Common sense you need to know after immigrating to Canada

# Canadian Immigrants # Introduction Canada is famous as a multicultural country, and immigrants from all over the world call it "home". After living in Canada for a long time, it is inevitable to learn something from the locals. Here's what you need to know after immigrating to Canada. Welcome to read!

1. Common sense you need to know after immigrating to Canada

1, coffee culture Canadians like their coffee, but more importantly, they like to take their coffee from Tim Horton and Starbucks. It is not common for Canadians to sit, drink and enjoy coffee like some European countries. Instead, they put the perfect mixture in disposable cups and drink it on the way to work or business.

Step 2 stay on the right

Although Canadians are polite and don't say anything, never turn left in Canada! But please rest assured, because stick to the correct habits, and you will get used to it immediately. Your body will soon realize whether you are walking on foot or blocking people's walking on the escalator.

Step 3 be elegant

In addition to apologizing, Canadians are particularly polite in all kinds of situations, including not only smiling at strangers, but also often saying thank you, replying with "you're welcome" and greeting people instead of just saying hello. Europeans are famous for their rudeness, which is why this courtesy will shock some people so much.

4. Snow sidewalk

If you don't form this habit when living in Canada, you may be fined! That's right-in northern China, snow sidewalks are an important business. Although the laws and regulations of cities, provinces and regions are different, it is usually the responsibility of the owner to clean the sidewalk after snowfall. In Vancouver, car owners must clear the snow before 10 in the morning, while in Edmonton, they must clear the snow on the sidewalk within 48 hours after snowfall. If you don't do this, you will be fined.

5. Drinking in public places.

In most parts of Canada, don't drink in public places. Although it is common in many European countries, it is illegal to drink alcohol in public here. It is also illegal to put down alcohol containers in public places. However, if you are in Quebec, the rules will be different, but they are still strict. For example, in Montreal, as long as you are eating and there is a picnic table in the park, you can drink in the park.

2. Benefits of immigrating to Canada

1, Canadian passport

Canada is a highly developed country. Passports issued by Canada will be respected and trusted by other countries. Holding a Canadian passport to enter 183 countries and regions is a real free passage to the world.

2. Child welfare and education allowance

Canada has been investing heavily in education, which will not only reduce your spending on children's education, but also enable your children to enjoy world-class education.

3. Canadian law is exempt from inheritance tax.

Personal wealth can be left to children.

4, comprehensive and thoughtful medical plan

Canada implements free medical care to ensure the health of your whole family and get a huge insurance policy at the same time.

5. Lifelong pension security

A generous pension will protect your old age and reduce the pressure on your children.

6, high quality living environment

Over the years, according to the comprehensive evaluation of environment, GNP per capita, national income, education, employment and living standards, Canada ranks first among the 60 countries in the United Nations/KLOC-0, and is rated as "the most livable country in the world", and it is a citizen with the best education and physical quality in the world.

7. The most livable country in the world

Through the United Nations comprehensive assessment of Canada's environment, per capita income, GDP, employment, pollution, education, urban congestion, crime rate and living standard, Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver have been rated as the most livable cities in the world for many times. Vancouver and Victoria, in particular, have four distinct seasons, and the climate of warm winter and cool summer attracts many immigrants.

8. Canada's welfare ranks first in the world.

3. Canadian immigration hotspots

Canada is a hospitable country, providing its residents with a high quality of life. The lush natural scenery, modern city, stable economy and low crime rate have always been the symbols of this country, attracting foreigners.

Canada borders the United States, which will only increase its appeal. The state-funded medical system covers all citizens, which is why Canada is one of the first choices for those who seek to emigrate. Canada is a big country, in fact, it is the second largest country in the world, with a geographical area of over 654.38+million square kilometers. From rural areas, small towns to big cities, there are real estate hotspots everywhere. Overseas residents usually choose holiday homes that are closer to nature or affordable housing in big cities.

Toronto, 1

Toronto is very attractive to new immigrants. It is a city in China, with a population of nearly 3 million, which is characterized by diversity. In Toronto, downtown apartments are popular places to stay. However, the price of real estate is still relatively high compared with other parts of China, and the average cost is about 360,000 Canadian dollars.

2.calgary

Calgary, Alberta is located at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, where there are open spaces, parks, rivers and fresh air. It is the city that enjoys the most sunshine, only one hour's drive from the Rocky Mountains. Foreigners choose to live in Calgary because the housing here is affordable and the tax rate is low.

3. Vancouver

British Columbia is one of the most prosperous areas in Canada, and Vancouver is its commercial center. It is regarded as a major industrial center. With its diversified economy, it can provide rich employment opportunities and high-quality life for residents. The average price of real estate here is close to 536,5438+00,000 Canadian dollars.

4. Ottawa

Ottawa, the capital, is a multicultural place, famous for its quiet and leisure. So it is most suitable for families and people who like a more conservative lifestyle.

5. Nyaraga

Life in Niagara, Ontario is an ideal choice for those who want to get close to nature. There are 12 towns in this area, which are adjacent to each other and have a population of about 430,000. The relatively pure natural environment makes it an attractive place to live.

6. London

London, located in the southwest of Ontario, has perfect medical facilities and schools, and is also suitable for family life because of its beautiful parks and economical housing. There is both the attraction of big city life and the intimacy of small communities.