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my car value was coming almost CAD $5K higher than $10K but the lady at the Import office was nice plus I used my charm.. haha :) .. and she put CAD $10K as the value.. so I paid no taxes !!

24 months max registration in Ontario.

APPNOV2014NY is right, you wont be able to register the car. there are many ways you can go around the law but only one way to go through it, which is the right and legal way.

you need a license abstract (NOT a Driving history abstract) from DMV. it should clearly mention "Date first licensed" to get the driving history added on your Canadian DL. Most states charge $20 for it. Drive test people in Canada will take the original from you, make sure you have copies or...

If you are going to stay in Canada which it seems like since you are importing the car, then get your Driving license exchanged first and then get the insurance. Getting insurance with the Canadian license is cheaper. Also, make sure you ask them to put your driving history experience on the...

your title needs to have a stamp from CBP (USA) otherwise the CBSA (Canada) will ask you to get it properly exported from the States. Also, it is a big risk crossing the US border again as your vehicle can be seized (because it NEVER got exported from the US as per CBP records)

There is racism in the States, some towns are more racist than others. However, in Canada, racism is something that's not town wide.. you will find racism in groups like office groups, school parents groups etc but the best thing is that you will find enough people from your culture. No person...

deductible is the amount you will pay before your insurance starts paying. for example if your deductible is $50 for a doctor visit and if doctor charges you $200 then you will pay the first $50 and rest $150 is paid by the insurance.

check this. I got $50K limit for my family for $150. I think $200 will take you up to $100K but there is a No Pre-Exsiting condition clause. https://arbetovinsurance.com/destination-visitors-to-canada-insurance/

yes, thanks guys. I actually figured this out late last night from the CIC website but thank you nonetheless !!

Hey guys, sorry if this is off-topic but do my days spent in the US, while I am employed in Canada and on Canadian payroll, count towards my physical presence ? i go to the US once in two months for 3 or 4 days for meetings.

Port Credit is one of the best places you will find in Mississauga. Closer to lakeshore and parks, three stops until Union station. Mineola neighborhood is renowned for great schools. Less crowded and better students to teachers ratio.

Open another account in Tangerine as well. It is free, no minimum balance, free one time check book and you may use Scotia Bank ABM machines for free to withdraw cash.

Use Kijiji, below is the link for the Peel region; Mississauga, Brampton, Caledon etc https://www.kijiji.ca/b-room-rental-roommate/mississauga-peel-region/c36l1700276

I am looking at at-least another rate hike before the end of this year. Not sure how, the people who are in debt, sleep at night !!

this clearly shows you have never been to a channeler.

that depends on your lifestyle. your rent in suburbs+utilities+phone+groceries+gas+insurance+eating out+entertainment+misc will be around CAD 3500 so you should be making around 4700-5000 per month in order to live comfortably and save some money as well. and never look at the salary, always see...

looks like you haven't explored GTA. Yelp is your friend !!

for IT, Toronto to work and GTA to live is probably the best place in Canada currently. Especially if you haven't reached a management position.

salary intake or accumulated funds are a major factor that can/will decide your status of living in Canada.