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WORKING HOLIDAY PROGRAMS AND YOUTH MOBILITY PROGRAMMES

London administers youth mobility programs for the citizens of the United Kingdom and Ireland only. Effective immediately, applications from Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Norway should be sent to:

Canadian Embassy
Youth Mobility Programmes
Box 16129

103 23 Stockholm
Sweden

Tel: +46 (8) 453 3000
Fax: +46 (8) 453 3016

The number of places on any of the following programs is limited and given on a first come, first served basis subject to quota.

Please note that a medical examination is not normally a requirement unless the employment is in health services, teaching, child care, or a related occupation.

Canada has bilateral agreements with many countries, please visit www.youthonthemove.gc.ca for more information regarding European programs or visit the website of the Canadian embassy in your home country.

 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR WORKING HOLIDAY AND YOUTH MOBILITY PROGRAMMES PARTICIPANTS

  • All participants must have medical and comprehensive hospitalization insurance, including accident, life and repatriation coverage to remain in force throughout their stay in Canada. They must be able to provide evidence they have such insurance at the immigration officials at the port of entry in Canada.

 

  • Applications are dealt with on a first come, first served basis and not depending on the intended departure date.

 

  • Participants must meet admissibility and other requirements of Canadian immigration legislation and policy. Their primary reason for entering Canada must be to participate in a Working Holiday Program. 

 

YOUTH MOBILITY PROGRAM

 Youth Mobility Participation Fee (Working Holiday)

$150  £70
Payment instructions for applicants applying via BUNAC or USIT:

Follow the instructions of the organization through which you are applying.

Payment instructions for applicants from DENMARK, FINLAND, NORWAY and SWEDEN may be found on the websites of the Canadian Embassies in those countries listed above.

 

  • WE ADVISE YOU NOT TO MAKE ANY TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS UNTIL YOU HAVE YOUR AUTHORIZATION LETTER IN HAND. IF YOU CHOOSE TO BOOK A FLIGHT TICKET BEFORE, YOU DO SO AT YOUR OWN RISK.

 

  • Last but not least, enjoy your stay in Canada!

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For up to date information, you may wish to consult the Citizenship and Immigration Canada website at:

http://www.cic.gc.ca

January 2007