Moving To Canada From the US

Are you considering moving to Canada from the US? 

Canada is a great place to live, with friendly people, a beautiful landscape, and a diverse culture.

However, moving to Canada can be a complex process, with customs requirements and immigration laws to navigate.

We'll provide an overview of what you need to know before moving to Canada from the US, including customs requirements and interesting facts that can help you settle into your new home.

Documentation: 

You will need to provide a valid passport or other government-issued photo ID to enter Canada. If you are moving permanently, you will also need to provide additional documentation, such as a work permit or proof of Canadian citizenship.

Declare your goods: 

You are required to declare all goods you are bringing into Canada, including personal belongings and household items. You may need to pay duty and taxes on certain items, depending on their value and whether they are new or used.

Prohibited items: 

Certain items are prohibited from being imported into Canada, such as firearms, certain types of plants and animals, and some types of food and drugs. Make sure you check the Canadian government's website to ensure that you are not bringing any prohibited items into the country.

Alcohol and tobacco: 

There are limits on the amount of alcohol and tobacco you can bring into Canada. You may need to pay additional taxes and duties on amounts exceeding the limits.

Transportation: 

If you are bringing a vehicle into Canada, you will need to provide documentation such as the vehicle's registration and proof of insurance. You may also need to pay duties and taxes on the vehicle.

It's important to be aware of these customs requirements when moving from the US to Canada to ensure a smooth transition. You can find more information about these requirements on the Canadian government's website or by calling us.