What should new immigrants in China pay attention to when they land for the first time?

# Jingjing Jingjing # Introduction Many people will look for detailed landing guides online when they go to Canada for the first time, especially those friends from China who are going abroad for the first time, and they need detailed strategies. What should new immigrants in China pay attention to when they land for the first time? Welcome to read!

Boarding and traveling

There is no difference between baggage inspection and security inspection at ordinary times. The airline I choose is Air Canada, because it is a direct flight from New Delhi to Vancouver. When I checked my luggage, I was told that the boarding gate was 1, and later the boarding gate was changed to 7. It took some time to change boarding gates halfway, because boarding gates 1 and 7 are far apart.

Suggestion: You never know what unexpected changes will happen to the baggage/security check and boarding plan at the last minute, so first of all, you should make sure to arrive at the airport 3-4 hours before the plane takes off, which will give you enough time to deal with all the troubles.

On the way to travel

Air Canada's economy class seats are still very comfortable. Each passenger can have a small single blanket, a pillow and a free earphone, which you can take with you after the trip. During the trip, three meals are served. 1 Half an hour after the flight takes off, a bit like breakfast. A second meal is provided after the plane flies for 6-7 hours, which is a bit like lunch. The third time is 65438+ 0.5 hours before the plane lands, and passengers can have some snacks and biscuits.

On the plane, you can choose to watch many good-looking movies, TV programs and music, or you can sit there and order duty-free goods. Someone will deliver them to your door, and your tablet or mobile phone can be charged all the time.

Suggestion:/kloc-travel continuously for 0/4 hours. If you can't sleep on the plane, you will feel a little tired. Take a neck pillow, because it will help you relax during the long journey.

Fill in the entry declaration form

Before entering this country, every immigrant is usually required to fill out a declaration form. Basically, all immigrants have to fill out this form at the airport.

After entering the country, the immigrants will go directly to the entrance of a hall, where dozens of digital panel machines are waiting for you, which looks a bit like ATM machines. You can directly select one of the machines to start. First, put your passport on the scanning board, and then you will be asked 4-5 questions there. The whole process won't take more than 2 minutes, and then the machine will print it out for you (commonly known as small white strips). After you get it, you can fill out the declaration form. Usually, you need to fill in your name, country, weapons or cash exceeding 10K, and the filling time will not exceed 2 minutes.

After that, you will be taken to the CBSA official, who will ask you why you landed and check your passport and immigration documents (COPR). After that, you can be taken to immigration.

Suggestion: If you are not familiar with operating digital machines, then be sure to ask the airport staff standing there for guidance. Be sure to prepare your immigration document (COPR) before meeting with CBSA officials.

immigration office

You should pick up your luggage before you go to the immigration office. After the luggage is removed from the conveyor belt, it can be placed directly outside the entry-exit office, and the airport staff will take care of it. After entering the immigration office, depending on different groups, you may be told to wait or go through the formalities directly.

When I went there, there was no one inside. A staff member checked my immigration documents and passport and learned that this was my first trip. He gave me a government handbook "Welcome to Canada" and told me what I should do in Canada. There are many tips on crime, opening a bank account, finding a house and working in the manual.

After that, she took me to CBSA officials for immigration questioning. I waited for 2-3 minutes with my passport and started the inquiry process. He asked me some questions about standard questions, such as whether I was refused a visa in Canada, whether I had a criminal record, whether I was married and so on. After these questions were verified, I was told that I could leave the office. That's it. I picked up my luggage and went out, and went directly to the airport to meet me.

Suggestion: Sometimes, some confused passengers will take your luggage by mistake, which has happened to me. I waited for 20 minutes and wasted almost 20 minutes. So when you take your luggage, you must turn around the conveyor belt to prevent others from taking it by mistake.

Further reading: Canadian federal self-employed immigrants

If you are a literary and art worker, you love singing, dancing and performing. If you are a director, music teacher, makeup artist, photographer ... If you are willing and able to start your career in Canada in the future, then self-employed immigrants in Canada are definitely the fastest and most suitable way to immigrate.

Canadian federal self-employed immigrants who meet the following conditions can apply:

1. Relevant experience in the field of style, willing and able to contribute to the field of Canadian style in the future;

2. Experience in farm management, willing and able to buy and operate Canadian farms in the future, and the farm manager must have at least two years of farm field management experience in the past five years;

"If you are an artist, you need to have two years of relevant self-management experience, or two years of experience in international and domestic cultural activities, or a combination of one year of self-management experience and one year of experience in other cultural activities. In addition, Canadian federal self-employed immigrants also need applicants to submit their applications by scoring, with a score of 100 reaching 35. The applicant's conditions include age, education, work experience, language proficiency and adaptability. "