What should I buy in Canada?

There is nothing cheap. I have lived here for two years, and many things in Canada are imported from China. The only feeling I have when I go back to China now is to bring some Canadian iced wine (specialty), and there is really nothing else. Seek adoption

What is worth buying in Canada?

Down jacket (Canada goose; ; Moncler)

Maple leaf sugar

Cod liver oil (GNC)

ice wine

Natural honey

Electronic products (apples, cameras)

What can I buy in Canada?

You must also buy iced wine (because it is only there) and maple syrup. Other places are super expensive ... hehe, will you get me a bottle? Hehe ... delicious "smoked salmon" is the most popular food in Canada. According to the different smoking time, there are three kinds of smoked salmon, among which the smoked salmon fillets with bright color are the most popular. In addition, a kind of chocolate candy called "Nanaimo candy" is also very common in Canada. Even the geography magazines in Canada are full of praise for it, and people who have eaten it believe it is hard to forget its charming flavor. "Maple syrup" (maple syrup) is extracted from maple juice. It tastes sweet and comes in bottles of various sizes. Produced in Niagara Island, Ontario, on the east coast of Canada and Lake Ou Ken, British Columbia on the west coast, "Canadian Ice Wine" is quite famous and of high quality. The ideal drinking temperature of this pale golden ice wine is 14 degrees Celsius, which is one of the best gift choices for tourists.

Canada Travel Shopping Guide? What should I buy for a trip to Canada?

Canada's must-buy specialties, sweet ice wine, American ginseng products, salmon products, and local aboriginal handicrafts are all must-buy items when going to Canada. Whether it is kept as a souvenir or given to relatives and friends, it is a very good choice. Although the Indian Handicraft Discount Store is a new city, the original owner of this land is the local indigenous Indians. They have lived in this land for generations. Although it is an information society now, most Indians still live a relatively primitive life, so their handicrafts can best reflect India's social culture and have a strong primitive atmosphere. Don't miss it. Vancouver Jewelry Discount Store holds the annual Canadian Jewelry Conference in Vancouver as scheduled. If you come to Vancouver at this time, you can open your eyes. All kinds of beautiful, sky-high jewelry will surprise you. If the opportunity is good, you may encounter a jewelry promotion from the merchant. At this time, don't be vague. Buy it. Opportunity seldom knocks twice. Salmon Canada's world-famous aquatic product is salmon, also known as salmon. Salmon is a specialty of Canada and can be bought in the fish cabinets of local shops. Winter is the off-season. There are many ways to smoke salmon. You can buy half a slice for your own use, and if you give it away, you can buy a packaged salmon fillet. Maple syrup Maple syrup is one of the most famous specialties in Canada, so how can you come to Vancouver without some? At present, 70% of the world's maple syrup products are concentrated in Quebec. This kind of juice collected from sugar maple for more than 40 years is very precious. On average, 40 liters of maple syrup can only extract 1 liter of maple syrup. Maple syrup tastes mellow and is a pure natural product. It is said that it can beautify and lose weight, and it is deeply loved by everyone. Iced wine Iced wine is a gift from nature to wine lovers. It was originally produced and brewed in the cool climate of Europe. Because the climate of Niagara Peninsula in Canada is particularly suitable for the production of ice wine, Canadian ice wine has always enjoyed a high reputation in the world. VQA's ice wine standard is called the strictest wine standard in the world. Therefore, Canada is considered as the most important producer of ice wine in the world. Glacier mud Glacier mud contains a lot of nutrients that can be easily absorbed by the skin, which can prevent skin aging, has the function of heat preservation, and makes the skin soft, smooth and elastic. The magical effect of glacial mud makes skin delicate, moist and elastic, which is the whitening secret endowed by nature: activating facial skin to glow and cleaning pore dirt.

What is cheaper to buy in Canada?

In fact, many things in Canada are so-called cheap on the basis of their local prices. For example, I am a student and buy a toothbrush. Here is 1-2 yuan Canadian dollars, while converse's canvas shoes are about 50- 100 Canadian dollars, so they are relatively cheap. In fact, compared with China, it seems that they are all brand-name clothes and Hermes things. The tea tree essential oil in the body shop is 9 Canadian dollars a bottle here, and it is more than 50 bottles in China, which is almost the same. However, if some products here are not available in China, you should not consider too much price.

If Harmo is more cost-effective, digital products are relatively more cost-effective. Cosmetics are Macs, at least this is the country of origin of Macs, not made in China. The naked purchase of Apple Iphone4 here is 659 (all paid by themselves without signing a contract), and it looks like 670 after adding 13% tax. At the current exchange rate, more than 4 thousand is less than 5 thousand.

I think if you really want to buy something with high cost performance, you still have to buy it. It doesn't mean that all goods of any brand are more expensive than China or cheaper than China. It's better to be what you want, and then it's more practical to formulate a cost-effective ratio. Or ask your friends to see if there are any brands on sale.

Moreover, locals know that the best time to buy things is 1 or February every year, which is a good time to buy things in Canada, because things are relatively cheap at this time.

What's good about buying things in China and selling them in Canada! 50 points

You can't make money by dumping small commodities in Canada.

It is suggested to make a family kitchen. You can't make jiaozi or anything, but you can make a single kind, such as cake and coconut.

Think about it, commodity, what is there in China but there is no substitute in Canada? Actually, no.

Even if there is, how many people need to buy again and again?

Then how do you promote your small commodities?

There are physical stores selling mobile phone cases, and thousands of people come in for a walk every day. You don't have a physical store, you only rely on social networks. How can you let so many people know about your small commodities?

In addition, bulk purchases must be declared and taxed.

I can only say that it's strange that you can make money by doing business without knowing it.

What must I take to Canada?

1. Preparation of articles before studying in Canada 1. The purchase of daily necessities depends on personal or family needs. Here are our suggestions: clothes. Canada is cold in winter, so you need to bring two cold-proof down jackets (one is 6-8 inches longer than the painted surface, and the other must be accompanied by a hat), waterproof gloves and a hat. I suggest you bring more underwear and socks (10 sets should be prepared) and don't bring too thick woolen pants. A quilt cover, two sheets, six towels, a pillow towel, an umbrella (preferably with a "paradise" pole), and low or flat shoes, which are easy to prevent slipping. Canadians are used to washing machines and dryers, so they hang less clothes. Cotton clothes shrink after dry cleaning. I suggest you buy bigger cotton clothes. Daily necessities It is suggested that you prepare the necessary toiletries within one week and bring more skin care products to adapt to the cold and dry climate in Canada. Please don't bring fresh plants and meat. Small household appliances. The plug specifications in Canada are different from those in China. It is recommended to bring a conversion plug or buy it after adding it. Buying a computer in Canada can facilitate the warranty, and the price is similar to that in China. Medicine. Everyone should bring some common medicines (mainly cold medicine, headache medicine, toothache medicine, skin medicine and diarrhea medicine). Medical insurance for new immigrants generally takes effect three months later, and medical insurance for students generally takes effect one month later. Cash: it is recommended to bring at least 6 months' living expenses, about 5,000 Canadian dollars, and the rest can be handled through international bank cards and remittances. It is recommended that you take small denominations of Canadian dollars, Hong Kong dollars and US dollars with you in case you need them during the trip. Total amount of cash, sea traveler's checks, etc. Passengers entering Canada should carry less than 10000 Canadian dollars or equivalent foreign currency, and the excess should be declared to the customs. Prohibited articles: If you want to bring meat, weapons, plants, cars, rare animals or their fur or feather by-products into Canada, please contact the Canadian Federal Customs for relevant information. Obscene reading materials or destructive propaganda materials, and most weapons and articles harmful to the environment are not allowed to enter Canada. For details, please contact the Canadian Customs Department. Commonly used English, you should be familiar with the name, address, residential address, contact name and telephone number of your school. Know your own situation and family situation like the back of your hand. According to international practice, airlines can check two pieces of luggage for passengers free of charge (students studying in Canada for the first time can apply for checking three pieces). The size and weight of luggage are stipulated by the airlines. The following data are for reference only: the weight of each piece of luggage should be less than 23kg, and the total length, width and height of each piece of checked luggage should be less than 158cm. Passengers can also carry a standard piece of luggage, the weight of which should be less than 10 kg, and the specification is 23 cm x 40 cm x 55 cm. Your carry-on luggage should be filled with everything you need during the journey (please don't put it in the checked baggage): air tickets, passports (including visas), family immigration documents, family Quebec Selection Certificate (CSQ) (customers applying for Quebec immigration), letters with visas issued by the Canadian Embassy (international students), admission notices from Canadian schools and receipts or money orders for tuition fees paid (international students), one or two pieces of cold protection and clothes change. 3. Matters needing attention in customs clearance (immigration and study abroad) 1. Precautions for entry First of all, pay attention to the validity period of entry visa: the date of first entry into Canada must be within the validity period of the visa. The visa cannot be extended. If the validity period has passed, you need to apply again. It is recommended to enter Canada within three months from the date of issuance of the visa. Secondly, prepare living expenses: When you enter Canada, the immigration officer may ask you how much cash you have brought. According to Canadian customs regulations, each person can bring up to 1 10,000 Canadian dollars into the country. More than 65,438+0,000 Canadian dollars, need to declare. If the quantity is large, it is best to open a Canadian bank account and remit the funds by transfer. Also prepare a landing (or contact) address: it can be the address of relatives and friends in Canada, which needs to be filled in or asked when entering the country. International students can also fill in the address of the school (if they choose to live in the dormitory). Matters needing attention in customs clearance: all personal belongings of new immigrants are exempt from import tax. If you don't have personal belongings with you this time and plan to bring them in the next year, then you should declare them at this time, which is called "following items", that is, "later items". Prepare a list in advance, indicating the goods, model, quantity and Canadian dollar amount in English. 2. After the plane arrives in Canada, fill in the forms required for the entry (immigration and study abroad) customs declaration card (applicable to all passengers going to Canada) ... >>

What is more difficult to buy in Canada than in China?

I think it actually depends on which city in Canada you go to.

If you come to Vancouver or Toronto,

Both cities are from China.

I may think I have to go to Chinatown to buy my favorite China food.

Now it's all over the street, and everyone doesn't go to Chinatown.

If you go to a town with fewer Chinese, you may not be used to life there.

There may not be so many Chinese dishes, or what you want.

But if you come to Vancouver and Toronto, you can rest assured.

You don't have to think about what you eat and drink here at all, only what you can't think of, and nothing you can't buy.

There are many clothes and daily necessities, and they are not expensive!

Some of them are even cheaper than domestic ones.

If you must bring something, you must bring a computer (you may not be used to using the English version, and some places only have Chinese computers) and a translation machine such as "quick translation".

In my opinion, there is really nothing to buy. If you are here for the first time, you can bring something you want, and then come here to see the situation and get used to it. Then you will know what to buy, and what to buy in Canada is better. This is a personal matter. Some people like to bring it from China.

If you play games, buy more cards and Q coins.

What to buy for a trip to Canada?

Shopping is an important part of Canadian tourism. Canada has a vast territory and rich resources, and has nurtured many special foods. Passengers can take some home as gifts to their relatives and friends, which is a rare gift choice. For example, maple syrup, Indian and Eskimo handicrafts, fur, ice wine, lobster oil and so on are all very good. Recommend maple syrup sherbet. It is the richest food in Canada. They are sold in all major shopping malls. It is usually spread on bread or eaten in black tea. Some shops put it in beautiful utensils. Travelers and friends can buy some to take home for their relatives and friends. This is definitely a good gift. Ice wine, a kind of wine brewed from grapes, is a rare specialty in Canada and has the reputation of "the best in wine". It is also the national wine of Canada, so you can't miss it. Passengers can also take some home as gifts for their relatives and friends. There is also lobster oil, which is famous for its rich nutrition, delicious taste, fat body and various health care functions. It has the effects of nourishing the body, prolonging life and preventing and treating many diseases, but it is really expensive, so ordinary tourists can only "look at the shrimp and sigh". If you want to go out for a stroll, you can enjoy Mount Signahl, Toronto TV Tower, cabot Road and Canadian Rocky Mountain Park.

What is cheaper to buy in Canada than at home?

If you buy things, you must increase taxes ... I have 13%.

However, computers are still quite cheap when they are on sale, and there are some mid-range clothes, which are much cheaper than those in China, such as POLP and Tommy.

Compared with me, cosmetics seem to be almost the same, and some of them are more expensive than domestic ones after tax.

For example, the lipstick for CD is 220 in China and 3 1 Canadian dollars here.