Hello. I am living in bangladesh, a country in asia. I wish to get immigration to canada. Can anyone tell me how the real situation in canada for immigrant's, basically job situation. I hear both the good and bad. Any description of true situation will help me a lot to take decision. Thanks in advance.
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It depends on what you do and what you want to do. If you're a medical doctor you aren't going to be able to come and just set up practice there are courses that you need to take to get a new license. \nIt may not be easy, there are jobs out there but you may not get the job you're looking for or that relates to the field you may be in. \n\nI will say this it can get very cold during the winter, BC doesn't tend to be as bad though. \n\nCheck out this link\n\nhttp://www.cic.gc.ca/english/index.html
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Contact:\n\nCanadian embassy, consulate.\n\nSome one you know in this field who is in canada.\n\nGo on internet and find the info about, jobs, company , immigration policy, temp permits.....................
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Easy is a very relative word. Immigrating to Canada (or any other country for that matter) involves filling a lot of paperwork and paying fees. Significant wait times are also involved.\n\nAll the information on how to immigrate to Canada can be found on the Citizenship and Immigration Canada website:\nhttp://www.cic.gc.ca/ see under "to immigrate"\n\nThe process involved is very straightforward, if you read everything carefully you should have no problem. If you have a specific question, you can post the question on a forum and people will be happy to answer you but nobody will fill your paperwork for free... \n\nonce you reach Canada and become a permanent resident, you can apply to be Canadian citizenship after 3 years of continuous residency.
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yes of course\nI dont need to be canadian to answer this because as a Filipino, we have great knowledge about these issues of migration to Canada since most Canadian recruitment are here plus majority of foreign migrants to Canada are well skilled Filipinos\n\nYes you can migrate there together with your family\nCanada having an Ageing Population needs additional population which can support that need and demand\nCanada prioritize families more than individual persons because they believe people will strive more and work hard if they hold their whole family, therefore it will result in a productive community\nCanada values education and so even if you are not well educated, their government will require and at the same time support you to achieve academic needs\n\nI also know alot of Asians including Pakistans who lives there and having a good life\n\nI hope I have enlightened you
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I believe immigration is a great thing. i would not be American if immigration was not allowed. My father immigrated here form Canada. But do it by the laws in places. You come to a country for a better life but start it off by breaking laws of that country. Citizens will not and do not look kindly on this.  If you do not respect the country or it's people, how do you expect them to respect you??
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I had a friend in the same situation ... and she had to prove financial eligibility ... her husband was from Scotland, and it all ended up with the two of them having to move there ... he had a degree like your husband, but nothing helped ... makes me see red, when you think about all the millions of people just clomping in over the southern border with their demands ....   I think it also depends to a large extent on where you will be interviewed ... seems the immigration officers can make a diffrence if they want to ....
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Hi, \nNice to see someone from Bangladesh in Yahoo Answers! I'm a Geologist/GIS Specialist from Bangladesh living in Canada and working in the mining and mineral exploration industry. I'm not an engineer but I know that the job prospects are quite good in USA and Canada for metallurgical engineers. Metallurgical engineers are employed in mining, metal processing and manufacturing companies all around the world. \n\nFor example, if you visit the website http://www.workopolis.com/ and click on "Search jobs" and search with the key word "metallurgy", you'll find many jobs posted in Canada for engineers of your field. \n\nSo good luck with your studies and wish you a bright future.
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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.
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you can apply for skilled worker immigration. Actually Canada tries to attract students that graduate there. As you probably know Canada has a point based immigration system.You'll actually receive bonus points for having completed your education in Canada and furthermore you'll be able to use some of the time you spent as a student towards your citizenship, thus, getting your Canadian citizenship faster.\n\nYou can also try the Alberta Provincial Nomination, it is faster ,however, you need a job offer before you can apply. If time is really short and you really want something fast (without a job offer), the Quebec provincial nomination (through the New York office) is the fastest (6-8 months) but you must speak some french.
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Canada is a nice country, maybe the people from China see a life there they'd want to live.  There's plenty of everything in Canada and no population problem and it's as good a place as any to migrate to.
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It really depends on what country you are going to, sad but true, say if it is Canada you can go to canada.gc.ca  and find all the info that you need. Honesty is the best policy. I came to Canada from the USA, and I had no troubles, I'm still here and happily married and have filed for papers for landed immig status , You want to make sure that when you do proceed with anything that you answer all info properly and correct, if not that can cause you many problems, and just for your info it can be time consuming and you just need to remain positive. Just get all the information you can, off the net, public library can be helpful, your own offices for passports and visa's and such, You need to find out if there are any stipulations for the country you are going to, such as how much money you need to have per day and so on. I hope this makes since, Good luck to you ...
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I am in that process now. I could go on and on but the best is to go to this link and it will answer all your questions. You are allowed here in Canada for 3 months without any visa, etc. Good luck and I hope this helps. www.cic.ga.ca\nCheers
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You probably are aware of the point system they have for evaluating potential immigrants (you have to reach a certain minimum point level and you are given points for your education, languages you speak etc). But I would suggest making a quick search on the Internet to find out what immigration lawyers are out there in Canada, pay a few dollars and have a telephone appointment to consult your case (some would even give free consultations if you would hire them for your case after the consultation)
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LOL! some people are just plain morons! As  I was scrolling down reading every ones opinion-answer, I notice a few "Americans" are going to either "A" leave the U.S or  "B" move to Canada...Does anyone else see what is wrong with this?? Let me explain....those that said you will be leaving the U.S.A for for Canada or another Country...correct me if wrong but wont you then become the one thing you "hate" yes that's right. You will all become Immigrants in a foreign land. I find that to be Ironic. Next time you may want to think before you answer..............
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i am canadian. i came to england in sept/71. the home office told me then i did not require a work permit because canada is a member of the British Commonweath. you might like to contact the home office and check that out, they may have changed the rules.
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I am emailing your question to my son in T.O. who has an M.A. in environment studies and who works with imigrants in Canada on a daily basis. Hope he can help you.
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My advice- Dont go to Australia. Indians are not welcome there. I have spoken to many Indians who are in or have been to Australia and almost all had the feeling that the Australians are racist, especially with Asians and native Aboriginies. Dont believe me? Ask someone who has been to australia. After talking to them I dropped my plans of emmigrating to Australia. Do consider the UK or the US or maybe even Canada for your further studies. They may be a little costlier but the salaries after your studies is higher than those of Australia plus the people are much nicer