How to go to Canada in peace without making mistakes?

[jadeasong]

Hello,
I am currently living in South Africa, I am 19 years old and I would like to go to Canada to study medicine to be even more successful than those who are trained here. However, I wonder if my choice is correct because I do not know if it would be possible to easily reach the other American countries like the United States or Mexico. Is there a free movement agreement there as in the European Union? Also, I was wondering what document to use for the travel when my older sister told me about an service that easily provides travel documents for multiple destinations and so I do not know if I could trust them. So, i don't know if it is legal.
Also, what are the exact documents that must be provided to leave safely from South Africa to Canada.
I would also like to know if hospitality in Canada remains the same for foreigners. Are there still the same job opportunities down there as before? Because I also want to do little jobs in my spare time to earn a little money. But I want to emphasize the following question: Will it be easy to visit North America while living in Canada? I have choice Canada because many people say that foreigners are welcome in Canada. Is it true?

Please i am waiting your answer and your informations before making this great travel.

 

[scylla]

Hello,
I am currently living in South Africa, I am 19 years old and I would like to go to Canada to study medicine to be even more successful than those who are trained here. However, I wonder if my choice is correct because I do not know if it would be possible to easily reach the other American countries like the United States or Mexico. Is there a free movement agreement there as in the European Union? Also, I was wondering what document to use for the travel when my older sister told me about an service that easily provides travel documents for multiple destinations and so I do not know if I could trust them. So, i don't know if it is legal.
Also, what are the exact documents that must be provided to leave safely from South Africa to Canada.
I would also like to know if hospitality in Canada remains the same for foreigners. Are there still the same job opportunities down there as before? Because I also want to do little jobs in my spare time to earn a little money. But I want to emphasize the following question: Will it be easy to visit North America while living in Canada? I have choice Canada because many people say that foreigners are welcome in Canada. Is it true?

Please i am waiting your answer and your informations before making this great travel.

No - there is no free movement agreement between Canada and the US / Mexico like there is in the EU. Canadian citizens can visit the US without obtaining a visa - but whether they are allowed into the US is entirely up to US officials and all visitors are examined at the border. Canadian permanent residents require a visa to visit the US.

If you want to come to Canada, avoid consultants like the one you have listed and apply on your own through the CIC web site directly. Too many consultants are scams or charge you too much money for something you can do on your own. Avoid these kinds of websites. Use the CIC web site instead: https://www.canada.ca/en/services/immigration-citizenship.html

If you wish to study in Canada, your first step is to be accepted by a school in Canada and then you'll need to apply for a study permit. To be approved for a study permit you will need to demonstrate that you have strong ties to your home country and have no plans on remaining in Canada long term. You will also need to show that you have enough funds to pay for your studies in Canada - this means you'll likely need to show a bank balance of at least $35K to be approved for the study permit.