Before arranging any travels, check if you're eligible to enter Canada, prepare documents to support essential travel, create and submit a self-isolation plan, and know what to do upon arrival at the airport or border.
UBC provides on-campus, self-isolation accommodation and meal packages for students travelling to UBC from outside Canada. Fee-based self-isolation accommodation packages are also available to any members of the UBC community.
Learn about the immigration documents and information you may need during your studies.
Make sure you have the right coverage for your time in Canada and at UBC.
Whether you're hoping to get a part-time job or work after graduation, there are important things to know.
There are important things to consider before you make any major decisions during your degree.
Understand how taxes work in Canada and get a SIN for awards and scholarships, or to work.
See what you need to prepare if your family is planning to visit or join you.
Browse the complete list of tutorials for instructions on a range of topics, such as applying for or amending your study permit, BC Medical Services Plan, and more.
Before applying, review your study permit extension, temporary resident visa, or post-graduation work permit application with an International Student Advisor.
Add your document expiry dates to the confidential UBC Reminder System and get notifications for when you need to extend your documents.
International Student Advisors are Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCICs) or Regulated International Student Immigration Advisors (RISIAs) who can help support you in your experience as a UBC international student.
UBC staff are here for you throughout your studies. See resources and services for help with academics, money, health, and more.
