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Community resources · 🇨🇦 Canada → 🇱🇰 Sri Lanka
Curated links and explainers for this corridor—no login required. Share these pages with family so everyone uses the same trusted checkpoints.
Full corridor guide
Visa signals, laws, scams, and cost notes for this route.
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ToolsCost calculator
Rough first-month and one-time budget planning.
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ArrivalArrival checklist
Track practical steps after you land.
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ProfessionalsExperts in Sri Lanka
Directory growing — check visa pages meanwhile.
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Articles for this corridor
- Canada Extends Low-Wage LMIA Duration to Two Years from 6 November 2026Work & Employment
- Canada Moves Asylum Claims Online With a 60-Day Deadline From 3 NovemberPolicy Updates
- Canada Fines Immigration Representatives up to $1.5 Million From 28 October 2026Scams & Fraud Prevention
- Canada Adds High-Wage CRS Points in Express Entry From 3 November 2026Policy Updates
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No. MigrantIQ is a public guide site. For community discussion you can use reputable expat groups, but always verify advice against government sources—especially for visas and fees.
Open the corridor guide and destination country profile, then review visa categories that fit your situation and read scam alerts before paying any consultant.
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How to use this page
When moving from Canada to Sri Lanka, start by selecting the appropriate visa route, such as the Employment Category Residence Visa or the Digital Nomad Visa. Verify all visa requirements through official government sources. Prepare necessary documents, including proof of funds for living expenses. Watch for scams like fake rental listings or overcharging for document services. In your first 30 days, focus on securing housing and understanding local laws, especially those related to work authorization and residency.