Advice from newcomers like you
Starting a new life in a new country isn't easy. But advice from people who were in the same shoes as you might make it a little bit easier.
“Be kind to yourself as moving to a new country takes a lot of courage. The transition won’t be perfect, but it does get better with each passing year.”
- Parul.
“Cold winters were tough, but also brought so many good memories, like my first time skiing and snow tubing.”
- Flora.
“Ask more questions and really understand all your financial options. I wish I had started building credit and a stronger relationship with my bank earlier.”
- Neil.
“Don't think that people will judge you because you look different or have an accent. You are unique the way you are. Everything will fall in place gradually.”
- Aaina.
“Trust in the move you made and enjoy the freedom to be who you want to be. Joining a community made my transition easier and friends became family.”
- Karen.
“When I moved here, I felt like life gave me another chance to try something new that I’ve always wanted to. I wanted to begin my career with something that I wouldn’t just like as a job, but love as a passion.”
- Taru.
“It's a new culture, new society, new everything — but be excited to face the new.”
- Gurjeet.
“Build your credit in Canada as early as possible. Even a credit card with a small limit helps.”
- Ivy.
