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			Leaving St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador Passport information A valid passport is essential to international travel. Also, there should be at least 6 months left on the expiration date of your passport after the date that you are to arrive in Europe. If there is less than 6 months, it is suggested that you renew your passport before travelling. The passport office in St. John’s is located in the TD Building, Suite 802, 140 Water Street. Hours of operation are Monday to Friday, from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. More information can be obtained from the Passport Canada website. MCP forms and information Students going out of province/country should inform MCP that they will be away for the period of the exchange and to request coverage in the event that they need it. Beneficiaries leaving for study purposes may receive an Out-of-Province Coverage Certificate for up to twelve months' coverage. Approval is conditional upon the beneficiary's intention to return to Newfoundland and Labrador upon completion of the program of study. Students will need to provide a letter from their educational institution confirming that they are enrolled as full time students. Forms MCP Website Visas Studying in Ireland Guidelines and details of requirements for Study Visa applications are available here. Working in Ireland Canadians require authorisation to work in Ireland. For most types of employment, Canadians must have aWork Permit. For full information on work permits please visit the website of the Department of Enterprise,Trade and Employment. A visa-required national who has been issued with a Work Permit can apply for an Employment visa through their local Irish Embassy or Consulate. You will find useful guidelines and details of requirements for Employment Visa applications here. For further information on finding work in Ireland, please visit the FÁS website Work Placement/Internship Permit Please visit http://www.swap.ca/ or contact marlene.power@mi.mun.ca Registration of Canadians Abroad The Registration of Canadians Abroad service offers a consular registration service to Canadians living or travelling abroad. The service notifies registered Canadians in the event of a natural disaster or civil unrest in the country in which they are travelling.