Should I move to Canada?
368990
No to cold.  Though if I'm thinking what your thinking, I believe its legal in Las Vegas.
508996
education in canada is very good specially if u want to settle in canada or US. A degree or certificate from any canadian university is must for success. Toronto university is best place in canada
841665
Remain in India .Your talent will be recognised here also. Cos. in USA ,canada etc. are outsourcing and so you have lot of scope in India.\nYou must have read in the news that India is going to be a super power in near future.Its not India but the judgement of other nations which is telling us.\n So may God bless you and do not think of migrating to Canada. Far off things always look bright. My experience is that you should love and serve  in India only.
526241
If you are in a reputable hospital in INDIA then why do you want to go to Canada??  Stay there, why bother moving??
200825
You seem to like the islands, why that particular island what seperates that island from other islands?\n\nBut back to the question, you should check with the state department, in your home country, and then see if thier is an official embassy you could contact in canada, if not call down to the island it self ask what you would need to do !\n\nmy personal choice would be to move to aruba , its climate,its support from netherlands, openess, freedom, i like to play poker it has casinos, and nbiggest things is its out of the tyical average hurricane area/paths though rarely they get one but after going thru 4 in florida in one year no thanks ! anyways hope this help , ps TAKE ME WITH YOU :)
529536
It's not as good as it was, but it's better than most. Canada has been looking pretty good lately.\n\nI live in Texas; my husband and I are planning a relocation to Portland, Oregon as soon as our daughter graduates from high school next year. \n\nI would not leave this country to move to another - I only speak English, and I enjoy the few freedoms we have left.
81810
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
702799
I am Canadian.  My husband and I own a businesse.  I recently hired a girl from the states.  I think she lied about her status when we hired her.  My neighbours are from the states.  She does not have her green card so cannot work so, she volunteers and her husband and makes very good money.  \nI suggest you figure out what city you would like to live in and depending on your line of work, put an application to the firm or business you would like to be employed by.\nI live in London, Ontario.
13518
I've only lived in the USA, and I love it here. I have lived in various cities and states, and never regretted any of it.  I have traveled to most of the states, and find that each state has something beautiful to offer.  Whether you like snow and cold, hot and dry, hot and damp, mild temperatures all year 'round... we've got it all!     I have traveled to Canada on rare occasion, and felt it was much like the US, only if you are looking for warm temperatures all year 'round, I really doubt Canada can help you out there!  :D
587163
hello\nI am not use what part of Canada you are going to \n\nhowever if you are going to the city..there is plenty of transportation around to get you to your job....\ntruthfully I would live in the outskirts of the City it is way nicer more quieter..& if your not happy you can move later on if you want to be closer to your job  you just need to out weigh the cons vs pros\n\ngood luck
288694
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.
855098
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!)
129270
you may become a canadian citizen
1041783
I think the Job Market is better in Quebec, although you will need to speak French anywhere except Montreal. The Maritimes are still fairly economically depressed right now so it will be hard to get work. You should consider Alberta, as the jobs market is booming right now. Good Luck, and Welcome to Canada, Brother.
846169
it depends on how long you have been with your partner,if you have only been together a few months then i wouldnt move,i would commute to see him/her.\nAsk your family what they think,get all the advice you can and think hard about it.\nMy mum and dad moved us all away to Canada when i was 10-15,it was a great ecperience but we missed out on grandparents,cousins,aunts and uncles so really think about it
587563
Why take the chance.  Stay in Canada.
591076
It depends on what country are you citizen of. If you want a long-time  processing of getting permanent residence you may marry , you may prolong you visiting stay and so on, but the best way -is to apply as skilled worker. Good luck! Canada is the best place to live!