Table of contents
- Chapter 1: How to choose your first destination
- Chapter 2: Get the best airfare deal
- Chapter 3: Buy the right health insurance coverage
- Chapter 4: Notify your home bank and start researching Canadian banks
- Chapter 5: Budget wisely
- Chapter 6: Decide how to carry/transfer money
- Chapter 7: Book accommodation (hostel, bed and breakfast, hotel, etc.)
- Chapter 8: Gather all the documents you need to show upon arriving in Canada
- Chapter 9: Get a medical checkup
- Chapter 10: Final steps: Cancel services, notify government agencies, get an IDP, etc.
Notify your home bank and start researching Canadian banks
Before you leave home, you should inform your bank about your upcoming trip (via online banking or by making an appointment at your local branch). We cover the information you need to discuss with them in Notifying your bank of your trip.
You can also start looking at the bank account you want to open in Canada. As we detail in Opening a bank account in Canada, you can begin the process from abroad.
In partnership with pvtistes.net, the National Bank of Canada offers newcomers to Canada up to 3 years with no fixed monthly fees and a welcome bonus of $100.
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Pre-departure preparation can make a huge difference when moving abroad, especially when it comes to documents, accommodation, healthcare, and knowing where to get help after arrival. I’d recommend keeping important contacts and practical resources accessible. For unexpected dental issues while traveling, https://dentalemergencylouisville.com/ offers useful guidance on urgent care.
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