by Corinna Frattini | Jan 3, 2021
This is a common and important question: can I bring my prescription medicines to Canada? The short answer is yes, you can bring prescription medicine to Canada. This will allow you to continue the medical treatment that you are currently following. But, be...
by prepareforcanada.com | Nov 16, 2020
This is based on the declaration you made when you applied for immigration. You can bring in what you had declared duty-free. Officers may ask you questions about these items during your customs interview. Make sure you describe these items on your list of goods. To...
by prepareforcanada.com | Oct 24, 2020
When you land in Canada, you will be given an envelope with your Permanent Resident (PR) card application form. Complete the form and mail it as soon as possible. Generally, it can take approximately 60 calendar days to get your PR card. However, due to COVID-19...
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 Prepare For Canada | Jan 12, 2020
Under Canada’s health care system, all medically necessary hospital stays, including those needed for treatment of an illness or surgical and maternity services (such as childbirth, prenatal, post-natal and newborn care, and treatment of complications surrounding a...
