Guide to Filling in the Entry Card for Canadian Immigrants in 2020

It is a great pleasure to immigrate to Canada successfully, but the whole immigration process is not over yet. If you want to immigrate to Canada, you must successfully enter the country. Let me tell you the guide to filling out the Canadian immigration card in 2020.

Fill in the immigration card guide

1. Only for dealers.

This part is filled in by the entry-exit department; Inbound passengers should not write anything in this part, and the content to be filled in should start from Part A;

2. Part I

▲ All travelers (same residence address)-Please print in capital letters. All passengers living at the same address should fill out a declaration card, please fill it out neatly in capital letters. Since only four names can be filled in a form, the number of people who exceed it must be filled in another form;

▲ Last name, first name and initials. The initials of surname, first name and first name are filled in according to the pinyin of surname and first name on passport, and there is no need to write initials;

3. Date of birth

Date of birth, YY-MM-DD written on the declaration card, should be written in the format of year-month-day, and the year, month and day should be represented by two digits. If the immigrant's birth date is 1960 September 10, it should be written as 60-09-10;

4. Citizenship; Citizenship

Nationality China nationality should be written in Chinese.

5. Home address, street and room number.

Home Address-Fill in the house number, street name and apartment number for the permanent address in China. For example, the order in English is just the opposite of that in Chinese. Suppose that Room ABC of Shuiyin Road 12345 in Yuexiu District is written as Room ABC of Shuiyin Road 12345 in Yuexiu District;

6.City/Town

Pinyin names of cities or towns, such as Shanghai.

7. Province/State

The name of the province or state should have been filled in with the pinyin name of the province or autonomous region, such as Shanghai.

8. Countries

Country: China or People's Republic of China (PRC).

9.Postal/Zip code

postcode

10. Arrive by plane; Rails; Ocean; highway

Arrival/route to Air Canada; ; Rails; Ocean; Road/air, railway, waterway and highway. Check the box after the corresponding mode. Airline/flight number, train number. Or name of ship/airline and flight number, train number or name of ship;

1 1. Travel purpose

The purpose of visiting Canada is to check one of study, individual and business.

12. Where did it come from?

Where do you come from? Check one of the three items: only the United States (directly from the United States), other countries directly (directly from other countries) and other countries through us (from other countries through the United States);

13. I/we want to bring it into Canada.

If immigrants bring the following items, this part of entering Canada is to declare what they bring:

▲ Guns or other weapons (such as Swiss army knife, spring knife or pepper spray) Guns or other weapons (such as Swiss army knife, spring knife or pepper spray);

▲ Commercial articles, whether resold or not, whether used for retail or not, do not need to declare articles for personal use.

▲ Meat/meat products; Dairy products; Fruit; Vegetable; Seeds; Nuts; Plants and animals or parts thereof; Cut flowers; Soil; Wood/wood products; Birds; Insects. Meat or meat products; Dairy products; Fruit; Vegetable; Seeds; Nuts; Plants and animals and their components; Cut flowers; Earth; Wood and wood products; Birds; Insects;

▲ Currency and/or monetary instruments with a total amount of $65,438+$00,000 or more. Cash and/or financial bills with a total value of 10000 Canadian dollars. Cash, checks and traveler's checks count. If there are multiple currencies, all of them will be converted into Canadian dollars at the exchange rate at that time. If it exceeds 1 000 Canadian dollars, it needs to be declared;

▲ I/we have personal belongings. I or we have goods that will be shipped later. This item is generally that new immigrants declare that they want to have their own goods shipped to Canada within a few years after landing (they can be exempted from customs duties after declaration), and visitors generally do not fill it out;

▲ I/we visited a farm and will go to a farm in Canada. I or we have visited the farm and will visit the farm in Canada soon.

Visitors to Canada fill in

Fill in the number of days of stay in Canada during your stay in Canada. Do you or anyone listed above exceed the tax-free limit per person? /Do you or anyone on the form carry any articles that exceed the personal allowance? The tax-free quota for each tourist is: the value of gifts (excluding alcohol and tobacco) does not exceed the equivalent of 60 Canadian dollars; 1.5 liters of wine or 1. 14 liters of white wine or 24 cans of 355 ml beer, or 8.5 liters of beer or malt liquor; 200 cigarettes or 50 cigars, 200 grams of tobacco products.

Note: (Canadian permanent residents or citizens do not need to fill in)

To be completed by Canadian residents.

1. Do you or anyone listed above exceed the tax-free quota per person?

Do you or anyone on the form carry anything over the personal duty-free limit? The tax exemption amount of each Canadian resident is determined according to the time when he leaves Canada. Leaving the country less than 24 hours is not tax-free; Leave the country for 24 hours but not more than 48 hours: 200 Canadian dollars; Departure for more than 48 hours: 800 Canadian dollars.

2. If the tax exemption limit is exceeded, continue to fill in the following blanks:

Fill in/fill in the date of departure from Canada YY-MM-DD/ the value of goods purchased or received abroad in Canadian dollars (including gifts, alcohol &; Tobacco)/value of goods purchased or obtained abroad-in Canadian dollars (including gifts, tobacco and alcohol).

3. Part D-Signature (age 16 or above): I guarantee that my statement is true and complete.

Signature (16 years old or above): I guarantee that my statement is true and complete. Participants aged 16 and above should sign their names in the order of Part A. Just sign your Chinese name (it is recommended to do the same as the last page of your passport), and write the entry date in the format of year, month and day in the blank space of date YY-MM-DD. Note: Do not fold the declaration card after filling it out. It is recommended to put it with your passport.

Frequently asked questions about the entry and exit of new immigrants

1. Will new immigrants cancel their accounts when they leave China?

In the past two years, I haven't heard that new immigrants asked about canceling their accounts when they left China. However, some friends canceled in advance to avoid trouble. If you don't need it, be prepared. If you are not allowed to leave the country, go back and cancel. So, leave some room for yourself and don't get stuck in the last few days of the validity of the immigration paper.

2. What format should I write when the goods declared by Canada enter the customs?

Make a list, indicate the product name, brand and serial number, and copy it into a special form at Canadian Customs. Preparing in advance can greatly reduce the delay time at customs when entering the country. But if you are not ready, you can go to the customs within 14 days after entry.

3. What daily necessities should I bring to Vancouver?

Clothes: There are two main seasons in Vancouver: April -65438+ 10. The climate is very good, not hot, sunny, and the temperature rarely exceeds 30 degrees. 10- April is rainy, but it is rainy, which means it is not too cold, and the temperature occasionally drops below zero. Wear a ski suit (down jacket) in winter and add a sweater at most; Jeans and a pair of cotton trousers are enough for the winter.

Bedding: Soft mattresses are used here, so you usually don't need mattresses, just sheets, quilts and pillows.

Daily necessities: It's more expensive to buy daily necessities here than in China, so it's better to bring some basic personal necessities.

Drugs are expensive, so it is wise to bring some commonly used drugs such as bezoar and isatis root.

You don't need to bring electrical appliances, because the voltage is different, and here it is 1 10V.

Cooking utensils are also expensive, so it is best to bring a pot, a frying spoon and a few simple bowls to meet the needs first, and then gradually add them later.

Books: Don't forget to bring a dictionary and reference books you may use. Books here are very expensive!

4. If the amount of dollars you carry is less than half of the amount when you apply, will there be any problem when you go through Canadian customs?

If you can't find a job temporarily, how long can 5000 dollars last? Because insufficient resettlement fee means that you may receive social assistance soon, which is not in line with the principle of skilled migration, so the immigration officer may not let you enter the country. In the past, port immigration officers in Toronto often counted the settling-in expenses of new immigrants, but Vancouver did not. Vancouver sometimes counts recently. For a person, scrimping and saving, but maintaining a life that is not too bad, 5000 dollars can support you 10- 12 months.

5. What are the necessary preparations for going to Canada at home?

The urgent task is to practice the language well. If the language is not good, the boss finds it difficult to deal with you, and even the employment agency doesn't care about you. In addition, it is best to get a driver's license in China, and you can use it when you come. Otherwise, you can't drive here alone for a long time, which is very inconvenient.

Who/why immigrants to Canada will be refused entry?

According to Canadian immigration law, Canadian customs or immigration officials will refuse entry or visa in the following circumstances:

Due to security risks.

Anti-humanity or human rights issues (such as cults and terrorism)

Commit a crime outside Canada

Have links with criminal organizations

Health problems (infectious diseases, sexually transmitted diseases, HIV, etc.). )

There is an asset problem (tax evasion or economic crime)

Lying to the immigration officer when applying for an interview.

Does not meet the conditions stipulated in the immigration law.

Someone in your family is listed as persona non grata in Canada.