What do new immigrants do in Canada?

In the early days of Canadian immigrants' life, when new immigrants go through landing visa formalities at the customs, they need to register simply and provide their correspondence address in Canada to the Immigration Bureau. If there is no fixed address, you can provide relatives and friends. Immigration will send the maple leaf card to the designated address in about a month.

If you don't have a fixed address, you can also log on to the website of the Immigration Bureau, or call to declare after finding your residence address.

Apply for social insurance card: apply to the local human resources center (HRCC) under the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development of Canada. Passport, immigration documents and mailing address are required.

Handling medical insurance cards: medical insurance cards are uniformly issued by the provincial government, and can only be handled after obtaining social security cards. Medical insurance takes effect three months after new immigrants enter the country. Passport, immigration paper, maple leaf card, social security card, mailing address and rental contract are required to prove that you live in the local area.

Opening an account in a bank: New immigrants to Canada can open an account in a Canadian bank in China first, or they can open an account after landing. Need to provide more than two personal documents, such as passport/immigration paper, social insurance card, medical insurance card, car driver's license, etc. You can also ask your company or school to write proof materials to prove your identity.