Visitors to Canada Articles

- Please note: This article does not intend to provide legal advice. It is merely a personal experience of flagpoling in British Columbia. If you have any immigration questions, please seek advice from a licensed immigration consultant or lawyer. Do you need to change your visa status in...
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- Planning to travel to Canada on a working holiday? If you’ve already applied for and been accepted into the International Experience Canada (IEC) program, congratulations (and make sure you have the right IEC insurance)! It’s the start of an exciting adventure in a vibrant and diverse country....
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- Travelling with medication is not a risk-free experience. There are ways to avoid the risks of travelling with medication, like having your essential prescriptions confiscated. The best way to get prepared for your trip is by knowing what to expect. How to Travel with Medicine If you want to...
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- Travel insurance can protect you if you suffer losses or get ill while traveling. While you hope, of course, that you won’t need to make a claim, it’s crucial you know how the process works just in case. Here’s how to claim travel insurance and when your claim might be rejected.  ...
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- When you take out travel medical insurance, the last thing you want is for your claim to be denied. Unfortunately, insurance companies do reject travel insurance claims – often for unexpected reasons. Here’s why travel insurance claims fail, and tips for how to get a travel insurance claim...
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- Did you know that you are probably eligible for public healthcare in your province or territory? And did you know that: It’s free!! It gives you extra coverage you don’t get with private insurance. It might help you qualify to get a few $100 refunded from your (required) private insurance...
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