New immigrants apply for landing card in Canada.

A new immigrant landed in Canada and applied for a card.

First, apply for a health card. Canadian citizens and Canadian immigrants with permanent residency can enjoy Canadian public health insurance. Each province in Canada has its own welfare system of public medical insurance, and the medical service items of public medical insurance in each province are basically the same. The insurance plan includes medical services, consultation fees, hospitalization fees and surgery fees, but does not include medicines.

All Canadian residents, including citizens and permanent immigrants, can get health cards as long as they register in the Canadian health insurance plan, and the holders of health cards can enjoy free medical care. Medical expenses are paid directly by the government from taxes to hospitals and doctors. All family members must apply for a health card issued by the provincial or regional government. Warmly remind everyone that in some provinces and regions of Canada, new immigrants need to wait for a period of time to apply for health cards, and when they can do so, they may need to apply for temporary private medical insurance. Please consult the Immigration Bureau for details.

Second, apply for a work card.

Canadian work permit is the proof of legal work in Canada, which is equivalent to China's identity card. Everyone has only one Zhang Gong card. You need to use a work card for going to school, getting a job, opening an account in a bank, buying insurance, buying a house, buying a house, paying taxes, providing old-age insurance and unemployment insurance, or participating in major organizational activities. It is very important for new immigrants who have just arrived in Canada or are about to land in Canada to know this information.

The quickest way to apply for a work card for immigrating to Canada is to fill in the application form at the nearest Canadian social service point. When applying, you must bring all necessary documents, such as permanent resident card or permanent residence certificate, passport/travel document with visa, etc.

Article 2 Language requirements for immigration to Canada

Recently, the Canadian Immigration Service indicated that the Canadian Immigration Service will expand the scope of "English proficiency documents" for accepting naturalization applicants, such as "unfinished bachelor's or diploma courses", which can also be regarded as proof of the applicant's English proficiency. The new document released this time is good news for those who have relatively poor English ability but want to immigrate to Canada.

According to the previous regulations of Immigration Canada, English documents provided by permanent residents applying for naturalization need to be officially recognized. However, as early as March this year, officials of the Naturalization Department stated in the notice that in addition to the existing documents proving English proficiency, the threshold of "English proof" has been lowered, and some documents with less strict requirements will also be included in the scope of acceptance. Existing provisions:

/kloc-when applying for naturalization, permanent residents aged 0/8 to 54 must submit valid documents to prove that the applicant's English or French level has reached a certain level, and the applicant can choose to submit one of the following three language proficiency certificates:

1, the score of CET-4;

2. IELTS score is equivalent to the language benchmark level 4;

3. Secondary school or university or college diploma, and these courses should be taught in English or French.

In addition to the English proficiency documents in the current guidelines, "other certificates" submitted by the applicant are also acceptable, including:

1, unfinished bachelor's or diploma courses;

2. Transcripts of previous language training or language courses;

3. A letter of recommendation from an education college or professor who studies English or French courses abroad but must teach in English and French.

Further reading: the advantages and entry guide of Canadian immigrants

With its beautiful social environment and generous social welfare, many people choose to immigrate to Canada every year.

First, the advantages of Canadian immigrants

1, Canada is called the country of maple trees. Many TV dramas were shot in Canada, such as Ghost, which was shot in Quebec, Canada. Canada also has many mountains and lakes. Among the top ten scenic spots in the world, Canada accounts for three.

2. Canada is a diversified country. Canada is very tolerant of foreign cultures. Many people immigrated to Canada and received good treatment.

Canada has a large territory, a vast territory and a sparse population, which is a very obvious social feature of Canada. The Canadian government also hopes to introduce more and more immigrants to alleviate the problem of aging population in Canada. Canada has lowered immigration conditions and has many preferential Canadian immigration policies for immigrants.

Second, the first entry guide for Canadian immigrants

1. Pay attention to the expiration date of landing, and book the trip before the expiration date. The deadline for landing is subject to the label. The immigrant visa is one-way and cannot be extended.

2. Customers should bring immigration documents, original family passports, family immigration papers and other materials. Note: each person should have two copies, one with photos and one without, and both should be brought. When landing, you need to sign in person at the request of the entry customs staff. /kloc-Children under 0/4 should be signed by their parents, and their names should be signed. It is normal to find that the child's name on the immigration paper has no surname. It is necessary to properly keep the immigration paper and provide it every five years when renewing the maple leaf card and handling the re-entry card. You must not lose it. It is troublesome and time-consuming to go through the formalities.

3. Applicants from Quebec landed in Montreal for the first time after obtaining a stamped passport. It is recommended to live in Montreal for a period of time (at least 6 months) to express the desire to immigrate to Quebec. Family passport: pay attention to the time of first entry.