What problems should new immigrants pay attention to when landing and carrying things in Vancouver?

The following is a list of common items that are allowed and prohibited to be brought into Canada for readers' reference only.

cash

When entering the country, if there are banknotes with an equivalent value of 1000 yuan or more, they must be declared. Otherwise, once it is discovered, not only will it be fined, but all the banknotes may be confiscated.

alcohol

Your personal belongings can include: 1.5 liters of wine, 1. 14 liters of alcohol or 24 cans of 355 ml or 8.5 liters of beer. However, the minimum drinking age must be reached, which is 19 in most places and 18 in Quebec, Manetho and Alberta. Except Nunavut and Northwest China, all other provinces can carry more than the duty-free amount, but you have to pay a high tariff for the excess.

tobacco

Your personal belongings include 200 cigarettes, 50 cigars, 200 grams of tobacco products and 200 cigarette holders. Of course, the premise is that you have reached the legal minimum age. You can also bring more, but you have to pay customs duty for the extra part. The minimum age in Quebec, Oman, Saskatchewan, Alberta, Northwest Special Administrative Region and Nunavut is 18. Minimum age in other provinces 19.

pet

Before bringing any animals from overseas to Canada, you must contact the Import Service Center of the Canadian Food Inspection Bureau.

Drugs that can only be bought with a doctor's prescription.

When you bring prescription drugs into this country, you need to make sure that these drugs are clearly certified. Drugs must have original labels and instructions for use, as well as prescriptions for prescribing drugs. If not, you should bring a copy of the prescription or a doctor's certificate.

Meat, dairy products, fruits and vegetables

Canada has various restrictions on the above items and should try to avoid bringing them into the country.

gift

You can bring tax-free gifts of up to 60 Canadian dollars to your relatives and friends. However, alcoholic products, tobacco products and advertising products cannot be declared as gifts. The excess is subject to customs duties.

Articles whose entry is controlled, restricted or prohibited.

Generally speaking, weapons, ammunition, fireworks, meat products, dairy products, animal and plant products, fresh fruits and vegetables, some foods and medicines all belong to this category.

Canada has signed an international agreement to restrict the sale, trade and transportation of endangered animals, birds, reptiles, fish, insects and plants, including their skins, hairs, feathers and bone products. Therefore, these items are also restricted.

As for your second question, the answer is simple. It doesn't matter where your husband is. If your English is average, the immigration officer won't ask complicated questions, such as address, purpose of coming to Canada, cash amount, etc. Answer all the questions truthfully, and admit if you don't understand. 100% no problem. If you don't know English, it may be easier to say "I don't know English". Sign it and enter the country.