Canada has a strong and well-funded public education system, these are mainly managed provincially. As education is overseen by the federal government, they maintain a high stand of education throughout the country. Canada has many internationally recognized university programs located in both urban and rural locations.

Prices for renting a home vary widely, apartments in major cities like Toronto and Vancouver are the most expensive options. Small homes in towns are more affordable. Buying a home in Canada is also a viable option for foreigners as there are little to no restrictions on foreigners buying properties in Canada.

While unemployment grows around the world, Canada is always in search for new foreign talents due to the storage of labor in the country. Top occupations are information systems analysts and consultants, computer programmers, interactive media developers and many more.

Opening a bank account is fairly simple, the requirements are two forms of valid ID (ex. passport and driver’s license) and a proof of residential address .(ex. utility bill)

Work permits are only issued with a confirmed job offer, therefore the simplest way to enter Canada is through a transfer within the current company you are working at. An express entry is also available skilled workers, subject to eligibility requirements, these have a much faster processing time.

Cities across Canada can vary widely in how expensive they are, with Vancouver being at the top of the list. However, it is still lower than many other cities around the world.

The universal health care system is publicly funded and with highly trained and educated doctors, nurses and technicians. New expatriates are recommended to sign up for a private health insurance till you receive a provincial coverage.