This video will explain some of the key things you should do in the first two weeks to
0:14make your transition to life in Canada easier.
0:18 When you arrive, the first hours at the airport may be confusing, but the most important
0:23thing is to be prepared, even before you get on the plane.
0:27 If you’re not sure what to bring, visit the Citizenship and Immigration Canada website.
0:32 The officials here are from the Canada Border Services Agency, also known as CBSA.
0:39Canada’s border services officers have met thousands of newcomers
0:43like you and your families.
0:45They help to ensure your smooth arrival, and protect the integrity of Canada’s customs,
0:50immigration and agricultural laws.
0:54 The most important item to have with you is your passport, along with the Customs
0:58Declaration Card that you will have filled out on the plane.
1:03 When you meet the border services officers, they will ask you questions about your
1:06intentions to stay in Canada, and the items you are bringing into the country.
1:12The completed Declaration Card helps to tell them this information.
1:16If you have any questions about what you should declare, simply ask the officer and they
1:22will help you.
1:23 The CBSA will also need a list, in English or French, of whatever goods may be shipped
1:29to you at a later date.
1:31 The next group of people you will meet are officers specializing in Immigration.
1:36Their main concern is “you” and checking your documents on behalf of Citizenship and
1:41Immigration Canada, also known as CIC.
1:45 Put this paper copy of the “confirmation of permanent residence” in your passport
1:50because your permanent resident card may take up to 6 weeks to be delivered to your new
1:55address, here in Canada.
1:57 In order to access government services, you may need to show this document while
2:02awaiting your permanent resident card.
2:07 Now that you have officially arrived in Canada, it’s time to settle into your new home.
2:12 Across Canada, there are immigrant-serving organizations whose goal is to help you
2:17settle into your new community.
2:21 One of your first steps should be to call or visit one of
2:24these organizations in your new city.
2:26Just be sure to have your permanent residency documents on hand.
2:31 Some organizations serve a very wide range of immigrants … while others focus their
2:36efforts on people who are from a particular religion or language group, or who come from
2:41a specific region of the world.
2:44 Many of the staff members and counsellors in these organizations are immigrants
2:48themselves, who are happy to share their own experiences with newcomers.
2:53They are especially helpful with refugees and immigrants who are having a hard time
2:57adjusting to this new environment.
3:00 They can provide advice on improving your qualifications and skills, finding work or
3:06housing, obtaining official documents and government services, and much more.
3:13 Since most settlement agencies are supported by the government, most of the basic
3:17services and advice they provide are available for little or no cost at all to you.
3:23 You can find a list of immigrant-serving organizations in your area on the Citizenship
3:27and Immigration Canada website.
3:32 There are a number of important government documents you need to obtain soon after
3:36arriving in Canada: your Social Insurance Number, your government health insurance card
3:43and your permanent resident card.
3:46 To be able to work in Canada, benefit from the health care system, open a bank account,
3:51drive a car or get your kids into school ...
3:54it’s important that you visit a Service Canada Centre in your area and get a Social
3:58Insurance Number, or more commonly called a SIN.
4:03 The visit won’t be very complicated, but to apply for your SIN you’ll need to bring your:
4:08 confirmation of permanent residence or other proof of status in Canada,
4:12like a work or study permit; and your passport.
4:17 Next, as a permanent resident, you should apply to your provincial or territorial
4:22government as soon as possible for a government health insurance card.
4:27If you’re not sure if you are eligible to apply, check with them.
4:31 Once you are eligible, which is usually three months after you arrive, this card will
4:36allow you to receive health care services paid through taxes.
4:40 You can get an application at a doctor’s office, a hospital or an immigrant-serving
4:45organization.
4:47You can also download the application form from the website of the government department
4:52responsible for health in your province or territory.
4:56 In most regions of Canada, each family member receives his or her own card with a
5:01personal health identification number.
5:04 Be sure to carry these cards at all times.
5:06They will need to be presented at a hospital or clinic when you or someone in your family
5:11needs health servic
This video will explain some of the key things you should do in the first two weeks to0:14make your transition to life in Canada easier.0:18 When you arrive, the first hours at the airport may be confusing, but the most important0:23thing is to be prepared, even before you get on the plane.0:27 If you’re not sure what to bring, visit the Citizenship and Immigration Canada website.0:32 The officials here are from the Canada Border Services Agency, also known as CBSA.0:39Canada’s border services officers have met thousands of newcomers0:43like you and your families.0:45They help to ensure your smooth arrival, and protect the integrity of Canada’s customs,0:50immigration and agricultural laws.0:54 The most important item to have with you is your passport, along with the Customs0:58Declaration Card that you will have filled out on the plane.1:03 When you meet the border services officers, they will ask you questions about your1:06intentions to stay in Canada, and the items you are bringing into the country.1:12The completed Declaration Card helps to tell them this information.1:16If you have any questions about what you should declare, simply ask the officer and they1:22will help you.1:23 The CBSA will also need a list, in English or French, of whatever goods may be shipped1:29to you at a later date.1:31 The next group of people you will meet are officers specializing in Immigration.1:36Their main concern is “you” and checking your documents on behalf of Citizenship and1:41Immigration Canada, also known as CIC.1:45 Put this paper copy of the “confirmation of permanent residence” in your passport1:50because your permanent resident card may take up to 6 weeks to be delivered to your new1:55address, here in Canada.1:57 In order to access government services, you may need to show this document while2:02awaiting your permanent resident card.2:07 Now that you have officially arrived in Canada, it’s time to settle into your new home.2:12 Across Canada, there are immigrant-serving organizations whose goal is to help you2:17settle into your new community.2:21 One of your first steps should be to call or visit one of2:24these organizations in your new city.2:26Just be sure to have your permanent residency documents on hand.2:31 Some organizations serve a very wide range of immigrants … while others focus their2:36efforts on people who are from a particular religion or language group, or who come from2:41a specific region of the world.2:44 Many of the staff members and counsellors in these organizations are immigrants2:48themselves, who are happy to share their own experiences with newcomers.2:53They are especially helpful with refugees and immigrants who are having a hard time2:57adjusting to this new environment.3:00 They can provide advice on improving your qualifications and skills, finding work or3:06housing, obtaining official documents and government services, and much more.3:13 Since most settlement agencies are supported by the government, most of the basic3:17services and advice they provide are available for little or no cost at all to you.3:23 You can find a list of immigrant-serving organizations in your area on the Citizenship3:27and Immigration Canada website.3:32 There are a number of important government documents you need to obtain soon after3:36arriving in Canada: your Social Insurance Number, your government health insurance card3:43and your permanent resident card.3:46 To be able to work in Canada, benefit from the health care system, open a bank account,3:51drive a car or get your kids into school ...3:54it’s important that you visit a Service Canada Centre in your area and get a Social3:58Insurance Number, or more commonly called a SIN.4:03 The visit won’t be very complicated, but to apply for your SIN you’ll need to bring your:4:08 confirmation of permanent residence or other proof of status in Canada,4:12like a work or study permit; and your passport.4:17 Next, as a permanent resident, you should apply to your provincial or territorial4:22government as soon as possible for a government health insurance card.4:27If you’re not sure if you are eligible to apply, check with them.4:31 Once you are eligible, which is usually three months after you arrive, this card will4:36allow you to receive health care services paid through taxes.4:40 You can get an application at a doctor’s office, a hospital or an immigrant-serving4:45organization.4:47You can also download the application form from the website of the government department4:52responsible for health in your province or territory.4:56 In most regions of Canada, each family member receives his or her own card with a5:01personal health identification number.5:04 Be sure to carry these cards at all times.5:06They will need to be presented at a hospital or clinic when you or someone in your family5:11needs health servic
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