How to go through the entry formalities?

Before the plane arrives at the destination, the on-board service personnel will send each passenger a customs declaration form, filling in the value of the items brought in, which should not be zero in general. In addition to the general contents, one thing is very important for new immigrants, that is, do you have any other luggage besides the random luggage (also called the luggage after running)? Random luggage refers to the luggage that is not brought in China and the luggage on the way, such as the luggage from the sea. If yes, you must fill in "Yes", otherwise fill in "No". If you fill in "yes", you should ask the customs for relevant procedures when you enter the customs to avoid problems in customs declaration after things arrive. After getting off the plane, someone will pick you up at the airport with a large number of new immigrants and help you with customs formalities. If no one picks you up, you should queue up as soon as possible to go through the border formalities, and then go through the immigration formalities in the office set up separately for new immigrants. If you don't know where to go through the formalities, you can ask the uniformed airport staff where the immigration office is. The Canadian airport provides Mandarin and Cantonese services, so friends with poor English don't have to worry. 2. The official of immigration reception will check all the documents you should bring, and check the contents of your passport and immigration visa. At this time, he will also ask some routine questions, and then ask you to swear and sign. Common questions include how much money to take to Canada, whether to bring any goods (usually sea luggage) and so on. You can also get some pamphlets about the rights and obligations of new immigrants issued by the government for free. According to the Canadian Customs and Tax Regulations, new immigrants who immigrate to Canada for the first time can bring personal and household goods into the country duty-free, but these items must have been owned and used before you moved to Canada.