If you're considering relocating to Canada, this article has some tips that might come in handy! Share it with your friends who are also thinking about moving or with people who have recently moved to Canada.
Canada is a beautiful country with unique culture and cool weather. It offers a wide variety of opportunities. Be it a job, a business, or even for skydiving training, the opportunities are many.
1) Rent before committing to buy a property
Be smart and start with renting. This will ensure that you have ample time to evaluate whether or not you want to buy a property in that neighborhood. After all, you don't want to move into an area you don't like. You can protect your belongings with specialist insurance from KBD Insurance.
2) Live with people you know and trust
This is a personal preference that you have to decide for yourself. Yet, this is one way to ensure that you don't get into any trouble or broken promises.
3) Aim for an area with good schools
This will give your children an edge when they start making their own future plans. Coincidentally, the schools will boost the value of the property as well.
4) Check the Visa rules
You will need a visa to stay and work in Canada. Similar to the United States, Canada has strict immigration rules. Make sure you have applied for a visa before you arrive.
5) Join some social groups
This will help you to adjust to your new community. Another advantage is that you'll meet people who will know about business and employment opportunities in the area.
Moving to a new country can be exciting. Just make sure that you learn from your friends and make the most of it by immersing yourself in the culture around you!
6) Get a car
Public transportation is great for certain distances, but it's not generally that reliable for longer distances. In addition, owning a car will give you the freedom to explore your surroundings and keep you mobile when it comes to job searching or business networking!
7) Learn about the Canadian culture
Canada is very much like the US, yet there are also some subtle differences that you need to learn about to be more successful. For example, in Canada, it's considered rude not to say please and thank you. It’s also important to learn how to shake hands properly and greet people politely.
8) Get excited about your new lifestyle!
Sure, move over there and work hard, but make sure you enjoy yourself every now and then. When it's hard to find free time, you can always join some social groups or even the local network marketing groups so that you can make some money while enjoying the local nights out.
You'll find plenty of stuff to do in Canada. Start with the tips above, and modify them to fit your specific situation. The important thing is to have a game plan in place so that you can adjust quickly and enjoy your new life!
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Sisuturundus | 13 Oct 2022 | EWR
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Get a car? Certainly, if you move to Biggar, Sask.
In downtown Toronto, driving a car is a nuisance. Traffic is congested 24-7 and there's little parking.
The advice dispensed here is inane! If there's anyone out there that found it useful, they've got problems!
In downtown Toronto, driving a car is a nuisance. Traffic is congested 24-7 and there's little parking.
The advice dispensed here is inane! If there's anyone out there that found it useful, they've got problems!
#7 says that " Canada is very much like the U.S. yet there are also some subtle differences. . . for example, in Canada it is considered rude not to say please and thank you." Is the writer implying that Americans are impolite ?
I have lived in, and travelled through many U.S. states and overall most Americans are far more courteous. I have encountered much more rude behaviour here the least of which has been not saying please and thank you.
I have lived in, and travelled through many U.S. states and overall most Americans are far more courteous. I have encountered much more rude behaviour here the least of which has been not saying please and thank you.
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