Well come jobcanada visa
If you’re dreaming of visiting or moving to Canada, the first step to making that dream a reality is understanding the visa process. Whether you're coming for a short visit or planning to stay long-term, this guide will walk you through the different visa types, application processes, and essential information you need to know. Let’s dive into what it takes to explore the beautiful country of Canada through the right visa.
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Find out if you need a work permit
(1)Who needs a work permit, which permit is right for you and special instructions for some workers
(2) Work permits, labour market impact assessments and how your spouse or child can work in Canada
(3) Who can apply, how to apply, forms, fees, and how to change employers
(2) Work permits, labour market impact assessments and how your spouse or child can work in Canada
(3) Who can apply, how to apply, forms, fees, and how to change employers
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Work and Study: How to Combine Both
Studying in Canada not only offers world-class education but also provides opportunities to work while you study. With a valid study permit, international students can work up to 20 hours per week during the academic term and full-time during scheduled breaks. This allows you to gain valuable work experience, support your living expenses, and build a network that can help with future career prospects in Canada, all while focusing on your studies.
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Work and travel in Canada with International Experience Canada
International Experience Canada (IEC) offers young adults the chance to work and travel in Canada for up to two years. Through IEC, participants can gain valuable work experience while exploring the country’s diverse culture and breathtaking landscapes. With three main categories—Working Holiday, Young Professionals, and International Co-op (Internship)—IEC provides flexible opportunities to fund your travels, build your resume, and enjoy an adventure-filled experience in Canada.
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