Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) Opportunities

Eligible candidates first create an IEC profile and enter one or more country/category pools. A profile is not a work-permit application; candidates must receive an Invitation to Apply before submitting the permit application. Working Holiday is the open-work-permit route for applicants without a pre-arranged job, while Young Professionals and International Co-op are employer-specific routes. International Co-op is designed for post-secondary students whose work placement or internship is required to complete their study programme.

Polish citizens must satisfy IRCC's current country and category rules. Working Holiday is for eligible participants who do not have a job offer before coming to Canada. Young Professionals requires a job offer that contributes to professional development. International Co-op requires post-secondary student status and a work placement or internship required by the study programme. Applicants should use IRCC's live eligibility selector for current age, participation and quota conditions.