Visa Registration Guide
Once you have arrived in Vancouver, either as a visitor, student, temporary worker, or as an immigrant, you will already have been issued legal status at your point of entry. Further registration is not required.
Once you have arrived in Vancouver, either as a visitor, student, temporary worker, or as an immigrant, you will already have been issued legal status at your point of entry. Further registration is not required.
01 | Learn the city’s streets and neighborhoods before arriving in Canada. It will help your confidence and prevent you from being mistaken for a tou |
02 | Research and possibly decide upon schools for your children before arriving. |
03 | Try to budget for the cost of living in Vancouver before arriving. Many people find living here more expensive than they expected. |
04 | Get to know Metro Vancouver’s transit system before you arrive. A thorough knowledge of how the system works before you arrive will be invaluabl |
05 | Because it is difficult to determine, ahead of time, which part of the city you will want to settle in, you should try to stay in a hotel at first. |
Vancouver has close to 1 million automobiles, almost one for every 2 people. |
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