캐나다 유학 비자·입국
입국·허가와 워킹홀리데이 조건을 공식 출처와 함께 확인할 수 있습니다.
캐나다 입국·허가
- 입국·허가
7CAD
eTA (electronic travel authorization) fee
6months or less
Study without a permit
Citizens of visa-exempt countries need an eTA (CAD 7) to fly to Canada.
A study permit is not needed for a programme of 6 months or less, but is needed for longer studies.
Requirements depend on your nationality.
출처: IRCC: Find out about eTAIRCC: Who can study without a study permit
- 워킹홀리데이
18〜30years old (inclusive)
Age range for Japanese citizens
12months
Longest stay per participation
2times at most
Participations allowed
출처: IRCC: IEC eligibility by countryIRCC: International Experience Canada
- 언어
영어(퀘벡주는 프랑스어 환경도)
자주 묻는 질문
Do I need a visa or permit for a study stay of 6 months or less?
A study permit is not needed for a programme of 6 months or less. People from visa-exempt countries do need an eTA to fly to Canada: CAD 7, valid for up to five years or until the passport expires, whichever comes first. It is not required when arriving by land or sea. For studies longer than 6 months you need a study permit.
Can I use the working holiday programme?
It depends on your nationality, so check the official eligibility page for your country. For Japanese citizens the age range is 18 to 30 (inclusive), up to 12 months per participation, and up to two participations. You apply through International Experience Canada (IEC): create a profile in the pool, and apply for the work permit once you receive an invitation. IRCC publishes the number of invitations and available spots on its rounds of invitations page.