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2. 1. Prior to Arrival 2. Upon Arrival Click the numbers for more info 1.1 Passport 2.1 ID Card 1.2 CAQ 2.2 Health Insurance Card – Obtention ou Exemption 1.3 Study Permit 1.4 Health Insurance Card – Confirm your Coverage on Minerva Previous Close MainMenu

3. 1.1Passport All travelers entering Canada require a passport from their home country. If you are already in Canada and need to renew your passport, consult the list of foreign diplomatic representatives in the country: Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada's Close MainMenu

4. 1.2Certificate of Acceptance of Quebec (CAQ) The CAQ is the first immigration document required and issued by Immigration Quebec and is required to apply for the Study Permit, issued by Immigration Canada. Please note: Students who have been accepted to programs (i.e. students who register for one semester only) that will be completed in less than 6 months have the option of studying without the CAQ and Study Permit. Next slide for more information on the Website... Previous Next MainMenu

5. Do it NOW Obtain or renew your CAQ Previous Close MainMenu

6. 1.3Study Permit The Study Permit, issued by Immigration Canada, Is official permission for you to study in Canada. You can find out more via Next slide for more information on the Website... Previous Next MainMenu

7. Do it NOW Obtain or renew your Study Permit Previous Close MainMenu

8. 1.4Health Insurance Card – Confirm your Coverage on Minerva • Your health insurance card is your proof of insurance • while in Canada. It lists your name, ID number, type and • dates of coverage and policy number. • First, you have to confirm your coverage on Minerva, then • you will be able to pick up your card and use it: • At the McGill Health clinic; • At the Payment Express desk to process claims faster • It is important to always carry your Health Insurance card • with you at all times in case of an emergency. Close MainMenu

9. 2.1ID Card A McGill ID card is required to access most essential services on campus, including the McGill Libraries and the Instructional Communications Centre and ID Card is mandatory for final examinations. It is important to carry this personal identification with you at all times, in case of emergency. Previous Next MainMenu

10. 2.2Health Insurance Card – Obention ou exemption Prior to your arrival, you must have confirmed your coverage on Minerva. Dès votre arrivée à McGill, vous devez vous procurer votre carte d'assurance santé, ou choisir de vous exempter de cette assurance. Dans les deux cas, consultez la diapositive suivante pour connaître la marche à suivre selon votre campus d'appartenance. Previous Next MainMenu

11. Obtain the ID card and the health insurance card/exemption Pour l'obtention de ces cartes, rendez-vous à l'un ou l'autre de ces endroits selon votre campus d'appartenance Downtown campus Students have to go to Service Point Macdonald campus Students have to go to the Centennial Center Centennial Centre21111 Lakeshore RoadSte. Anne de Bellevue, Quebec H9X 3V9 Previous Close MainMenu

12. Buddy Program Your first friendat McGill The Buddy program pairs new international students with current students who provide… a friendly face a helping hand a linguistic support a cultural guidance and information about life at McGill Next slide for more information on the Website... Previous Next MainMenu

13. The Buddy Program Previous Next MainMenu

14. Do it NOW Complete the online Buddy Request form Previous Close MainMenu

15. Orientation Week Your first few weeks at McGill will be an exhilarating period of discovery as you get to know the campus, meet new people and explore Montreal. McGill’s Orientation Week takes place the week before classes start. Join us for a variety of resources and events designed to help you settle into your new home Previous Next MainMenu

16. Orientation Week Click each event for more info International Day for New Graduate International Students Airport Reception Service(Accueil Plus) McGill International Spouses' Club – first welcome event International Drop-In Centre Information Session for Minors Discover McGill's Academic Expectations Reception for new international students Graduate Orientation Open House and Welcome International Day for New Undergraduate International Students Previous Close MainMenu

17. Guided Tour Nous vous offrons une visite guidée de notre site Internet pour vous aider à trouver toute l'information utile avant votre arrivée à McGill et après. Le site est mis régulièrement à jour, consultez-le régulièrement pour connaître les événements à ne pas manquer. Previous Next MainMenu

18. Les activités en cours et à ne pas manquer sont annoncées sur la page d'accueil, visitez-la régulièrement Previous Next MainMenu

19. Quelle est notre mission et nos programmes Rencontrez l'équipe derrière l'ISS Previous Next MainMenu

20. Tout ce que vous devez faire avant votre arrivée, votre assurance santé, les détails sur l'immigration, les modalités de travail au Canada et sur un embauche éventuel Previous Next MainMenu

21. Plusieurs services de soutien sont disponibles pour aider votre intégration et celle de votre famille à McGill et à Montréal

22. Pour accéder le Getting starting guide, les documents et formulaires d'assurance, le Newletters, le contrat d'emploi et le formulaire d'adhésion au club des conjoints

23. Liens vers tous les bureaux de McGill, de l'admission au Welcome Centre

24. Tous les liens mentionnés dans le site de l'ISS

25. Comment nous joindre et joindre nos différents services

26. Discover McGill's Academic Expectations Downtown Campus – August 25 International Drop-In Centre – August 23-27 … Ne manquez pas les événements organisés spécialement pour vous Pictures Gallery

27. Discover McGill's Academic Expectations Downtown Campus – August 25 International Drop-In Centre – August 23-27 … Découvrez McGill en photos Pictures Gallery

28. Discover McGill's Academic Expectations Downtown Campus – August 25 International Drop-In Centre – August 23-27 … Transportation Montreal is a relatively easy city to navigate, with excellent public transit and inexpensive taxis in addition to McGill's free Downtown-Macdonald shuttle service. Exploring outside of Montreal by bus, train or air is easy as well! Visionnez les photos des activités de McGill Pictures Gallery Mettre le lien http://www.mcgill.ca/firstyear/montrealessentials/transport/#bus

29. The ISS team ISS team supports the growth, progress, and success of international students at McGill, and aims to ease their transition to a new school, a new home and a new country • Guiding you is our mission! • Accueil – Intégration - Accompagnement Previous Next MainMenu

30. ISS is part of McGill Student Services The "Tower" 5thfloor  Mental Health Service  Tutorial Service 4thfloor  Counselling Service You can reacheach service by clicking on their name  Chaplaincy Services  3thfloor  Office for Students with Disabilities  Scholarships and Student Aid Office Macdonald Campus Student Services Suite CC1-124, Centennial Centre, 21111 Lakeshore Road Ste. Anne de Bellevue, QC H9X 3V9  Student Health Service  Career Planning Service (CaPS) 2ndfloor  First-Year Office First Peoples' House 3505 Peel Montreal, QC H3A 1W7 1stfloor 3600 McTavish Street Montreal, QC H3A 1Y2 Previous Next MainMenu

31. Hi, my name is Pauline L'Écuyer and this is my team. We're all pleased to welcome you at McGill and help you to take part of McGill's country. See how each member can assist you by clicking on them. Previous Close MainMenu

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33. DORA VINCELLI,Administrative and Buddy Coordinator My role is to coordinate the Buddy Program which includes matching, information sessions and the Buddy Recognition Event. I also assist with special events and workshops. Close Previous Close MainMenu

34. ASHLEY ADAM,Secretary I am the initial contact person in ISS for all general inquiries and health insurance questions. I am also the main contact for all inquiries related to Custodianship of Minors. Close Previous Close MainMenu

35. RHONDA TURNER,International Student Advisor My role as an International Student Advisor is to advise students on immigration issues, particularly on regulations for employment and the online applications. I also assess applications for financial aid and I coordinate information sessions and workshops on topics of interest to the international student population. Close Previous Close MainMenu

36. FATIM CHAKI,International Student Advisor I am an International Student Advisor at ISS. My role is to provide advice to students on provincial and federal immigration matters. I also manage the health insurance portfolio for International Students and assessment and counseling for financially needy students. Close Previous Close MainMenu

37. CORRIE BERTONE,International Student Advisor As an International Student Advisor, I deal with complex issues related to Immigration matters manage various financial aid programs for International Students. I am also responsible for the staff administration. Close Previous Close MainMenu

38. PAULINE L'ÉCUYER,Associate Director I oversee all services and programs offered by ISS. Please let me know if there is something else we can do for you. Close Previous Close MainMenu

39. MICHAEL KIRWAN,Orientation Coordinator I am planning a range of activities for your arrival in Montreal this August and will keep you informed of ISS activities on our website. Close Previous Close MainMenu