Our Services
Next Stop Canada delivers the best online pre-arrival program support to help make your move to Canada as smooth as possible.
Our free English and French services provide important and personalized settlement information, all in one place.
Live Chat
Our expert Information and Referral Specialists are here to answer all your questions.
Webinars
Join our free webinar sessions where we cover your first weeks in Canada, finding employment, the education system, and more.
Mentors Forum
Use the mentor's forum to connect with professionals in your field, build networks, and advance in your career.
Settlement Plan
You will receive a custom settlement plan with links and resources based on your needs.
Online Resources
Access hundreds of videos, blogs, and e-learning courses at any time.
Youth Program
Children between the ages of 12 and 19 may receive youth mentorship and unique youth content.
FREE Pre-Arrival Settlement Services
How it works
Step 1: Prepare Required Documents
Upload ONE of the following documents:
- An IRCC invitation to obtain pre-arrival services
- A confirmation of Permanent Residence (COPR) letter/document
- A passport request letter that indicates Permanent Resident visa issuance
- An IRCC request that an applicant for permanent residence complete a medical examination
- A Single Entry Permanent Resident Visa
- A Permanent Resident Visa pick up notification letter
If you’re an applicant of the Atlantic Immigration Program, upload BOTH:
- A Completed Job Offer Form (with the employer’s signature), and
- A Confirmation of Designation document
Step 2: Complete The Registration Form
Follow these steps:
- Click on the “Register” button, you will be directed to a secured registration page
- Fill in the registration form
- Upload the required document(s)
- Click the “Submit” button
- Expect an e-mail from us confirming your registration
Step 3: Access Your Account
Gain access to Next Stop Canada platform:
- Check for a welcome e-mail
- Click on the link we provided in that e-mail
- Create your password
- Remember the username and password for future access
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Already in Ontario?
Visit us at www.newcomersincanada.ca
The YMCA Newcomer Information Centre (NIC) is a government-funded information and referral center for newcomers in Canada. Every year, thousands of new immigrants visit us as a first stop when they arrive in Ontario. Our experienced Information and Referral Specialists will provide you and your family FREE individualized needs assessment, customized settlement plan, including up-to-date information that covers topics such as settlement, education, employment, language training, health, government benefits and so much more. We are here to help you and your family make better and informed decisions about your new life in Canada!
To find the centre nearest you and check our office hours, please visit www.newcomersincanada.ca more information!
To be eligible for our program, you need to be a permanent resident or convention refugee. Please bring your landing document or Permanent Resident Card when you visit us.