Chapter 1
Pros and cons of the Young Professionals work permit
Chapter 2
When can I apply? How many work permits are available each year?
Chapter 3
Am I eligible for a Young Professionals work permit?
Chapter 4
What kind of jobs are eligible for the Young Professionals work permit?
Chapter 5
How does the Young Professionals work permit application process work?
Chapter 6
What supporting documents do I need to provide with my application?
Chapter 7
What does my future employer have to do?
Chapter 8
Young Professionals work permit FAQ
Chapter 9
What should I do after landing in Canada?
Chapter 10
Do I really need to buy health insurance?
Chapter 11
Can my spouse or partner get a work permit too?
6What supporting documents do I need to provide with my application?
What supporting documents do I need to provide with my application?
All candidates must provide the following:
- A digital copy of your passport identification pages (pages 2 and 3) as well as copies of all the pages with stamps and visas. The identification page must show your full name, date and place of birth, passport issue and expiry date as well as your signature. Your passport must be valid for the entire duration of your stay in Canada. If you’re an experienced backpacker, make sure your passport has at least one blank page (for your Young Professionals work permit)!
- A digital photo of yourself (passport picture format).
- An up-to-date curriculum vitae (resume) listing all your work experiences.
- Form IMM5707 “Family information” (a copy will be provided during the online application process).
You may also have to provide additional documents. If so, they will be listed online in your IRCC account:
- Police certificate(s) from your country of citizenship and/or from any foreign country where you spent six months or more since the age of 18. For more information, read How to get a police certificate from each country. You may have to pay applicable fees, depending on the country issuing the police certificate. If needed, the document will be requested after your initial application and you will have a deadline extension to submit it.
- Proof of a medical exam: You need to complete a physical exam with a doctor that has been approved by IRCC (a panel physician) if you have recently lived or travelled in certain countries or territories for six months or more and there may be a risk of importation of tuberculosis or if you plan to work in a job where it’s important to protect public health (e.g. health services, child care or primary or secondary education). You can book your medical exam before submitting your application if you know it will be required or you can wait until you see it requested on your IRCC account. In the latter case, you will get a deadline extension to complete this mandatory step.
- Post-secondary diploma, certificate or degree only if you have a NOC C job offer.
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