Your first year in Canada, one week at a time.
Answer five questions and get a dated checklist for your study permit, arrival, SIN, bank, health card and work rules. Then ask anything, in English, नेपाली or हिन्दी, and get answers taken only from official Government of Canada pages, each with a link to the page it came from, so you can check it yourself.
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2. During scheduled breaks in the school year
3. Get a social insurance number (SIN) to work in Canada
A plan with dates, not a wall of links
Before you apply, after you apply, arrival week, first 30 and 90 days, tax season, PGWP: every task sits in the week it belongs to, based on your arrival date.
Only official sources
IRCC, Service Canada, CRA, BC and Ontario health. Answers are written from those pages and show which page each point came from; open the link before you act on it. If the pages do not cover it, the assistant says so instead of guessing.
Protects you from bad advice
It will not tell you which permit to pick or predict approval. In Canada only licensed RCICs and lawyers may. It points you to the official list so you never pay a fake agent.
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How it works
Checklist
- Personalised week-by-week plan
- Proof-of-funds calculator
- Links to every official page
- Progress saved in your browser
Assistant pass
- Answers in English, Nepali, Hindi or Punjabi
- Every sentence cited to an official page
- Works for SIN, work rules, health, tax, PGWP
- A fraction of one consultant call
Common questions
Is this immigration advice? No. It repeats what official pages say and links to them. Anything about your own case goes to a licensed RCIC or lawyer, and we show you where to find one.
Why not just ask ChatGPT? General chatbots mix old rules with new ones and invent numbers. This assistant can only quote pages we fetched this week, and shows you the page.
Which provinces? The checklist covers all provinces, with extra health-card steps for BC and Ontario today. More provinces are added as students ask.