Are you immigrating to Canada? Have you recently moved to Canada and need guidance in adapting to life in the country? Making the transition to living and working in Canada happens over time. Newcomers can face challenges related to employment, communication, healthcare, and so much more. It is very important for the newcomer to be aware of these challenges before he or she can begin to tackle them. This kit will instruct you on how to settle into your Canadian life and overcome the many challenges that newcomers face. With this kit, you can get valuable information on Canadian work experience, foreign credential recognition, and improving your language or communication skills. You can also obtain comprehensive directions on applying for your health card, your SIN card, getting your PR card, and whatever you may need from the government in order to transition smoothly into the way of life in Canada.

IN THE KIT:

	General Introduction to Canada
	Government Services
	Foreign Credential Recognition
	How to improve your communication and language skills
	How to get your health card
	How to get your SIN card
	How to get your PR card
	List of the top job search sites
	Building your credit history

Commonly Asked Questions

1. What are the benefits of moving to Canada?
Canada is well known for its availability of excellent social services. The government funded health care system is very popular. Canada is celebrated for its tolerance, respect of human rights, and social justice. A respect for human rights and personal freedom is deeply held, and both are constitutionally enshrined in Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Canada is a multicultural society, hosting people from all over the world. Canada always needs the skills, talents and enthusiasm of newcomers to continue to grow. Today, Canada continues to attract new immigrants with the promise of stability, prosperity and peace.

2. How do I travel to and from Canada once I am a permanent resident of Canada?
The Permanent Resident Card is the official proof of your status as a permanent resident in Canada. This wallet-sized plastic card is required for all permanent residents of Canada seeking to re-enter Canada on a commercial carrier (airplane, boat, train or bus).

3. Can my spouse or common-law partner and children come with me to Canada?
Your spouse or common-law partner and children can come with you to Canada or visit you in Canada. The length of their stay depends on which immigration application you completed.

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