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You're traveling to Sao Paulo to meet new buyers? You're going to Beijing to provide after-sale service or flying to New Delhi to attend a trade show?
Canadian embassies, high commissions and consulates abroad can contribute to the safety and success of your business trip. Here's how.
Do I need a visa to enter Brazil? Is it safe to travel to the Caribbean during the hurricane season?
Find out what's required for your trip and get the latest news and alerts for your destination on the Consular Affairs Web site at www.voyage.gc.ca. The site features publications on safe travel and in-depth travel reports for over 200 destinations worldwide, including information on
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- health and security issues
- the use of credit cards and monetary concerns
- personal documentation requirements
- contact numbers and addresses for Canadian embassies and other offices
How should I plan for a successful business trip?
Do your homework before you go. Contact the Canadian Trade Commissioner Service to obtain on-line access to valuable market and sector-specific information that matches your specific international business interests.
Where should I stay in Rio de Janeiro? Who should I hire as an interpreter in Shanghai?
| For practical tips and guidance on planning your business trip, the Canadian Trade Commissioner Service offers a visit information service. You can request information on timing and how to organize your trip as well as a list of recommended hotels and qualified business service providers. |
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What's new on the Chinese market? How can I benefit from these opportunities?
Meet face-to-face with your trade commissioner in your target market to discuss the latest developments and your business needs, as well as upcoming trade events. Obtain valuable guidance and market intelligence in order to benefit from business leads specific to your company.
And what if I'm in trouble abroad?
If you lose your passport, are struck by illness or find yourself in trouble, you can call the nearest Canadian embassy, high commission or consulate for assistance. You can also call Consular Services in Ottawa collect at (613) 996-8885 (where available). This service is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Because you are Canadian…
Consular Affairs and the Canadian Trade Commissioner Service are committed to helping Canadians make their business trips safe and successful, whether it's to Belo Horizonte or Mumbai. Bon voyage!
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2006-06-27 |
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