requirements:
- You have to be 18-30 or 18-35 years old (depending on the agreement for your country of citizenship) when you apply. You can submit an application until the day before you turn 31 (or 36).
- You must have a valid passport issued by a country that has signed an IEC agreement with Canada.
- You must be a student registered at a post-secondary institution. Note that citizens of several countries (e.g. Spain, Switzerland, etc.) must also prove they are enrolled at a post-secondary institution in their country of residence (i.e. where they live permanently).
- You must have a work placement or internship offer in Canada related to your field of study.
- You must have at least CA$2,500 (or the equivalent in your home currency) in your bank account when you land in Canada. Note that if you are an unpaid International Co-op participant, you need to show proof of additional financial resources to cover expenses for your entire stay (see Prepare for arrival – International Experience Canada for more details).
- Once you get your work permit, you must buy an insurance plan covering medical care, hospitalisation and repatriation. The insurance policy must last the entire duration of your stay in Canada.
- You must pay the CA$257 fee (CA$172 International Experience Canada fee + CA$85 biometrics fee).
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