Treatment of employees of Immigration Bank of Canada

When studying in Canada, safety, finance, medical care and work are the most concerned issues. This article will provide you with comprehensive strategies to help you study abroad with peace of mind.

♀? Safety articles

Be prepared before departure, and be safe and worry-free. Remember to use the telephone frequently to ensure your own safety. Canada is a safe country, but it is necessary to take preventive measures. Please remember the telephone numbers of the International Student Office, the Chinese Embassy in Canada and the local Consulate General. When you get to school, don't forget to keep in touch with the teachers, who will help you in an emergency. The contact information between the police station and the hospital should also be prepared as soon as possible.

Financial articles

Remittance is convenient and life is carefree. Take less cash, 2,000 Canadian dollars is enough. Canadian bank cards are opened in China, making it easier for parents to wire. Please tell your parents to make some friends in China, so that you will feel more secure and at ease.

Medical articles

Health begins with prevention. Dental and ophthalmology expenses are high, so they are handled in advance in China. Public hospitals have to queue up to see a doctor, and it is essential to have standing medicines. Domestic drugs are first used for minor illnesses such as colds, stomachaches and excessive internal heat.

Work supplies

Accumulate experience and seize opportunities. On-campus employment requires registration, and the international student office is the starting point. Don't miss the opportunity of paid internship, count it as immigration work experience. Take an active part in the interview and present yourself with your resume. Learn more and accumulate more during the internship, and personal connections are also very important. Pay attention everywhere, safety first.