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HrvatskiHRIEC 2026 is openWorking Holiday eligibility and duration depend on citizenship
Canada · Mountains, orchards & resortsWork and travel
Work and travel
in Canada
Follow ski, hospitality, agriculture, summer-camp and tourism seasons from the Rockies to the Atlantic coast.
Explore opportunities ↓CAD 18.15 federal floorFrom 1 April 2026; most jobs follow the applicable provincial or territorial rate
Open or employer-specific permitConfirm the exact work conditions before accepting an offer
Seasonal job directory
Seasonal job sites
CCUSA
A U.S.-based work-and-travel organisation. The supplied link is for its Down Under programme, so verify the destination and programme conditions before applying.
Visit site ↗InterExchange
Work-and-travel and cultural-exchange programmes for U.S. residents. This is a programme resource rather than a conventional North American vacancy board.
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Job Bank Canada
Canada’s official job marketplace. Search by province, occupation and employment term, then check whether the employer can hire someone with your status.
Visit site ↗Indeed Canada Seasonal
A Canada-wide search already filtered toward seasonal work. Refine it by province, pay, date, occupation and accommodation keywords.
Visit site ↗CoolWorks
A specialist source for seasonal work in national parks, lodges, resorts, camps, ranches and other destination employers across the United States.
Visit site ↗VagaJobs
Traveller-oriented seasonal vacancies in hospitality, tourism, resorts, restaurants and outdoor destinations, with an emphasis on place-based work.
Visit site ↗Backdoorjobs
Short-term adventure, environmental, outdoor-education, camp and seasonal opportunities for candidates seeking work beyond conventional job boards.
Visit site ↗Good Food Jobs
Food-system opportunities spanning farms, kitchens, producers, markets, hospitality and mission-led organisations throughout the United States.
Visit site ↗SummerJobs.com
A directory of summer and temporary roles that can be explored by destination, including camps, parks, hospitality and seasonal services.
Visit site ↗Non-seasonal directory
Popular & general job sites
CareerOneStop
A U.S. Department of Labor-sponsored source for nationwide vacancies, American Job Center support, training and practical career information.
Visit site ↗USAJOBS
The official federal employment site. Always read the hiring-path and citizenship eligibility shown on each vacancy before applying.
Visit site ↗Indeed United States
A broad U.S. marketplace covering year-round employment. Use date, contract, pay and location filters and verify the employer independently.
Visit site ↗LinkedIn Jobs US
A wide professional and operational job search with company pages, alerts and location filters for opportunities across the United States.
Visit site ↗Government of Canada Jobs
The official route to federal public-service opportunities. Each notice explains language, location, status and eligibility requirements.
Visit site ↗Workopolis
A general Canadian search engine with vacancies by city, province, employer and category, plus salary and company information.
Visit site ↗Jobillico
A Canadian employment platform with broad vacancy coverage and a strong presence in Québec, available for English- and French-language searches.
Visit site ↗LinkedIn Jobs Canada
A broad Canadian search for professional, hospitality, logistics, retail and operational roles, with employer pages and alerts.
Visit site ↗Fresh opportunities
Jobs available now
Canada
General farm worker
Scotland, Ontario
Employer listed on Job BankCanada Job BankCrop cultivation, harvesting and operation or maintenance of farm machinery and equipment.
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Canada
Harvest worker
Grand Falls, New Brunswick
Toner Produce Ltd.Canada Job BankHarvest work beginning in September; verify hours, transport and application details at the source.
View original job→Plan the journey, not just the jobPrepare before
Prepare before
you take off.
Finding a job is only the first step. These travel tools will help you compare the essentials and build a safer, more realistic arrival plan.
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Get there
Flights & routes
Compare practical routes, baggage rules and arrival times before choosing the cheapest fare.
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First nights
A place to land
Book a flexible first stay while you inspect staff housing or search for a longer-term room locally.
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Travel safely
Travel insurance
Check medical cover, work-related exclusions, outdoor activities and cancellation conditions for your trip.
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Stay connected
eSIM & mobile data
Arrange data for maps, employer calls and accommodation searches from the moment you arrive.
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Move around
Local transport
Plan airport transfers, trains, buses or car hire — especially when the workplace is rural or remote.
Transfers · trains · car hireComing soon
Manage money
Cards & currency
Compare exchange rates, overseas card fees and ways to receive your first salary without surprises.
Cards · transfers · exchangeComing soon
Prepare before you go
North America practical guides
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Work permits & eligibility
Tourist entry is not work authorisation. Start with the route that fits your passport, age, student status, employer and exact type of work before paying for travel.
Canada: IEC
International Experience Canada includes Working Holiday, Young Professionals and International Co-op categories. Eligibility, age limit, quota and permit duration depend on citizenship; the 2026 season is open.
Canada: other permits
Jobs outside IEC may require an employer-specific permit or another authorised route. A vacancy on Job Bank is not, by itself, proof that an employer can hire a foreign worker.
USA: J-1 Summer Work Travel
Designed for eligible full-time post-secondary students outside the United States. Participation goes through a designated sponsor and the maximum programme length is four months.
USA: H-2A
An employer-led route for temporary agricultural work. The certified job order contains the occupation, dates, wage, housing, transport and other required conditions.
USA: H-2B
An employer-led route for temporary non-agricultural work such as certain seasonal hospitality or recreation roles. The employer must establish a temporary need and complete the programme process.