Immigration & Living Abroad

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.

Canada’s healthcare system provides essential services to most residents, but immigrants often face coverage gaps and out-of-pocket costs. At Remitly, we guide newcomers through public and private insurance options, highlight key challenges, and offer practical tips to manage healthcare costs—so you can access care confidently and plan for a healthy...

At Remitly, we want every newcomer to feel financially supported. If you live in Canada with a child under 18, you may qualify for the Canada Child Benefit (CCB)—a tax-free monthly payment to help with the cost of raising children. Learn how to apply, stay eligible, and maximize your support.

Discover key immigrant resources in Canada, including employment programs, housing, healthcare, and legal aid for newcomers.

Learn how sponsorship in Canada works, who can sponsor, eligibility requirements, and steps to apply. Find out how to bring loved ones here.