Shopping List - Indian students

[Jaydip2406]

Shopping List PDF <= (Click here)

 

[Dhritik]

Hahhah, Thanks!

 

[Ma2252]

This is awesome!!

 

[Neelam_Thuls]

Shopping List PDF <= (Click here)

That's fun, but you made a good checklist. Thanks a lot.

 

[Jaydip2406]

Happy to help you, guys... And don't forget to share it with your friends, family and clg WApp groups, we all are here to help each other...

 

[Neelam_Thuls]

Happy to help you, guys... And don't forget to share it with your friends, family and clg WApp groups, we all are here to help each other...

Hi, What is your current situation, have you landed in Canada? if so, are you facing any challenge on quarantine restrictions?

 

[naik0806]

Is travel insurance mandatory? I'm traveling in March.

 

[Karan64braaap]

Is travel insurance mandatory? I'm traveling in March.

Nope it’s optional but you’re gonna have to enroll for medical insurance in Canada if you’re a full time student

 

[canuck78]

Is travel insurance mandatory? I'm traveling in March.

Would highly suggest it until you qualify for provincial health coverage of international student medical insurance.

 

[jaaayy]

Shopping List PDF <= (Click here)

Amazing Thank you for the efforts in preparing this pdf.

 

[Catmom]

That's fun, but you made a good checklist. Thanks a lot.

Hey don't you get Indian grocery at local supermarket or target. Also, I was wondering wouldn't it be cheaper to buy most things in Canada?

 

[Karan64braaap]

Hey don't you get Indian grocery at local supermarket or target. Also, I was wondering wouldn't it be cheaper to buy most things in Canada?

Nope things like stationary or other miscellaneous items are cheaper to buy in your home country as opposed to buying them in Canada. Also cooking utensils or clothes etc can be quite expensive