Predeparture
- Newcomer Testimonial: My Journey to Canada
- Coming to Canada: Expectations and Realities
- Ten Things You Need to Know from our friends at Moving2Canada
Upon Arrival
- What to Do First
- Social Insurance Number
- Welcome to Canada: Publications for Newcomers
- Accommodation
Settling In
- Stages of Adapting
- Feel at Home: Irish Canadian Community Organizations
- Examples of LGBTQ+ Organizations:
Tips & Tricks
- Photo ID: don’t take your passport to the pub!
Healthcare
- Variety of Resources here
Finances & Phones
- Cost of Living
- Understanding the Canadian Credit System
- Cell Phone Companies in Canada
- Understanding Your Canadian Pay-stub
- Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
- What to do if you become a victim of FRAUD
Transportation
General
- What Is An eTA and Do I Need One?
- Work Permit FAQs
- What Does Maintained Status Mean?
- Maintained Status and Healthcare in Canada
- Open Permits for Vulnerable Workers
- Information for Visitors/Tourists
- Working with An Immigration Advisor
Determining Inadmissibility
IEC Information
- IEC Ireland WORKING HOLIDAY: Are you 18-35?
- IEC Ireland YOUNG PROFESSIONALS: 18-35
- IEC Ireland INTERNATIONAL CO-OP: 18-35
- IEC UK WORKING HOLIDAY: 18-35
- IEC Application Process at a Glance
- IEC How to Give Biometrics
- IEC FAQs
- IEC Prepare for Arrival
- IEC: Did You Know You Might Need A Medical to Work in Canada?
- IEC: YES you DO need 2 full years insurance. Read here
- IEC Recognized Organizations
You need a work permit and Social Insurance Number (SIN) to work in Canada
Getting a Job
- Networking in Canada
- Join Our LinkedIn Mentorship Group!
- PODCAST : You want me to what?!!? Networking basics: what you need to know
- PODCAST: The Irish Advantage–building your network in Canada: Ian Kinsella, Morgan McKinley
- Resume Guide
- Accomplishment Statements
- Cover Letter Guide
- Interview Guide
- Working with Recruiters
- Volunteering in Canada
- Learning, Professional Development, and Micro-Credentials
Credential Recognition
Protecting Yourself
Financial Matters
- A Guide to Permanent Residency
- VIDEO: How to Submit Your PR Application under Canadian Experience Class, with Canadian Visa Specialists
- Maintained Status and Healthcare in Canada
- Temporary Public Policy for Out-of-Status Construction Workers in the Greater Toronto Area
- PR Card Renewing/Lost/Travelling
- Working with An Immigration Advisor
- Becoming a Canadian Citizen