Canada has expanded its International Experience Canada (IEC) work and travel program to include citizens of 36 countries. The update outlines varying age limits for each nationality, allowing more participants to apply. The IEC program enables young adults to work and travel in Canada under specific conditions. The changes aim to increase participation from a broader range of international applicants. Eligibility criteria now reflect different age requirements based on the applicant's country of origin. This adjustment follows recent policy reviews to align with global mobility trends. The new guidelines are expected to take effect in the coming months. Applicants from the newly included nations can now prepare their applications. The program remains open to those aged 18 to 35, with some exceptions for specific nationalities. The move reflects Canada's ongoing efforts to strengthen international partnerships and workforce diversity.