We've just migrated to Singapore as permanent resident and we have stable jobs here. We still don't have kids yet. My hubby is an Engineer here and Im working as QA operator. Need your advice.
127016
That depends on what you are looking for.  If you are happy in Singapore, maybe you should stay there.  Where did you migrate there from?  Canada is a wonderful, beautiful country and I love it here, but I think you should research information on the internet about Canada to see if it would meet your expectations of what you want for your lives and that of your future children.  I do know that Canada wants immigrants and particularly those who are well educated in the professions and medicine, as well as all trades.  Also, Canada is a huge country and life is very different from one area to the next, so you would need to do research to decide what area of Canada you would be interested in, as well.  Check the Canadian immigration website to learn a lot and there are other websites to look at - the information is there for the taking.  Good luck!
573753
You can have a career and a family...Family does not always mean kids....Be with your man and take a couple years and work on your career. Then work on having children. You want to make sure that you do have the financial stability to have kids. So I say Good Luck in your career and family!!!!
458404
The important thing is you have to get a job in a good company, if you really want to stay. The company most of the time will do all of the paper-works for you, but usually it will be a non-immigration status.
478636
Ive got the same problem with my -- 'out-laws' But luckily for me they are going abroad this year so we are safe. Next year might be different though cos we've had some turbulent times and I dont think I will ever feel the same about them again.\n\nI would try and keep it nice for the children we have but if it weren't for them I wouldn't be bothering.
478335
That is definitely a problem. Why lie about marriage status for an H1B? No answer is better than another, and being married delays nothing. Now you have put any chance at residency in question.\n\nBe honest!
76986
compromise, do the career first. because it is definately harder when you have kids. personal experience. i don't get to spend much time with mine and it makes me feel guilty. but if i didn't work and do my career, i feel like i haven't fulfilled my destiny. i went at this backwards and now im paying for it. if i could i would do the job first that way i wouldn't regret it later. then you would have all the time in the world to be a mom.
37582
Do a lot of research on the job markets and the social conditions in the countries you want to work in. Many countries (sad to say the US is one of them) have areas that do not welcome people form other parts of the world. You want to find a place that has a job waiting for you but that also has other places that you might be able to get a job if their is a problem with the first one. When you get the job you should keep your expenses down until you have enough put aside to carry you over if you have to go through a period of looking for a new job. I am sure that your work will be good but people can lose their jobs through no fault of their own. The company might downsize or go under or something like that. A city that has an existing population of people from your country would be good to look for that way you could get good information about the living conditions. I wish you good luck. I am sorry that I had to say what I did about the US but it is true. However, you can move in next to me and have a friend. We are not all bad.
575782
need more info. Do you have children or are you still living at home,etc.
123657
You should try checking in the goverment pages about jobs.\nIn Singapore and in Australia.\nAnd then compare.
427214
There are a couple of issues here and you have hit one of them on the head.\n\nThe knock on effect is that having sourced the workers from overseas there will be no jobs for School leavers at all, so it's onto Uni or the dole. Note the recent policy change announcement to keep Kids in school till 18!\n\nThe other is that the domestic birth rate is still falling, I believe in part due to the requirement for a second income in order to afford a mortgage these days.
418263
Singapore?  Maybe you should try http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=Ao.ITDSDl5NSGGfqfWWCO1wazKIX/SIG=111qtb3fm/**http%3a//sg.answers.yahoo.com/
631207
They want a better life, better jobs. i think its because there is too muich competion in singapore and there are lots of smart people so some of the not as smart people or not well knowledged people decide to immagrate to different places because its easier to find jobs or its not as crowded.
364520
Sounds like your company dropped the ball.  Talk to your employer, and let them know that you cannot continue to work for them unless your husband is here.  Maybe they can hire him also and sponsor him for a H1b visa, too.
40973
yes there is a chance that you could, but the wave of the future for people is having a family and still working in the corporate world. Go see a lawyer
585376
Immigrants are the best solution to cover the posts of unwanted jobs in many countries! If the law changes they automatically start paying taxes. When you born cannot choose the place to live, later however you should be allowed to do whatever and wherever you want. That's the human right - freedom. Romanians moved to Poland, Poles moved to the UK, British and Mexicans moved to USA, Dominicans, Colombians to Spain etc. There were recently millions of people around globe who found the place to live somewhere else and how on earth the governments will put them back to where they came from? If they find a job it obviously means they're needed there. You lost cooks - pay bribes officers so they go to other industries instead ;-D)))
631006
I would take my spouses thoughts into consideration, but I would also take in my thoughts about my career and my decision to do what is best for my career so that I can advance to where I want to be in my career. My spouse already has a career as an electrician. And, is very supportive, But as of now I'm just a Stay At Home Mom of our two children. But, my plan is to be a pastry chef once our youngest is in school all day. And, he supports that whether when I go back to work whether it be full time or part time. Do what is best for you in your career, since you already got your spouses opinion about what he thinks you should do, you now should make the decision on what will help you best in yours.
542461
Listen to Yak Rider, above.  Your husband is an intending immigrant.  He is not eligible for a non-immigrant visa.  End of story.  Stop asking.