What is a letter of introduction?
A letter of introduction is a document issued by the Visas and Immigration Service, confirming that your application for a work or study permit has been approved. It notifies you that you may leave for Canada in order to work upon its reception. You must present your letter of introduction to an Immigration agent at a point of entry to Canada (airport, land crossing). The work permit will be issued to you by the Immigration agent upon presentation of your letter of introduction.
Related Questions
- I obtained a Letter of Introduction after successfully applying to the IEC, but wasn’t able / decided not to go to Canada. May I still participate twice in the IEC as per the rules of the initiative?
- What is the best way to write an introduction letter to a Russian woman?
- What should students include in the Letter of Introduction?
