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Looks like you dont have a visa, rt? You should have mentioned that to me. Thanks. .

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USA insurance companies may not cover the insurance for long if you are driving in Canada. And as per canada law, the minimum is 1 million liability. And in USA, coverage is pretty less.

When a immigrant is coming for the first time, he can import the car without paying any tax. Just basic some 300$ needs to be paid in the border. Its in RIV website. But for yearly registration, yes we have to pay the amount.

All insurance companies are mandated to give 5% discount for winter tires. Ontario, it is optional (not mandatory). But it makes a difference.

1. Joint account with spouse is acceptable. 2. Yes.

You should not sell the car for 3 years for not suffer loss. One important thing is that you have to switch to winter tires during winter. Hence that cost will also incur (Around 800-1000$). So if you sell the car before that, those tires will also be useless.

https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/steps-to-export-the-vehicle-from-usa-to-canada.528187/ I have listed the details here...

The problem with that is, once you export the car to canada, there will be a seal in your title from US Border patrol. EXPORTED. I am not sure about the complications of registrations, insurance etc once the car is exported and you still drive in US roads. Again, once you import the car to...

2) I drive a 2011 Subaru Forester, it has Kms below the Miles on speedometer. But the Odometer registers in miles - Is there a way that we can switch it to Kilometers - or does it not matter ? It does not matter.... 3) How do you move your money from US to Canada? Using apps like Xoom? You...

Just fyi - In easy, only queenston-lewiston bridge does the export import of the car. You cannot import the car in Peace bridge and rainbow bridge. Regarding softlanding - There s no official concept such as softlanding. Also please do not tell the officer that you are doing softlanding. They...

I would recommend cross check it. i was clearly told that they will cover only if we are visiting while crossing the border.

I did import my car from USA to Canada. You can get the details here... https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/steps-to-export-the-vehicle-from-usa-to-canada.528187/

I exported my car from USA to Canada. Reasons: 1. If i sell the car, the resale value will be less because of depreciation. The balance amount will have to be used for paying the loan. 2. After coming to Canada, you have to buy a new car. No credit history. Interest rate will be more. 3...

1. No issues. No sources are checked. If you carry more than 10k CAD, you have to declare. Or else it is fine. 2. Softlanding - You may not be able to get health card nor DL. because it requires address proof and you have to return your current license. 3. No. Only working hours, 5 days a week.

I would say most of the jobs are based on references. Ppl who have got reference will find easily. And depends on the industry and skill set.

Case in Toronto: 1. The leasing office management will not agree to book the apts online. You need tobe physically present to book it. No way they book the apartments over the phone. 2. There s a high demand of apartments. Hence there is wait period to get an apartment. I had to struggle a lot...

i think it is different. PPR is 50X70. I sent a wrong photo initially and they reverted back asking me to send 50X70.

but keep in mind that you have to give an address in bank. All the debit/creditcards are sent via mail to the address you give.

Geico doesnt cover canada if you are moving to Canada. Geico covers only if you are temporarily visiting canada.