What is Canada's labor card?

Canada's labor card, also known as work card, is called social insurance number card for short. It is the permanent number of new immigrants in Canada, and it is the number that every Canadian resident must provide when working and applying for government welfare. Everyone's work card number is a special number for the government to track work income, so it should be properly kept to prevent it from being lost or stolen. Don't disclose the work card number at will to prevent it from being stolen by others.

SIN card is the first card to apply for after arriving in Canada. Many other card applications require a work card. Applying for a work card is very simple. As long as the new immigrants bring all the relevant documents and go to the service center of Canada Service in person, they can get the work card number immediately. It is free to apply for a work card for the first time. If you reapply because of loss or theft, you may have to charge a card handling fee of 10.

When you enter the customs, the Immigration Bureau will give you a related application form with the address on it. When applying, you need to bring your passport and immigration paper and apply in person. The SIN card should be issued to you within three weeks after your application, but you can know the work card number at that time.

If you can't register in person for various reasons, you can also register by phone or email.