Service Canada provides access to federal government services including Social Insurance Numbers, Employment Insurance, Old Age Security, Canada Pension Plan, and passport services. Canadian expats often need to contact Service Canada for benefit queries and SIN updates from abroad.
Dial 1-800-622-6232 (toll-free within Canada)
1 613-941-2400
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Call at 8:00 AM Eastern Time when lines open
Have your Social Insurance Number (SIN) ready
Avoid calling on Mondays and after 4 PM
Use Service Canada online (My Service Canada Account) for most queries
Tuesday–Thursday, 8:00–9:00 AM Eastern Time
Service Canada website: canada.ca — online services for EI, CPP, OAS, and SIN
My Service Canada Account (MSCA) for benefit tracking and applications
Canadian embassy or consulate for assistance abroad
Yes. From abroad, call +1 613-941-2400. The 1-800 toll-free number only works within Canada and the US. International calling rates apply.
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Yes. Old Age Security (OAS) and Canada Pension Plan (CPP) can be paid to overseas bank accounts in most countries. Contact Service Canada to arrange international payments and understand any tax implications.
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Have your Social Insurance Number (SIN), date of birth, and any relevant claim or reference numbers. Service Canada will verify your identity before discussing your account.
Yes. The Service Canada website offers online services for EI, CPP, OAS, and SIN through My Service Canada Account (MSCA). You can also visit a Canadian embassy or consulate.
United States
The IRS is the US government agency responsible for tax collection and tax enforcement. US citizens and residents living abroad often need to contact the IRS for tax filing questions, stimulus payments, refund status, and identity verification.
United Kingdom
HMRC is the UK government department responsible for tax collection, including income tax, corporation tax, and VAT. UK expats and non-residents often need to contact HMRC for self-assessment queries, tax residency status, and National Insurance contributions.
United States
USCIS is the US government agency that administers lawful immigration. Common reasons to call from abroad include checking case status, filing questions for green cards, citizenship, work permits, and DACA renewals.
United Kingdom
UKVI is the division of the UK Home Office responsible for the UK visa system. Common reasons to call include visa application status, settlement queries, British citizenship questions, and biometric residence permit issues.