Immigration
What you need to know about moving to Canada as a newcomer in 2022
Are you preparing for your big move to Canada over the coming months? Join CanadaVisa and Scotiabank for a free webinar on Wednesday August 24! (File Photo: Yolanda Suen/Unsplash)
CanadaVisa and Scotiabank invite you to join our free webinar on Wednesday August 24: What you need to know about moving to Canada as a newcomer in 2022!
What will I learn?
Are you preparing for your big move to Canada? Whether you are coming to Canada as a permanent resident, foreign worker, or international student, you are probably spending a lot of time to prepare for your great adventure! We understand how exciting and stressful it can be during this process, that’s why we’ve put together this webinar to help you prepare for new life in Canada! We’ve invited a panel of newcomers to share their personal newcomer experiences, as well as their advice and tips for you!
Webinar overview
This interactive webinar will feature Q&A and discussion on many topics such as:
- Working in Canada
- Living in Canada
- Banking in Canada
- Phone/Internet in Canada
- Healthcare in Canada
- Transportation in Canada
- Education in Canada
- Additional resources to help you settle in Canada
About CanadaVisa
CanadaVisa.com was founded in 1994 as the online platform of the Cohen Immigration Law Firm. Since then, CanadaVisa has grown to be one of the world’s most trusted sources on how to move to Canada, and settle here. CanadaVisa’s web properties include cicnews.com and its weekly newsletter, the CanadaVisa Forum, and more. All the resources provided by CanadaVisa are meant to help people around the world access trusted, factual, and timely information to support their Canadian immigration journey.
About Scotiabank
Scotiabank is one of the top Canadian banks and a leading bank in the Americas. Guided by our purpose “for every future”, we help our customers, their families and their communities achieve success through a broad range of advice, products and services.
Launched in 2008, the Scotiabank StartRight Program is designed to simplify banking for Canadian Permanent residents, International Students and Foreign Workers who have recently landed in Canada. We can help ease your transition to Canada by getting you started with a Scotiabank International Account that allows you to transfer up to $50,000 before you arrive to help you feel more prepared knowing you have proof of funds ready. We can even help fast track your study permit with the Scotiabank Student GIC Program.
Our Scotiabank StartRight program can also help you start banking in Canada with 12 months of free banking, access to credit with no credit history, unlimited no-fee international money transfers, and expert help from Financial Advisors.
We also launched ScotiaRISE – our new, 10-year, $500 million community investment program designed to help promote economic resilience among disadvantaged people and communities. In particular, the program is centred on using funding and partnerships to increase graduation rates and postsecondary enrolment, help newcomers feel at home faster and secure meaningful employment and senior opportunities for underrepresented groups. It’s all part of why Scotiabank is the bank for newcomers.
Legal Disclaimer: This webinar is provided for information purposes only. It is not to be relied upon as financial, tax or investment advice or guarantees about the future, nor should it be considered a recommendation to buy or sell. Information contained in this webinar, including information relating to interest rates, market conditions, tax rules, and other investment factors are subject to change without notice and The Bank of Nova Scotia is not responsible to update this information. All third party sources are believed to be accurate and reliable as of the date of presentation and The Bank of Nova Scotia does not guarantee its accuracy or reliability. Webinar participants should consult their own professional advisor for specific financial, investment and/or tax advice tailored to their needs to ensure that individual circumstances are considered properly and action is taken based on the latest available information.
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