Moving internationally

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21-Mar-2023

  • By: Go Transport Canada
  • Date:21-Mar-2023
Moving internationally

Moving internationally can be a challenging and rewarding experience. It requires careful planning, preparation and adaptation to a new culture and environment. Some of the steps involved in moving internationally are:

 

- Researching the destination country, including its visa requirements, customs regulations, health care system, climate, culture and language.

 

- Finding a suitable accommodation, either through a relocation agency, online platforms or personal contacts. It is advisable to visit the place before signing a contract or paying a deposit.

 

- Packing and shipping personal belongings, either by air, sea or land. It is important to label the boxes clearly and keep an inventory of the items. Some items may be subject to taxes or restrictions at the destination country.

 

- Arranging for travel documents, such as passports, visas, tickets and insurance. It is also recommended to have copies of important documents and contact information in case of emergencies.

 

- Preparing for the departure, such as notifying banks, utilities providers, employers and friends of the change of address. It is also advisable to cancel or suspend any subscriptions or memberships that are not needed abroad.

 

- Adjusting to the new country, such as registering with local authorities, opening a bank account, finding a school or job and learning the language. It is normal to experience some culture shock or homesickness at first but it will gradually fade away as one gets familiar with the new surroundings.

Moving internationally can be an exciting opportunity to explore new horizons and broaden one's perspective. However it also involves some challenges and risks that need to be considered carefully before making the decision.

 




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