by Prepare For Canada | Jun 7, 2021
The minimum amount of settlement funds you need Before you move to Canada, you need to show that you have a minimum amount of settlement funds. You’ll require the following funds plus an additional amount for each dependent who is immigrating with you:...
by Prepare For Canada | Dec 21, 2020
Building your credit history in Canada as a newcomer is vital. First, and most obviously, you need to open a savings and chequing account at your local bank or credit union. This shows that you have money and are starting to establish roots. If you have a larger sum...
by prepareforcanada.com | Jul 16, 2020
Unless you are currently authorized to work in Canada and have a valid job offer from an employer in Canada, or you have been invited to apply under the Canadian Experience Class, you must show that you have enough money to support yourself and your family after you...
by prepareforcanada.com | Feb 16, 2018
Cheques drawn on a financial institution’s branch located outside of Canada or the United States, maximum hold period of 30 business days (29 business days after the day of deposit). For these purposes, the term “business day” refers to regular weekdays only and...
by prepareforcanada.com | Feb 16, 2016
If you’re still in your home country and planning to immigrate to Canada, it’s worth looking at developing a relationship with a global bank. Scotiabank, for example, has banking packages aimed at those looking to move to Canada. Once you arrive in Canada, try to get...
