Accommodation options are provided by qualified and experienced
accommodations providers who ensure a high degree of professionalism and
overall client satisfaction. Accommodation is subject to availability
and prices may vary during peak seasons.
Living in a private
home is an excellent way for students to adapt to Canadian culture and
practice their English skills with their host families. Conveniently
located throughout Toronto, the School's homestay families are chosen
both for the quality of the accommodation they offer and for the care
and compassion shown to the students. Various meal plans are available,
with all homestays conforming to a high level of standards. Private
apartments in homes are also available.
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1. When I arrive in Canada, are there any services to help me?
Every province and city is equipped with multiple services and
organizations meant to help newcomers to Canada. Refer to the landing
guide for the province where you plan to arrive in Canada for complete
listings.
2. How do I obtain Health Care?
All provinces and territories in Canada have a public health insurance
plan to cover basic medical needs. However, you may have to wait up to
three months after you arrive before the health insurance begins in some
provinces. Make it a priority to apply for health care for yourself and
your family as soon as you arrive. In addition, purchase some form of
private health insurance from an insurance company for security in case
of emergencies until your provincial health care plan begins. Refer to
the Health section of the provincial landing guide where you will be
living in Canada for province-specific instructions on how to obtain
your health insurance. 3. What do I need to do to start working in Canada?
In order to work anywhere in Canada, you will require a Social Insurance
Number (SIN). Apply for your SIN card immediately after you arrive in
Canada.
Ensure that your CV or resume is written in English or French. It may
also be necessary to have your credentials confirmed. There are many
agencies throughout Canada that provide the service of accreditation
equivalency. Refer to the landing guide for the province where you will
be living for more information.
4. How do I become a Canadian Citizen?
Before applying to become a Canadian citizen, you must have resided in
Canada for 1,095 days, or three years. Please refer to the Canadian
Citizenship page for complete details on requirements, your eligibility
and the application procedure.
5. I do not know where to live in Canada. Where do I start?
Canada is a huge country, with diverse cultures, communities, climates
and employment opportunities. Begin researching these details by reading
the About Canada pages. It is important that you move to an area where
you can obtain employment. You should also do some research on the
internet the average cost of living in different regions of Canada.
Ensure that you move to a region that is affordable, close to places of
employment and schools.
6. What do I need to have prepared when I arrive in Canada?
When you arrive in Canada make sure that you have all necessary
immigration and identity documents on your person and not in your
checked luggage, so that you may present all documents to the Customs
and Immigration officer at the airport or border without complication.
It is also important to have arranged in advance for a place for you and
your family to stay during your first days in Canada as you will be
tired from the long trip. Homes of friends and family are ideal, as are
short term apartments or hotels.
7. Can I bring my family pet with me to Canada?
There are strict rules about bringing animals, food, and plants into Canada. Before you arrive, contact:
Canadian Food Inspection Agency,
Animal Health
Agriculture Canada
59 Camelot Drive
Nepean, Ontario
K1A 0Y9 8. Can I bring my car into Canada?
Transport Canada has pollution and safety control standards which does
not allow some cars into Canada. It is also necessary to have a valid
driver’s license, car registration and accident record from your
insurance company. Contact Transport Canada for complete instructions:
Transport Canada
Place de Ville, Tower C
330 Sparks Street
Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0N5
(613) 990-2309 9. I have school aged children, how do I send them to school?
All children between the ages of 4 and 16 to 18 years, depending on
province, are required by law to attend school. The school year runs
from September through June. Registration can be held as early as
February previous to the September academic year. Every region of Canada
has its own school boards.
