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Visas and Immigration -
The Embassy of Canada - Moscow
Immigration to Canada -
Get informed!
Welcome to our site. Here you can find information which can help
you learn more about Canada
Canada is a huge country, second largest in the
world after Russia, covering six time zones from
the Atlantic to the Pacific. Canada is made up of 10 provinces
and three territories, and is a kaleidoscope of colours and images inviting you
to find a new way of life.
Canada has a proactive policy regarding
immigration and has set the goal of increasing the number of immigrants who
wish to establish themselves in Canadian communities outside of the three major
cities, Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver, where most immigrants tend
to settle. The following pages provide information about opportunities for
immigrants in all parts of Canada.
Click on map below to find out
more about the provinces and territories of interest to you:
Useful links:
INFORMATION ABOUT THE JOB MARKET
INFORMATION ON STUDYING IN CANADA AND RECOGNITION OF
DIPLOMAS AND DEGREES
- Is your diploma recognized in Canada? See the Canadian Information Centre for
International Credentials: www.cicic.ca
- Where can I go to
study? Where can I enrol my children in
school? See the Council of Ministers of Education,
Canada website: www.cmec.ca
(the national voice for education in Canada)
- You want to study in university? Take a look at the website of the Association of
Universities and
Colleges of Canada (the official voice for universities in
Canada): www.aucc.ca
- Or are you interested in colleges? See the Association of
Community Colleges in Canada at
www.accc.ca
General Information about Canada
- Official website of
the Government of Canada: www.gc.ca
- Weather in
Canada: weatheroffice.ec.gc.ca/canada_e.html
- Going to Canada: www.canadainternational.gc.ca
Every year, Canada welcomes many visitors and
immigrants from everywhere around the world. On the Going
to Canada site you can find links to information and services which would be useful if
you plan to travel to Canada, whether to visit or to stay.
Integration in Canada
www.integration-net.cic.gc.ca/inet/english/n-info-n/index.htm
As a new arrival to Canada, you will need to adapt to a new culture,
to a language which may not be familiar to you, and to climate conditions to
which you may not be accustomed. This site has information about life in
Canada which may be useful to you.
See also "Useful Links"
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