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Q. What should I pack for university in Canada?

Heading off to university in Canada is an exciting adventure. But figuring out what to pack can be a bit overwhelming. Here's a guide to help you prepare.

Essentials

  • Identification: Bring your passport, driver's license, and any necessary immigration documents.
  • Academic Supplies: Pack notebooks, pens, a laptop, and textbooks for your courses.

Clothing

  • Seasonal Attire: Canada experiences diverse weather. Pack warm winter clothes, including a good coat and lighter options for the warmer months.
  • Layering: Bring layers for flexibility in changing temperatures.

Bedding and Linens

  • Bed Sheets and Pillowcases: Pack sheets that fit your bed size and a couple of pillowcases.
  • Towels: Pack bath and hand towels for personal hygiene.

Electronics

  • Laptop and Accessories: Bring a reliable laptop for assignments and research. Don't forget the charger and any necessary adapters.
  • Phone and Chargers: Ensure your phone is unlocked with a Canadian SIM card. Bring chargers for your phone and other devices.

Financial and Legal Documents

  • Passport and Visa: Keep these essential documents in a secure, accessible location.
  • Health Insurance Card: Ensure you have valid health insurance coverage.
  • Bank Cards: Inform your bank of your move and ensure your cards work internationally.

Miscellaneous Items

  • Laundry Supplies: Bring laundry detergent and consider a laundry basket or bag.
  • Adapters and Power Strips: Pack adapters for your electronics and a power strip for extra outlets.
  • Storage Containers: Use containers to keep your living space organized.

Social and Recreational Items

  • Sports Equipment: If you enjoy sports, pack equipment like a tennis racket or yoga mat.
  • Board Games or Cards: Bring games for socializing with roommates and friends.

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