i'm applying for high skilled immigration , what is canda advanteges in comparisom to other countries like aus
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canada is very differnent compared to the united states. one reason is that canadians pay higher taxes. but since they pay higher taxes there health care is payed for.
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http://www.embassy.gov.au/eg.html\n\nyou can contact the embassy to get some informations and the australian-arab chamber of commerce. they will provide you with all the informations.\nhttp://www.austarab.com.au/
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http://www.gov.on.ca Look under the immigration section
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There is a ton of information on the web (see link).  You can apply as a skilled worker, but it takes a lot of time.  If you are a US or Mexican citizen you may be able to get in quicker under the NAFTA rules if you find a job in Canada.
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you can very well go to Australia you now with the Australian economy opening up you can certainly have good job prospects you can go in for a free on-line assessment on www.immegarate2000.com and send your resume to their agent at global.impact2000@gmail.com for further processing the company is one of the leader in the industry and would help you in realizing your dream go on try it
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Have look on this site,ask the question from them,They will give you a good answer \n\nhttp://www.immi.gov.au/index.htm
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Fruit picking season is nearly over, but contact your nearesst Australian Embassy for the right visa.\nGambate!
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Check the following website:\nwww.workpermits.com, this will give you an idea how the immigration system work in other countries, like U.K, Canada, Newzealand, Australia.\n\nAs far as comparison of U.S immigration laws with other countries is concerned probably U.S is much more lenient than other countries. The difference being most countries like U.K, Canada, Newzealand, Australia have independent migration categories.  Points are awarded to you based upon your education, experience, Language skills, income level etc.  If you are able to score the minimum required points you may file for immigration, for example U.K has an immigration category called HSMP (Highly Skilled Migration Program). You need a minimum of 65 points to qualify based on the above mentioned criteria.\n  \nU.S is more liberal as far as family based immigration is concerned.  You can file an immigrant visa petition if you are a U.S citizen or green card holder for your spouse, children, parents and siblings. One more point of interest is that any child born in the U.S territory is a U.S citizen regardless of the status of his parents. Most countries don't recognize this right.\n\nThen there are employment based categories in U.S.  If you have an employer in the U.S, he can file a labor certifiction for you with the Department of Labor, on the basis of this labor certification an employment based petition can be filed with the BCIS.  \n\nYou can also qualify for U.S immigration if you are an invester and willing to invest 1 million USD in a business that provides employement to at least 10 U.S citizens or LPRs.  This investment limit is 1/2 a million USD for some targeted rural areas.\n\nU.S Government also runs a lottery program called the Diversity visas for some countries.\n\nIn general the conclusion would be that U.S immigration laws facilitate more people then any other country except the exception of independent migration categories.
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it is better if u would go to the australian immigration website because they have a list of documents that u needed.
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he can probably apply for you to become a resident. immediate families tend to get preferential treatment in the US i'm sure its the same in Australia.
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Hi, Im from australia and i tried some website from australia here are some that might help you:\n\nmigrationexpert.com\n\nliveinaustralia.com  \n\nimmigrationinfoaustralia.com \n\nI hope these do help you and you come to migrate in Australia. best of luck
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just try this\nhttp://www.immi.gov.au/immigration.htm...\nhttp://www.immi.gov.au/migrants/index.ht...
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well yes  it depends on which country u wanna go to ..........if u wanna go to australia  then it also depends alot that which ccountry you r from .....\n\nusually in australia age factor counts  and it counts pretty much when u apply for Residency
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Hello, I live in Australia. If you go to the website "Department of Foreign Affairs" that is listed below you will find the information you need. When you go to the website click on the section that says "About Australia" and there is lots of information about immigration. \nGood luck i hope it works for you!
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Hi there,\n\nIf you are a skilled you may be eligible for a skilled migrant visa. This category of visa is points tested with points being awarded for age, qualifications, work experience, job offer, etc... If you send me some information on yourself I will be happy to assess your eligibility - Jessica.Stooke@Visalogic.net\n\nNew Zealand is generally a tolerant country, there is a lot of respect between the native maori people and the european decendants as well as other immigrants in general. If you are considering your move serious you should read the Treaty of Waitangi.
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I am afraid it is YES for both the countries. The VISA officers are going to closely observe this and better scores does influnce thier decision favorably. And to a very large extent the requirement for Canada is around 7.5+ on a scale of 9.0.
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Australia is pretty good high standard of living relatively safe and clean good job prospects and easy life \n\n\ncontact me i just happen to be an immig agent :P:P