Landing, permanent residence, SIN, ArriveCAN, and the practical steps of immigrating to Canada.
As an immigrant or a long-term visitor to Canada, one of the key practical aspects to consider is transferring your driver’s license. For US citizens or people with a driver’s license from the US, this process is easy and does not involve knowledge or road tests, given that you qualify for the requirements. A Class
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Canadian government implemented the ArriveCAN app in November 2020 to facilitate entry for all travelers entering Canada. This app allowed individuals to provide their contact, vaccination, and quarantine information before arrival, reducing the need for paper forms and in-person interactions at the border, airport or any other port
After your Passport Request (PPR) is approved, you will receive the Confirmation of Permanent Residence (CoPR), a document that confirms your permanent residency has been approved. But there’s a catch– the CoPR comes with an expiration date! You have less than a year to move to Canada and complete your permanent residency process after receiving
Obtaining a Social Insurance Number (SIN) is usually the first thing you should take care of when you arrive in Canada as an immigrant for the first time. SIN is a unique nine-digit number required for various activities, such as opening a bank account, applying for a job, and receiving benefits from government programs such