Ahh..Gotcha! Let me ask her again , if its 2nd or 3rd and let you know.
May 2019 Intake Students Travelling from India to Toronto
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All the best for this endeavour. Happy Journey and have a great time.
Hey bro...can you tell me your applying and approval date??Because I have Also Applied for may intake.
Hello Friends,
Please advise maximum amount of cash I can carry. I am travelling from India as a student and I am carrying five thousand CAD in cash and another 5000 CAD loaded in my Master Card. So a total of 10 thousand Canadian dollars.
Please advise if i will have to declare anything at Immigration checkpoints(which I can). Would be great if I had a heads up of what i am going to encounter.
Please advise maximum amount of cash I can carry. I am travelling from India as a student and I am carrying five thousand CAD in cash and another 5000 CAD loaded in my Master Card. So a total of 10 thousand Canadian dollars.
Please advise if i will have to declare anything at Immigration checkpoints(which I can). Would be great if I had a heads up of what i am going to encounter.
You can carry as much money as you want provided you declare it. I think 5000 CAD is a bit too much to carry around in hand, especially when you are going to be roaming around the first few days. 1000-2000 might be sufficient, most stores do accept cards.
Thanks for the quick response selva.
As someone from India, which is the best forex card you would suggest. I already have a Master card from SBI and Federal Bank. Please advise.
Carrying 5000 is way too high i guess u already paid tuition fees and GIC. It will be enough for u to carry 1000 or 2000 to meet immediate expenses as selvakk said most stores accept card.
U can also go for Thomas Cook forex card they provide best deals for students at good exchange rates
Mostly the fees and charges are similar with all forex cards. See which bank has the lower fees and go for that.