| Important documents |
When you travel to Canada, do not pack your documents in a suitcase.
You will need to have them available to show
to immigration and customs officials.you will need to
have the following documents with you:
- A Canadian visa and/or a Study Permit
- A valid passport
- A Letter of Acceptance
- A detailed list of all the
personal or household items you are
bringing with you
- A list of items that are
arriving later (if needed)
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| Your clothing needs |
Ottawa has four distinct seasons:
spring, summer, autumn and winter.
If you arrive in Canada in the winter,
you will need warm clothing such as
insulated, waterproof boots; an overcoat; a
scarf for your neck; a hat that covers your
ears; and gloves or mittens.
If you come
from a warm climate, buy some winter
clothes before you leave for Canada, if
possible. Or, be ready to buy winter clothes
soon after arriving. |
| Items cannot be brought in to Canada |
- Firearms, explosives, fireworks and
ammunition
- Narcotics, other than prescription drugs
- Meat, dairy products, fresh fruits and
vegetables
- Plants, flowers and soil
- Endangered species of animals or products
made from animal parts, such as the skin,
feathers, fur, bones and ivory
- Cultural property, including antique and
cultural objects considered to have
historical significance in their country of
origin (you may, however, bring family
heirlooms)
- More than 200 cigarettes (you must pay
tax on the excess amount) per person over
18 years of age if You are immigrating to
Quebec, Alberta, Saskatchewan or
Manitoba, or per person over 19 if you are
immigrating to Ontario or any of the
other provinces
- More than 1.5 litres of commercial alcohol
(you must pay tax on the excess amount)
per person over 19 years of age.
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