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In some circumstances, you can leave Canada and still receive Employment Insurance benefits. | In some circumstances, you can leave Canada and still receive Employment Insurance benefits. | ||
While traveling abroad, your EI benefits won’t be interrupted if you’re outside of Canada for '''up to seven consecutive days'' to do one of the following: | While traveling abroad, your EI benefits won’t be interrupted if you’re outside of Canada for '''up to seven consecutive days''' to do one of the following: | ||
*Attend the funeral of a member of your immediate family or a close relative. | *Attend the funeral of a member of your immediate family or a close relative. | ||
*Accompany a member of your immediate family to a medical facility, if the treatment isn’t available where they live in Canada. | *Accompany a member of your immediate family to a medical facility, if the treatment isn’t available where they live in Canada. | ||
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*Attend a job interview. | *Attend a job interview. | ||
You can also be outside of Canada for up to 14 days in a row if you’re looking for a job. | You can also be outside of Canada for up to 14 days in a row if you’re looking for a job. | ||
===Can I work or live outside Canada and still get EI?=== | ===Can I work or live outside Canada and still get EI?=== | ||
