Moving to Canada from the UK
 

Hi all,

I find this the best way to find information on Canada so here it goes. I'm moving to Canada in April (Ideally Toronto) on the International Experience Visa. I was just wondering that even though i'm on this visa would i be allowed to come out of Canada and back in as I have family in the US? I would assume it wouldn't be an issue?

Regarding jobs I know it would be better if I had a job lined up before I come to Canada, but regarding the major cities in Canada which is better for employment opportunities within a Marketing background.

Last point any advice for a newcomer to Canada for a year would be much appreciated :)

thank you

Re: Moving to Canada from the UK
 

No issue on leaving and entering Canada on the IEC provided you have the correct documents to do so i.e. valid passports, visas if required to enter the other countries and ESTA and eTA if flying. No eTA or ESTA required if crossing land border Canada/USA however you would need the I94 waiver and pay $6 USD to enter the USA. I94's valid for 90 days and multiple trips.