Immigration & Living Abroad

Whether you’re planning for retirement, recovering from an illness, or just getting started with your career, the SSS is here to support you. By understanding the benefits and tools available to you, you can take control of your financial future with more confidence.

If you're moving to Canada, be prepared for snow! From fluffy powder to icy slush, learn about Canadian snow removal laws and responsibilities to ensure safety for all during frosty winters.

Canada Post, the official postal service of Canada, provides personal, small business, and commercial mailing and shipping solutions. Whether you need to send a letter, track a package, or verify customer identity, Canada Post has you covered.

Canada's vast geography presents unique challenges in time zone management. With six primary time zones and daylight saving time variations, understanding these differences is crucial for daily life, scheduling, and remote work in the country.

Newcomers to Canada can access multilingual health services through interpreter options, online resources, and phone or video translation services. Understanding medical services and language policies in Canada is crucial for ensuring equitable care for speakers of English as an additional language.

Canada's Employment Insurance (EI) program provides financial support to individuals who lose their jobs through no fault of their own. Immigrants and foreign workers may qualify for EI benefits if they meet certain eligibility criteria, such as having worked in insurable employment and being actively looking for work. EI can...

Canada offers diverse immigration pathways for skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and families. The Express Entry system and Provincial Nominee Programs cater to skilled workers, while business immigration options attract investors and entrepreneurs. Understanding each pathway's requirements and choosing the right one can maximize your chances of success in immigrating to Canada.

Navigating a new country's legal landscape can be daunting. For immigrants in Canada, our guide demystifies federal and provincial laws, ensuring a smooth transition and a fulfilling life in this beautiful nation.

Newcomers to Canada can access a range of public services, including settlement services, healthcare, education, social services, and legal assistance, to help them integrate into Canadian society. These services are available at the federal, provincial, and municipal levels.

Canada’s housing market presents both opportunity and challenge for immigrants. While newcomers contribute to local economies, they also face rising rents, limited availability, and barriers like limited credit history. At Remitly, we explore how immigration impacts housing demand, affordability, and policy—and how newcomers can navigate this evolving landscape with confidence.