Resources for Canadians abroad

 Minimize Risk, Maximize Safety

While abroad, you will be experiencing a different way of life that can be both exciting and challenging. Sometimes we find ourselves faced with difficult situations that we normally would not be faced with at home. These situations can be easier to manage if we prepare ourselves beforehand. It is important that you are well-informed about the country you plan to visit and try to avoid situations that may put you at risk. 

  • Register yourself with Registration of Canadians Abroad. When you register with the Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada, they will be able to assist you in an emergency while abroad.

  • Visit regularly the Canadian Government Travel Reports. This report will keep you up to date in case any travel warnings are issued for the area you are visiting.

  • Stay informed. International news will give you regular updates about what is going on in your destination country and in the surrounding region. This information may help you avoid potentially dangerous and high-risk situations overseas.

  • Stay in touch with someone at home to give updated information about your whereabouts. We also recommend that you have the contact information to your closest Embassy or Consulate abroad.This way help can reach you faster if needed.

International Student and Study Abroad Centre (ISSAC)

  • Location: Lower Place Riel, Room 80
  • Location:306-966-4925 
  • Location: 306-966-7824 
  • Location: international.students@usask.ca
  • Location: study.abroad@usask.ca
  • Location: Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Location:Volunteer with ISSAC

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