Is it possible to Live In Canada but work in the US, or vise versa? I want to live in Canada and work in the us untill I can find a Job in Canada and declare immigrant statice.... any advice anyone???????
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What is your citizenship ?\n\nIf you are a Canadian or USA citizen then it is possible ,however, only if you are professional (have a bachelor's degree or higher and work experience). Search the net for TN status under NAFTA.\n\nIf you are not a citizen of US or Canada (permanent residents do not qualify) and/or you are not a professional then you CAN NOT unfortunately,you need a visa like any other foreign national does.
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Contact people that work in realestate in canada and the u.s. they could probably answer your questions. but you don't have to buy property to immigrate.
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As an American born, naturalized Canadian, living in Canada for the past 40 years, but visiting family a couple times a month in the US, I am going to say Canada.  Life seems somehow a lot less stressful in Canada and a lot more laid-back.
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i am an American and am married to a guy from Canada.  neither one of us are in the military however.  first off, i'd like to say...don't move to the US.  it would be better in my opinion to stay in canada and have him move there after he is out of the military...unless of course he's going to be a career military man.  my husband and i have spoken, and we've decied that it would be better to live in canada.  for one, I would not have to give up US citizenship because Canada offers dual citizenship.  in order to become a CITIZEN of the US you have to give up any other citizenships.  another reason is easy...healthcare.  once he is out of the military and has a normal job...insurance can be outragously expensive.  besides, our doctors aren't as good as the ones I've seen in Canada(Toronto area).  If you really want to live on base with him (or whatever it is that you need to live here for) i'd would not apply to become an American citizen.  just stay a permenant resident.  the only thing you can't do as a permenant resident that you can as a citizen is vote.  also if you commit a terrible crime, like murder, they can deport you.  but i'm sure you won't be doing that.  if you stay a permanent resident you won't have to give up canadian citizenship.  your daughter won't lose hers either.  i'm tellin ya, as an American getting ready to move to Canada...you should stay put and make him move there.  he'd like it...i do! \n\nps...the spellcheck is messed up so please excuse my spelling!
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I currently live in Canada, but I grew up in what is now the Russian Federation.  Yes, I enjoy living in Canada, but it was somewhat difficult to adjust...mostly because of getting accustomed to the new language.  I have spoken English for many years and traveled to many English-speaking nations before living here, but it still was a lot to get used to.  I still have a heavy accent and sometimes mispronounce words or arrange sentences poorly when I am speaking English, but most Canadians are tolerant of this.  \n\n...however, I've got plans to leave Canada to live in Germany, but probably not for a few years still.  I am nearly fluent if not fluent, in German, and I have always been interested in the German culture.  What will Canada do without me?  Ha ha...
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im a proud Canadian too, and while in Hawaii in the late 80's we encountered many ppl who asked us if we lived in igloos and rode dogsleds to work!\nsheesh! i said no we live in houses and drive cars and work in towers and stuff too...good grief... do us Canadaians think all hawaiians live in huts and wear grass skirts all day?\nnooo. but then- we are a smart bunch over here int he north :)\nCANADA ROCKS!!!!!
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I agree with #1... go to \n\nhttp://www.hotjobs.com\n\nhttp://www.monster.com\n\nand search for jobs there.  Keep in mind that if you get one of the jobs you'll be an "H1 slave" and probably be paid less than some of your peers.  \n\nI also suggest you try the Immigration Diversity Lottery run by the US government.  The 2007 lottery has begun so get your application in soon.\n\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/graphics/services/residency/divvisa.htm
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I think the US and Canada get along quite well, actually.  We are like siblings sometimes.  We squabble over silly things, but when it comes to important things, I think we get along well, or at least agree to disagree.  I am a proud dual citizen, US/Canada and I love both countries very much.  There will always be ignorant people in both countries who verbally put the other down, but there will always be those uneducated, intolerant types.  Luckily, they are not the majority.
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If you want to work in Canada, you will have to follow the proper immigration procedures. I suggest you contact Immigration Canada or the Canadian consulate for info. I think, but am not sure, that, depending on your field, Canadian candidates will be selected for positions first.\nGood luck! You would love it up here, except for the winters. Otherwise, it's a great country to live in.
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You cannot go live in Canada or Australia because you have no resident alien status.  If you marry a Canadian or Australia then you can get a visa or if you get a sponsor\n\nIn the US a sponsor has to sign papers that they will support the alien for 10 years. (had to do this for my husband because he is an Alien with a green card)\n\nIt's going to be really hard to get a sponsor unless you have some sort of scientific, techinical or medical skills
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Try moving out of the US... :D
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Hello.  I must take exception to what you read on the State Department website.  Either it's wrong or you misread it.  I say that because this land is full of non-citizens (here legally) who have jobs, and I know some of them.  Certainly you must have a work permit or work visa, but you do not need to be a U.S. citizen to work here.  Citizenship, by the way, takes several years to earn.\n\nSomebody here has offerred some other information links.  I hope you can find better information.  Good luck, and I hope you can reach your goal of coming to the U.S.!
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It seems to me that almost everything that the US uses is made in another country. This in turns makes up dependent upon foreign countries for things we could make in the US. The funny thing about this is the US people would not work for the same wages that the foreign people are paid to do such taxing , monotonous work. Have you ever heard anyone request subpar conditions and $0.15 a day in the US??? I doubt it.....
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Hi there!  It looks like you may have a few questions and in the end you're going to need people who have gone through this or are going through this to help.  I believe your baby can have a Canadian citizenship as well as the dual thing works well for children of Canadian/American parents.  Please check out the group link below they are many people there that will definitely answer your question that know the answer!
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You make that question sound like as if Canada is an issolated country. Ok, if you have a child in Canada, it will be a Canadian citizen, but if you were to move back in to the U.S it wouldn't be a problem I assume. Yes, you can have dual citizenship here, and as for American T.V....what else is there? It's all Americanized here too. That's what digital cable is for. No you won't have to listen to Canadian artists (they suck). Whether you like it in Canada or not, is totally up to you, that's something you'll have to decide when you've been there for a while...I'll tell you though, it's cold as f**k here, in the winter of course, summers are exceptional.
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I was" born in the USA" but I have lived all over Canada.I love the winters and I love British Columbia.Canada is a very nice country with great people(not crazy about Quebec).But I of course prefer the USA because its my home.But I could live in Canada if I needed to .It would offer no hardship to this desert rat from Arizona.(I love to ski,and that helps lol)
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Hey....You told me to stay where I am and you are striving hard to get citizenship??? Very peculiar of you...Stay where you are and dont move...\n\nI used an immigrant lawyer to move to Canada...fair and square and all legit.