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​Pre-arrival guide

Accommodation and Health Insurance
This information is not mandatory or required prior to enter Canada or for study visa application. Once your visa is approved and you are ready to arrive in Canada, you may need to contact our designated service provider, or your own representative, for more information on health insurance for international students. Can-College does not have any of its own accommodation facility or direct affiliation with any insurance provider in Canada or globally. The student is to arrange for accommodations and/or insurance if they wish to do so.

Health Insurance
Understanding Canadian Immigrating laws and types of visas
​Safety 101
After Study Visa-permit Approval Policy and Procedures​


To avoid line ups and delays when you arrive at Can-College, please use this link and apply the instructions associated to your category.

If you experience any difficulties, please contact the Can-College International team.

Before You Arrive in Canada

​Can-College provides letters for international students in support of their varying administrative needs and immigration responsibilities.

Before you arrive in Canada
There are many things to consider before you begin your studies in Canada. This pre-arrival checklist will help you get ready.


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Pre-Arrival Checklist

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  1. Review your health coverage and purchase travel insurance to cover the time period from the date of your departure until you arrive at Can-College Campus. 
  2. Bring a copy of your health records with information on allergies and immunizations, especially in the case of previous medical concerns or an existing medical condition.
  3. Make copies of important documents, such as passports, visas, etc.
  4. Off-campus housing
    • Can-College does not offer on-campus housing/accommodations.
    • There are off-campus residences near the College. To learn about how to look for off-campus housing, you can book an appointment with our designated staff once your visa has been approved and have arrived in Canada.
    • It is highly recommended that you secure housing prior to arriving in Canada. Although private housing can be found in or around the Can-College campus after arrival, housing suitable for students is limited, particularly during the back-to-school period in late August and early September. The duration of a standard private residential lease is 1 year. Keep in mind that most landlords will need a reference and will require you to pay the first and last month's rent up front, along with a damage/security deposit. Can-College may assist you in obtaining a reference letter.


Pre-Arrival Useful Resources
What items should I pack?

  1. Check with Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) about what items are restricted through Customs.
  2. Pack some clothing and valuables in your carry-on luggage in case your luggage is lost in transit.
  3. Prescription medication
  4. Things that remind you of home
  5. Power adapters; you can purchase these in Canada as well.
  6. Cell phone (an unlocked cell phone will allow you to use most Canadian carriers).



What documents should I bring with me?​

  1. Valid passport or travel document
  2. Temporary resident visa or eTA
  3. Can-College's Letter of Acceptance for International Students (LAIS)
  4. Proof of funds 
  5. Letter of Introduction issued by Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC)
  6. Immunization records
  7. Marriage certificate (if applicable)
  8. Driver’s license and driving history (if applicable)
  9. The address of where you will be living in Canada (temporarily or permanently)
  10. ​Visit the Canada Border Services Agency's website for travel tips, border checklist, and customs regulations.