Как правильно подготовиться к лендингу в Канаде-советы
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1 - 3 months - Before you leave home
Moving
Ensure that you have a valid passport for each family member coming to Canada.
Set a date for your arrival in Canada and book your travel tickets early, to get a better price. Try to set a date that is a week to 10 days before the end of the month. Since most lease agreements begin at the start of the month, this should give you sufficient time to look for permanent accommodation and sign your lease so that you can move in at the beginning of the next month.
Review the list of what you can and can’t bring to Canada.
Prepare a list of all personal and household items you will be bringing with you. You will need to carry with you two copies of this list. Consider bringing essential household items since your shipment may arrive up to a month after you do.
Prepare a list of all the items that will arrive later, noting their monetary value. You will need to carry with you two copies of this list to submit to immigration authorities when you arrive.
Begin packing your belongings, starting as early as you can to avoid a last-minute rush.
Check rates and usage with your cell phone provider and think about whether you will keep your cell phone until you have settled in Canada. Otherwise, start the process of c losing or suspending your phone.
Avoid penalties by setting up automatic monthly payments on utilities, tax and other payments on your home if you are not selling it before you move. Try to ensure that you minimize these expenses by suspending full services if possible.
If you are bringing a pet, check with the airline for restrictions or requirements for travelling with animals. Visit a licensed veterinarian to ensure that your cat or dog is up- to-date on rabies vaccinations and to obtain appropriate documentation of vaccination.
Living
Collect official documentation of vaccinations or immunization against preventable diseases for each family member. Children will need these records to enroll in school as well as for future immunization. Contac t your doc tor or public health clinic if anyone in your family needs to be immunized.
Request copies of dental and health records for each family member.
Request a reference from your auto insurance company and get a driving experience letter from your local transport authority. This c an help you to get a waiver on the mandatory waiting time to take your driving test and may help lower the cost of auto insurance.
Obtain official translations of documents that are in languages other than English or French. All documents submitted to the authorities in Canada must be in English or French.
Shop for clothing appropriate for the area of Canada you’ll be living in and the time of year you’ll be moving. (For example, a warm c oat and boots in winter are essential.) You may need to order them online if your climate is very different or to purchase some clothing or footwear once you arrive.
Working
Gather reference letters from past employers and managers. Providing references is a key requirement of employment in Canada, and most employers will ask for references and call them if they decide to hire you. A reference letter may be helpful.
Gather work-related documents such as proof of employment, job descriptions, evaluations and training, for working members of your family. It will help you prepare a resume, and you may need to submit these items to a prospective employer, such as proof of employment, job descriptions, evaluations and training, for working members of your family. It will help you prepare a resume, and you may need to submit these items to a prospective employer.
Make sure you have documentation of any trade or professional certificates and licenses. Even if your license does not give you the authority to practice your profession in Canada, your existing certificates may exempt you from part of the course or test and accelerate your certification in Canada.
Prepare a resume in the Canadian style (two pages or less, plus a c over letter), to use for job applications. You can search for the commonly used resume formats in Canada on the internet. Job search websites may also have advice and tips on resumes writing.
If you already have contacts in Canada, tell them when you’ll be coming and ask them to keep you in mind if they learn of appropriate job openings. Most jobs in Canada are obtained through references, so building your network is key to securing employment in your field.
Moving
Ensure that you have a valid passport for each family member coming to Canada.
Set a date for your arrival in Canada and book your travel tickets early, to get a better price. Try to set a date that is a week to 10 days before the end of the month. Since most lease agreements begin at the start of the month, this should give you sufficient time to look for permanent accommodation and sign your lease so that you can move in at the beginning of the next month.
Review the list of what you can and can’t bring to Canada.
Prepare a list of all personal and household items you will be bringing with you. You will need to carry with you two copies of this list. Consider bringing essential household items since your shipment may arrive up to a month after you do.
Prepare a list of all the items that will arrive later, noting their monetary value. You will need to carry with you two copies of this list to submit to immigration authorities when you arrive.
Begin packing your belongings, starting as early as you can to avoid a last-minute rush.
Check rates and usage with your cell phone provider and think about whether you will keep your cell phone until you have settled in Canada. Otherwise, start the process of c losing or suspending your phone.
Avoid penalties by setting up automatic monthly payments on utilities, tax and other payments on your home if you are not selling it before you move. Try to ensure that you minimize these expenses by suspending full services if possible.
If you are bringing a pet, check with the airline for restrictions or requirements for travelling with animals. Visit a licensed veterinarian to ensure that your cat or dog is up- to-date on rabies vaccinations and to obtain appropriate documentation of vaccination.
Living
Collect official documentation of vaccinations or immunization against preventable diseases for each family member. Children will need these records to enroll in school as well as for future immunization. Contac t your doc tor or public health clinic if anyone in your family needs to be immunized.
Request copies of dental and health records for each family member.
Request a reference from your auto insurance company and get a driving experience letter from your local transport authority. This c an help you to get a waiver on the mandatory waiting time to take your driving test and may help lower the cost of auto insurance.
Obtain official translations of documents that are in languages other than English or French. All documents submitted to the authorities in Canada must be in English or French.
Shop for clothing appropriate for the area of Canada you’ll be living in and the time of year you’ll be moving. (For example, a warm c oat and boots in winter are essential.) You may need to order them online if your climate is very different or to purchase some clothing or footwear once you arrive.
Working
Gather reference letters from past employers and managers. Providing references is a key requirement of employment in Canada, and most employers will ask for references and call them if they decide to hire you. A reference letter may be helpful.
Gather work-related documents such as proof of employment, job descriptions, evaluations and training, for working members of your family. It will help you prepare a resume, and you may need to submit these items to a prospective employer, such as proof of employment, job descriptions, evaluations and training, for working members of your family. It will help you prepare a resume, and you may need to submit these items to a prospective employer.
Make sure you have documentation of any trade or professional certificates and licenses. Even if your license does not give you the authority to practice your profession in Canada, your existing certificates may exempt you from part of the course or test and accelerate your certification in Canada.
Prepare a resume in the Canadian style (two pages or less, plus a c over letter), to use for job applications. You can search for the commonly used resume formats in Canada on the internet. Job search websites may also have advice and tips on resumes writing.
If you already have contacts in Canada, tell them when you’ll be coming and ask them to keep you in mind if they learn of appropriate job openings. Most jobs in Canada are obtained through references, so building your network is key to securing employment in your field.
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Less than 1 month - Before you leave home
Moving
Review the list of what you can and can’t bring
Complete packing all belongings, including those you will bring with you, those that are to ship separately and anything to be stored or given away. Make sure the contents match the official lists you’ve prepared.
Submit change of address to all important contacts. Make arrangements to have mail forwarded to you or have your address c hanged to that of a relative or friend.
Contact people you know in Canada to let them know your arrival date. Ask a friend or relative to pic k you up at the airport.
Look up organizations that help people immigrating to Canada in the area where you will live. These agencies are sponsored by the government and offer free services to new immigrants. They can help make your settlement in Canada smoother and help you find employment. You will need to set up appointments, so start contacting them now, so you can meet with them soon after you arrive.
Banking
Order some Canadian dollars, so that you have cash to cover out-of-pocket expenses the first couple of days after arriving. . If you have opened a Canadian banking account from your home country, when you first arrive in Canada, you will need to come to the branch, submit your documents and activate your account. You will then be able to access the money in your account.
Transfer funds to your Canadian banking account. When you arrive you may be asked by the immigration authorities to prove that you have the required funds to support yourself and your family. Already having the funds in your Canadian banking account will make this easier.
Check how much money you will be bringing into Canada in form of cash, cheques,
travelers’ cheques, money orders, bankers’ drafts, stocks, bonds, debentures or treasury bills. You must report amounts of $10,000 or more, whether in Canadian dollars or the equivalent amount in your country’s currency to Canada Border Services Agency when you enter Canada.
Living
Gather important documents together in a safe place, to carry with you when you move, including: driver’s license and International Driving Permit (IDP) if available in your country (not available in China); birth or baptismal certificates; adoption papers; marriage certificates or divorce or separation papers; children’s school records. You might want to enclose these in a folder or booklet with plastic jackets to protect them while providing easy access.
Photocopy all important documents in case the originals are lost and keep them in a safe place separate from the originals
Obtain a six months’ supply of all medications taken by you or any family members, since the cost of medication in Canada is often higher and you will not have insurance to cover the costs right away. You also may not get exactly the same brands that you are accustomed to taking.
Make sure you are covered by medial insurance for the first 3 months. Your provincial government sponsored medical plan will not be active for the first 90 days and you will need to cover any medical expenses from your own pocket if the need arises.
Working
Request a reference letter from your current employer once you give notice in your job.
Check job listing websites in Canada and industry-specific sources for current job openings; for example, http://www.jobbank.gc.ca, http://www.workopolis.com, http://www.monster.ca, http://www.working.com and http://www.careerbuilder.ca.
Contact potential Canadian employers or visit their websites and check the job postings/careers section.
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Moving
Review the list of what you can and can’t bring
Complete packing all belongings, including those you will bring with you, those that are to ship separately and anything to be stored or given away. Make sure the contents match the official lists you’ve prepared.
Submit change of address to all important contacts. Make arrangements to have mail forwarded to you or have your address c hanged to that of a relative or friend.
Contact people you know in Canada to let them know your arrival date. Ask a friend or relative to pic k you up at the airport.
Look up organizations that help people immigrating to Canada in the area where you will live. These agencies are sponsored by the government and offer free services to new immigrants. They can help make your settlement in Canada smoother and help you find employment. You will need to set up appointments, so start contacting them now, so you can meet with them soon after you arrive.
Banking
Order some Canadian dollars, so that you have cash to cover out-of-pocket expenses the first couple of days after arriving. . If you have opened a Canadian banking account from your home country, when you first arrive in Canada, you will need to come to the branch, submit your documents and activate your account. You will then be able to access the money in your account.
Transfer funds to your Canadian banking account. When you arrive you may be asked by the immigration authorities to prove that you have the required funds to support yourself and your family. Already having the funds in your Canadian banking account will make this easier.
Check how much money you will be bringing into Canada in form of cash, cheques,
travelers’ cheques, money orders, bankers’ drafts, stocks, bonds, debentures or treasury bills. You must report amounts of $10,000 or more, whether in Canadian dollars or the equivalent amount in your country’s currency to Canada Border Services Agency when you enter Canada.
Living
Gather important documents together in a safe place, to carry with you when you move, including: driver’s license and International Driving Permit (IDP) if available in your country (not available in China); birth or baptismal certificates; adoption papers; marriage certificates or divorce or separation papers; children’s school records. You might want to enclose these in a folder or booklet with plastic jackets to protect them while providing easy access.
Photocopy all important documents in case the originals are lost and keep them in a safe place separate from the originals
Obtain a six months’ supply of all medications taken by you or any family members, since the cost of medication in Canada is often higher and you will not have insurance to cover the costs right away. You also may not get exactly the same brands that you are accustomed to taking.
Make sure you are covered by medial insurance for the first 3 months. Your provincial government sponsored medical plan will not be active for the first 90 days and you will need to cover any medical expenses from your own pocket if the need arises.
Working
Request a reference letter from your current employer once you give notice in your job.
Check job listing websites in Canada and industry-specific sources for current job openings; for example, http://www.jobbank.gc.ca, http://www.workopolis.com, http://www.monster.ca, http://www.working.com and http://www.careerbuilder.ca.
Contact potential Canadian employers or visit their websites and check the job postings/careers section.
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Royal Bank of Canada Website, © 1995-2014
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Руководство: Оценка дипломов в WES.
Тема: Эвалюация дипломов в WES
FAQ 1-2: WES Canada
FAQ 3: WES USA
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Тема: Эвалюация дипломов в WES
FAQ 1-2: WES Canada
FAQ 3: WES USA
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Re: Как правильно подготовиться к лендингу в Канаде-советы
Мы тоже все свои фото в один из 2 чемоданов положили. В итоге Авиакомпании 1 чемодан потеряли. Угадай какой.eliza писал(а):...А я взяла фоток,дисков с фотками(лень перегонять на диск),кассеток маленьких с записями детскими,это не купишь,как шмотки...
Don't want to be here
Somewhere I'd rather be
But when I get there
I might find it's not for me
Somewhere I'd rather be
But when I get there
I might find it's not for me
Re: Как правильно подготовиться к лендингу в Канаде-советы
ААААА! Кошмааааррр......Я в ручную положила фотки.......Чето теряют часто. У меня летели друзья из Пулково недавно ,обеим парам потеряли чемоданы...не хочется так...
Я вот все маюсь..вдруг потеряют,аптеку так хочется все в ручную кладь взять,но не пойму можно ли,такое количество.Пакетик 25x15x15.
Я вот все маюсь..вдруг потеряют,аптеку так хочется все в ручную кладь взять,но не пойму можно ли,такое количество.Пакетик 25x15x15.
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Здорово !Ну не знаю..вот я предварительно чемоданы тестирую
Случай с одной дамой которая уезжала к детям в Америку . кроме своих сервизиков - посудочек мадонна и т. д Она повезла свой любимый пружинный матрас .. просто дама не хотела ничего нового . ну , дорог ей матрас , так и пусть везут на здоровье то , что считают нужным и если они счастливы от этого и не нарушают законы .
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Re: Как правильно подготовиться к лендингу в Канаде-советы
народ , у меня в дамской сумочке лежали в отдельном кармашке и в платиковом пакетике детские маленькие фото моего сынка .. дома этих фото в сумочке я не нашла (( . Сумочка проезжала через телевизор и у всех пассажиров ручную кладь досматривали ... фотки детские мне жаль .
Re: Как правильно подготовиться к лендингу в Канаде-советы
Куда они могли пропасть? Вряд ли взяли,навено выпали. А куда класть то,что не хочешь,чтоб вот так вот пропало? Денежку например? В карман себе?
бООООльше Шика и Салюта!
Re: Как правильно подготовиться к лендингу в Канаде-советы
Летала довольно часто с кучей из чемоданов, сумок, сумочек, пакетов (только что в зубах не тащила), да и посылок переслала только за последний год около 24-25 (точно уже и не помню) со своими вещами и 4 посылки с подарками для семьи дочери - ничего не потерялось. Уж как может что-то из ручной клади пропасть, особенно фотографии (кому они вообще нужны) непонятно, там же просвечивается секунды, досмотр под неусыпным оком хозяина, а остальное время ручная кладь в руках и есть 
Re: Как правильно подготовиться к лендингу в Канаде-советы
Ну вы сравнили: матрац и лыжиMila45 писал(а): Везут же люди с собой горные лыжи , байки и велики
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фоточки были маленькие и возможно они просто упали при досмотре или попали под другие пакеты т. к действительно кому они нужны кроме меня... Уж как может что-то из ручной клади пропасть, особенно фотографии
это было в Европе , на второй посадке: ручную кладь досматривали вручную . в конце стола транспортёра собралась очередь из пассажиров ожидая свои пакеты , рюкзаки и сумочки .
Я котика кое -как сдерживала в руках пока ждали ручную кладь , он так карабкался на плечо и голову , что серьга из уха упала под ноги . спасибо девушке - офицеру она быстро помогла поднять , но на серьгу уже успели наступить ногами .
в портмонешке -кошельке была вскрыта внутренняя обшивка . пришлось потом выбросить . На самом деле даже хорошо что настолько тщательно производят досмотр- это наша безопасность.
портмонешку заменила , фоточки положила другие ,серёжку не ремонтировала.
когда летела обратно , для животного на случаи досмотра и чтобы не волновался, прихватила лёгкую сумку ( такие красивенькие сумки висят сбоку на кассах в супермаркетах)
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бабуле матрас важнее ,Antoxa писал(а):
Ну вы сравнили: матрац и лыжи
молодым - лыжи и велики
всё , а то меня накажут за болтовню .
Re: Как правильно подготовиться к лендингу в Канаде-советы
Ввозить можно только обработаный. Тогда уж проще новый купить.Mila45 писал(а): Здорово !
Случай с одной дамой которая уезжала к детям в Америку . кроме своих сервизиков - посудочек мадонна и т. д Она повезла свой любимый пружинный матрас .. просто дама не хотела ничего нового . ну , дорог ей матрас , так и пусть везут на здоровье то , что считают нужным и если они счастливы от этого и не нарушают законы .
Везут же люди с собой горные лыжи , байки и велики
http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/publications ... .html#s6x9Used or second-hand mattresses
You are not allowed import used or second-hand mattresses into Canada unless you have a certificate verifying the mattresses have been cleaned and fumigated in the country of export. A letter or other document that demonstrates this requirement has been met is acceptable if it is signed by a person qualified in cleaning and fumigating.
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Ввозить можно только обработанный. Тогда уж проще новый купить.
не хотела она новый ни за какие деньги .. в том то и дело .
ей люди писали в комментах , что " ВЫ будете первая , кто с собой в Америку матрас прихватил "
Денежку например? В карман себе?
в сумочке , в том же портмоне лежала денежка , всё на месте было . можно и в кармашке при себе оставить .
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Re: Как правильно подготовиться к лендингу в Канаде-советы
Слушайте, да что ж тут хорошего??!! Гестапо какое-то прямо!! Да еще и порча имущества!! Что, разве не хватает просвечивания рентгеном - надо еще и драть до состояния непригодности?? Что вы могли опасного провезти за этой обшивкой? Нож, бомбу или споры сибирской язвы??Mila45 писал(а): это было в Европе , на второй посадке: ручную кладь досматривали вручную . в конце стола транспортёра собралась очередь из пассажиров ожидая свои пакеты , рюкзаки и сумочки .
в портмонешке -кошельке была вскрыта внутренняя обшивка . пришлось потом выбросить . На самом деле даже хорошо что настолько тщательно производят досмотр- это наша безопасность.
Уточните, пожалуйста, какая это была страна и авиакомпания? Чтобы не нарваться, не дай Бог...
Re: Как правильно подготовиться к лендингу в Канаде-советы
Если сможете, везите с собой все самое любимое, дорогое и милое сердцу: штанги, гири, гантели, велосипедную дорожку, металлические ведра и самое главное не забудьте металлический сейф для хранения ружья и денег. Старайтесь увезти все это в ручной клади - так дешевле!