You need to think carefully about insurance cover for your health, your home and your belongings.
Health insurance
The medical coverage available to you whilst studying in Canada varies depending on where you live.
If you’re studying in a province where international students are not covered under the provincial health plan, you will need to organise your own private health insurance. You should check the health plans and insurance options available where you live.
Home and contents insurance
Home and contents insurance covers the building you live in and your belongings, including your clothes, appliances and furniture. If you are renting private accommodation, you won’t need to worry about building insurance, but contents insurance will be helpful if you have some valuable items such as computers and camera equipment that would be difficult to replace if lost or stolen.
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