which's the city better to live in canada.how to apply canadian citizen by living student visa between 2 year?
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TORONTO!!!!!!!!!\nBest city in the world.
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you don't need anybody there. You apply at the Canadian embassy in the country that you live in
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Go on the web, search for Immigration Canada or to the Canadian Embassy.\nThe proper way is via a point system which will take into account your status in terms of work experience, academic achievements, family situation, age etc. Depending on the individual this can take 2 years at least. You will have to undergo medical tests, go to lots of solicitors and very probably attend an interview also.\nA word of caution : diplomas acquired abroad are not recognised apart from some cases. I don't know where you are so can't list them all.\nAnd research, research...unless you are a highly qualified individual : life might not be as easy as you think and jobs are difficult to find. Although they are not allowed to by law, employers look for "Canadian Experience". Lots of people want to volunteer to put that on their resumes but .....volunteering is hard to find too !\nYou have more chances in other towns other than Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal which already have a huge immigrant population.\nIf you are a young person though, I don't think emigrating to Canada is a bad thing - and depending on your country of origin and social situation of course -. Tuition is not expensive..\nBut research the subject and best of all : talk to other people who have emigrated to Canada already. You will get the best answers and opinions from them.
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Caregiver to Canada? It depends where are you applying from...Like in the Philippines, you need to under go a 6 months training then after that visa processing will take 2 to 3 years, while in HongKong you just need a 6 months relevant experience then visa processing will take 6 months to a yaer.... So it really depends...
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Unfortunately Toronto has the highest cost of living in Canada.  If you have the option, you might considering moving somewhere else.
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Why take the chance.  Stay in Canada.
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where are you know ? if you are already in Canada just stay there and don't worry about thing... if you are outside then you must wait until your sponsorship papers get processed... once you filled an immigration petition you can't really use a tourist visa anymore...
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Well, Ottawa is the capital of Canada, so the downtown has parliament hill and lots of business and government offices.  The market is the preferred hangout for people wanting to go to clubs and bars.  It hosts a lot of different events during the summertime as well.  If you are 18 and wish to go to clubs, you can go to Hull as the drinking age in Ontario is 19 and the drinking age in Quebec is 18.\n\nAs for Carleton, you will find the campus to be quite nice.  A few of the residents buildings have been built recently and they are actually quite nice.  If you decide not to live in residence, then the glebe is the area where you will be able to find affordable student housing.  The Glebe is also a nice area hosting lots of nice shops and restaurants.  Carleton also has great bus and train service.  Depending on your program you should find first year to be fairly easy as long as you study and don't spend too much time partying.  The harder first year courses tend to be math and science courses, I found the first year arts courses to be easier.  There is always lots of stuff to do and see in Ottawa both outdoors and inside.  Its an extremely beautiful city and you can kayak or canoe in the summer time and ski or snowboard in the winter.
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Depends on what is best for you? if you love winter : winnipeg. if you love sea british columbia and maritimes. south ontario which has niagara falls , also enjoys good climate and weather
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You may wish to be more specific.  You can apply for a work permit based on your background or a study permit if you want to go to school.  You can get a visitor visa just to visit but it would be pretty hard of you want to stay for only a few years.  Please see citizenship& immigration Canada’s web site for more info.
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There are many beautiful places to live in Ontario, especially Southern Ontario. Toronto is a world class city and one of the cleanest and most attractive on the planet. If you prefer a smaller town, Niagara Falls is an obvious choice. Guelph is also very nice. If you're looking for something more bucolic, I'd select from the following: Georgetown, Fergus and Elora.\n\nCommonwealthers refers to member countries (and citizens) of the Commonwealth of nations formerly under British rule and now independent. These affiliated nations formally recognize the British monarch and remain linked by trade and other common issues. Canada is a member of the Commonwealth and Canadians can thus be referred to as Commonwealthers.
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The best thing is to live in Canada and work in the U.S.There are many Canadian boarder cities and thousands of Canadians commute every day to work in the U.S.\nCanada is safer and provides great social and health programs.Job opportunities are much better in the U.S.By living in Canada and working in the U.S you get the best of the two worlds.
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hello there. If your in Canada i'd say go to Wilfrid Laurier University or Western University or Queens University. Or if your in the USA you could go to Harvad or Yale =] \n\nHave funn =)
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Ditto. But you also need a student visa, depending where you're from.
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From what country?  Canada has some funny immigration laws...best thing to do is call the Canadian Embassy in your area for info.
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There are quite a few ways, depending on the situation. Assuming you don't have any relatives there, you would need to first get permanent residence based on a particular skill and be sponsored by a business that would employ you. Then, after living there for 2 years you could apply for citizenship.
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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.