Travel. Work.Explore Canada.
IEC helps eligible youth from partner countries gain temporary Canadian work experience through Working Holiday, Young Professionals and International Co-op.
- Working Holiday
- Open work permit flexibility
- Career growth
- Build international work experience
- Cultural exchange
- Live, travel and learn
- Clear planning
- Pools, invitations, documents, timing
The detail
What you need to know
What is IEC?
IEC is a temporary work permit program for eligible citizens of countries and territories with a youth mobility arrangement with Canada.
- Working Holiday for flexible travel and work.
- Young Professionals for career-focused work experience.
- International Co-op for eligible students needing a work placement.
Who may apply?
- Citizens of an IEC partner country or territory.
- Applicants who meet the age requirements for their country.
- Applicants with a valid passport and required funds.
- Applicants who meet health, security and admissibility requirements.
Documents may include
- Passport and identity documents.
- Proof of funds and travel insurance.
- Resume, photo and forms requested by IRCC.
- Police certificates or medical exam if required.
- Job offer documents for some IEC categories.
How we help
We help you understand the right IEC category, prepare your profile, track invitation timing, and organize documents before submission.
Step by step
How the process works
- 1
Check eligibility
Review country, age and category fit.
- 2
Create profile
Enter the IEC pool.
- 3
Invitation
Receive an invitation if selected.
- 4
Documents
Prepare forms and proof.
- 5
Submit
Apply online to IRCC.
- 6
Work in Canada
Travel after approval and instructions.
Why us
What you get working with Simmi Immigration
Category review
Choose the right IEC option.
Document support
Prepare a complete file.
Timeline guidance
Understand invitations and deadlines.
Clear communication
Know each step before you apply.
Next step
Ready to work and explore Canada?
Book a consultation to review your IEC eligibility and next steps.
This page provides general information and is not legal advice. Program rules change and individual circumstances matter. Confirm current IRCC requirements before applying.
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