by Andrew | Feb 16, 2016
One of the first people you will meet at your point of arrival in Canada will be a friendly Canada customs agent. You will be required to produce the list of goods you are importing along with your landing certificates. The list will be divided into goods you are...
by Andrew | Feb 16, 2016
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 Andrew | Feb 16, 2016
Goods to Carry: As a landed immigrant, you are entitled to bring with you, free of duty and taxes, personal and household effects that you owned and possessed before your arrival in Canada. These may include furniture, furnishings, silverware, linen, books, musical...
by Andrew | Feb 16, 2016
Sometimes people have strong accents. Most Canadian employers tend to overlook them unless your accent makes it difficult to communicate. Speak to your advisor at the settlement agency you are going to. There are accent reduction classes that you could sign up for...
by Andrew | Feb 16, 2016
Every year the Canadian government invests millions of dollars in creating services that will help immigrants succeed in their new home. There is even a program for pre-arrival called the Canadian Immigrant Integration Program funded by Citizenship Immigration Canada....
