Moving to Alberta | All Documents | Driving License, Health Card, Car Plates, ID Card. Easy Process.

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In this video, we'll guide you through the crucial steps you need to take when moving from Anywhere in Canada/World to Alberta, Canada. From changing your health card and obtaining an Alberta provincial ID to updating your driver’s license and car plates, we’ve got you covered.
*Chapters:*
00:00 - Introduction
00:50 - Changing Your Health Card
02:00 - Obtaining an Alberta Provincial ID
02:50 - Changing Your Driver's License
03:30 - Changing Your Car Plates
04:16 - Conclusion
*Key Points Covered:*
- How to apply for the Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan (AHCIP)
- Steps to obtain an Alberta provincial ID
- Process for exchanging your Ontario driver’s license for an Alberta driver’s license
- Registering your vehicle and obtaining Alberta car plates
*Documents You’ll Need:*
- Proof of Alberta residency (lease agreement, utility bill, mortgage document)
- Government-issued photo ID (driver’s license, passport, etc.)
- Proof of legal presence in Canada (birth certificate, passport, permanent resident card)
- Proof of Alberta vehicle insurance
- Vehicle ownership documents (Ontario vehicle registration, bill of sale)
*Costs:*
- Driver’s license exchange fee: approx. $85
- Alberta provincial ID fee: approx. $49 (for 5 years)
- Vehicle registration fee: approx. $80 to $100
Make your transition to Alberta smooth and hassle-free with our step-by-step guide. If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment below.
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*Helpful Links:*
- [Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan (AHCIP) Application](www.alberta.ca/ahcip.aspx)
- [Find a Registry Agent](www.alberta.ca/registry-agent...)
- [Out of Province Vehicle Inspection](www.alberta.ca/out-of-provinc...)
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Thank you for watching, and welcome to Alberta! 🍁

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Great info🙏🏻

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Good work 👍

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