i want to go Canada for work and marrige how?
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Go to the official Canadian government immigration website at http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/\n\nThere are many other websites from lawyers and immigration services, but lawyers are not required and the paperwork is well explained. Good luck.
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You may want to check out the immigration website and see how you go about it. check source below.
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The first step in relocating to Canada is to go to the Canadian Immigration website.  It will give you the information you need and can help you get the process started.  It is the route to use for relocation to \nCanada.  I have attached it for you.  Good luck with your plans.
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You just cross over the boarder into British Columbia, going thru Canadian Customs. Just make sure you have some photo ID on you. Have fun!
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I know it is possible. I beleive there is somehting like a "work visa" involved. That is all the info I know but I do know it is possible. Sorry I can not help more
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I can't speak for an American marrying a Canadian but I am Canadian and my Brother married a girl from another country and had to go through that process.  Yes it seems long but if you are married and living here it won't really be that long.  I'm sure you'll have no problems passing any scrutiny.  I hope you are planning on living in an area where you are familiar with the climate.  It would not be good for your morale to move to northern Ontario or Edmonton if you are from a southern state.  Just be forwarned and prepared for the climate in your new home area.  Oh and welcome eh!  (tee hee we don't really say that - just when we speak to Americans!)
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if you have some relatives in canada that they were invite  you to stay for thier is easily to move in  canada for work or invitation for working..
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1. Learn to speak French fluently.\n2. Get a Ph.D. in some esoteric subject.\n3. Save lots of money which you can invest in Canada.\n4. Marry a Canadian.\n5. Become a US citizen and get professional qualifications that meet NAFTA eligibility requirements. (Not "permanent resident" status but just as good, really).\n\nThese are the best ways.
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Got to www.how2immigrate.net/canada\nYou'll find everything you need to know there.  Pages and pages of it.
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Marry a US citizen, Come here on a visa and stay past the visa expiration,Go to Canada and sneak over the border. If you really want to be here you will find a way. You can also try applying for a work permit through homeland security the legal way..
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1) Marry a rich Canadian who owns a computer company.\n\n2) Go to your favorite job search site and limit the search to jobs in Canada.\n\n3) Take your favorite job search sites and see if there are Canadian versions, for example if you like dice.com see if there is a dice.ca to search at.\n\n4) Do the networking thing with people you already know there.\n\n5) Learn to say "eh".
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For Canada Immigration go to www.cic.ga.ca\nGood luck and I hope this gives you the answers you need.\ncheers
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Go to canada and australia official sites. they have all the rules and  paperwork you need.
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1. Tourist Visa\n\nSubmit your valid Passport \n1 Application Form, fully completed and signed \n2 Recent passport-type photographs \nCompleted Cover Page (print from browser) \nProof of funds available to support your self and dependants during your stay and enable you to leave Canada, such as a bank statement, pay stubs or proof of employment or proof of travelers checks \nProof of status in USA. (Original I-94; Student form I-20; etc.) \nCopy of Airline Tickets or Travel Agency Itinerary \nNon-refunable Processing fee \nNote: Citizens and residents of certain countries require additional formalities which may require a personal consulate interview and/or add 2-4 weeks to the processing period. \n\n2. Business Visa \n\nSubmit your valid Passport \n1 Application Form, fully completed and signed \n2 Recent passport-type photographs \nCompleted Cover Page (print from browser) \nProof of funds available to support your self and dependants during your stay and enable you to leave Canada, such as a bank statement, pay stubs or proof of employment or proof of travelers checks \nProof of valid status in USA. (Original I-94; etc.) \nCopy of Airline Tickets or Travel Agency Itinerary \nNon-refunable Processing fee \nCorporate letter of Financial Responsibility:\n\nThe letter must state all of the following: \nThe purpose of the visit \nThe nature of the duties to be performed \nThe name and address of the corporate host in Canada \nGuarantee of the applicants full financial expenses while in Canada and return transportation. \nNote: Citizens and residents of certain countries require additional formalities which may require a personal consulate interview and/or add 2-4 weeks to the processing period.\n\n\n----- Follow link for more info -----
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You can marry whoever you want to marry. That isn't an issue. The issue comes into play when one of you wants to move to the others country. That is NOT easy, and usually takes months for one to be able to move. During the time of the paper work being gone over by some faceless person in government, neither of you will be allow to enter the others country. The government doesn't trust that you won't stay illegally. Also there is NO guarantee that the one moving, will be allowed in the others country. My fiance and I are going through this right now. I'm moving to the States (or hope to) He's not allowed in my country. I sure wish he was Canadian or I was American.
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okey, first tell me what your job skills are and where in canada you are planning to settle then i might be able to help you out.
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Are you a farmer who wants to immigrate to Canada?\n\nCheck out immigration consultants in your town or use the web.