Things I wish I knew before moving to Canada (in 2023)

Hello, and welcome to this video guide for anyone who is planning to move to Canada. As someone who has moved to Canada, I can tell you that there are some things that I wish I had known before coming here. In this video, I will share with you some tips and insights to help you prepare for your move to Canada.

Tip 1: Research the Cost of Living
Canada can be an expensive country to live in, and the cost of living can vary depending on the city you plan to move to. Research the cost of living, including rent, food, transportation, and entertainment, to help you budget for your expenses.

Tip 2: Prepare for the Weather
Canada experiences different seasons, and the weather can be extreme. Make sure to pack appropriate clothing for each season, including warm winter gear. It's also a good idea to invest in a good pair of winter boots and a warm jacket.

Tip 3: Learn About the Culture
Canada is a diverse country with a unique culture. Learning about the customs and practices of the country can help you better integrate and understand the people around you. Make an effort to learn about the culture and history of Canada, and don't be afraid to ask questions.

Tip 4: Get Health Insurance
While Canada has a universal healthcare system, it does not cover everything. As an immigrant, it's important to get health insurance to cover any medical expenses that are not covered by the government.

Tip 5: Network and Make Connections
Building a network of friends and connections in Canada can help you feel more at home and can also lead to job opportunities. Join social clubs, attend events, and volunteer to meet new people.

Topics covered in this video are:
How can you make your overall experience better as an International Student in Canada
What are the different types of expenses International Students have in Canada and how to manage them
What kind of part time jobs are helpful for international students (best part time job options)
Are on campus jobs helpful for international students?
How to use credit cards in Canada?
Are roommates helpful?
Which apps are best for International Students?
How to reduce your study cost?

timeline:
0:00 Introduction
1:42 save your GIC
2:22 best way to save more money as student (best jobs for international students)
2:36 on-campus jobs
3:07 How to efficiently use credit cards
3:50 reduce expenses
4:09 getting an on-campus job
4:14 smart tip
5:09 networking and friends job referrals
5:19 apps that are helpful for students

Conclusion:
Moving to Canada can be an exciting adventure, but it's important to be prepared for the challenges that come with it. By researching the cost of living, preparing for the weather, learning about the culture, getting health insurance, and building a network of connections, you can make the most of your experience in Canada.

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