How easy is it to move to another country?
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thats easy  man...what would really be a challenge is if you aspired to move a country..like just move it dude..ya know people and all...even the trees and sh it and the birds yeah the birds..and the lamposts and stuff.. yeah and the chocolates and candy and stuff i like them..and  lots of other things man..i mean like everything..but them things first.. \nsee how easy that is guy.. then come on here asking how easy it is cos dude..i can tell you it will be hard..good luck and let me know what country you move i vote england..move it somewhere hot near barbados or something..good luck with that...please keep me informed of the progression..
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"Easy" is a very relative term. Immigrating to Canada is as easy as it gets.\n\nThe most common way to immigrate there is through the skilled worker economic class. Use this Self-Assessment tool to see if you qualify:\n\nhttp://www.cic.gc.ca/english/skilled/assess/index.html\n\nIf you have a score of 67 or above you qualify.
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To answer the question at hand first, the reason you find it difficult is that you are “FOLLOWING” the laws in place.  If you want to properly live in the UK, better have a good education, large nest egg of money and a job offer that will employee you or a company that will sponsor you. Just like anyone else trying to get into another country, and I have been to many. \n\n\nNow for a little education for FarmTruck, gailforce_wind, and tegidfoel It is difficult to see any points of view from any of your answers. \n\nTegidfoel, needs to read more about history, and not only the “tilted” view of American secondary school books.  Have you tried reading above a 5th grade level?  Now for your comment on Technology in the US, for the most part the US is in par with the major countries, yet as far as implementing much of this, the US is about 3 to 7 years behind most of the Asian rim and European countries (examples: auto engines, cell phones, TVs, most electronics and you can find we are falling behind in computers now).  China even has the safest nuclear reactor that should scare you. Hell even Canada, just might be a little farther ahead in some areas…  So when was the last time you were out of your city limits? \n\nI have lived and worked in 17 nations. \n\nReason one not to move to the UK, the cost will eat you alive. (I have lived in London, Belfast, Edinburgh, Uckfeild and Leeds off and on between 1982 to 2000, it is hard to save money) Now that is an agreement not to live there, not because you say so, sounds so very uneducated, be clear about your option and try to find a balance with you emotions.  \n\nFarmtruck is just angry about something, go get therapy.  \n\nGailforce wind – find a back bone and look for something more substantial to read other than some one like farmtruck
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you can transfer, but it is kinda complicated, since student visa is supported by University you're in, and changing schools mean re-applying for visa, which means exiting the US.
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It depends. If your work wants you to move there, then no. If you have to leave, go to a place you always wanted to live. I wish I moved to St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. Don't let anyone dictate to you where you should live. Live life on your terms!
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Sure you can it's the same as the US but only because you own property, that will not give you right to live there.\n\nYou need to immigrate through the proper channels and gain permanent residency.\n\nApart from Canada, New Zealand is of the easiest places one can immigrate too (as long as he/she is a skilled worker).\n\nSee their website (look under Skilled Migrant and Business Migration)\n\nhttp://www.immigration.govt.nz/
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Hi here Pasil, I Live in New Zealand and it is awesome. You can try a website called netcheck. It has alot of jobs for you and your background. We are very short of workers here so as long as you have a trade it is very easy to immigrate here at the moment. Another place to look is seek.co.nz. I make my money online and will give you my web address as well. Hope this helps you. To your new life Here.
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What country would they like to move to, and then ask them to move there!
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Sometimes it takes more than 3 years you know. It depends on where you end up, your state of mind and your circumstances.\nI am glad to read that you like it a lot...at least it is better than reading : I hate it here and I wish I were home.\nI have been in both positions. Some places : I could Never, Never get used to.......I missed home like hell. Others and very different from my "known" environment just took about 6 months and I never wanted to leave.\nI think the longer you have lived in your home country, the longer - generally - it takes for people to get used to another way of living, thinking etc...\nBut to get to your question : are there any groups, communities of your own nationality you could join ? Get connected with people with whom you share the same values, language, points of view, behavioural ways etc. It is very refreshing and helps you cope. A bit like a home away from home.\nI am not sure if there are any absolute answer to that since each is an individual.\nSome people adapt very very well.......some never will and will be pining for their home country until they die.\nThink and reassess the reasons why you left your country and think of the benefits you have now. Try to picture your life if you were still back at home.: what would you choose ?\nSometimes putting things in perspective makes one feels better too.\nI was assuming - for some reason - that you were a foreigner.......After reading the other answers, I realise that it might just be a change of city, state...(so stay connected, like the previous answers advised you)\nI wish you the best.
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leave other countries and let them manage their own world
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going to another country an make a freind.
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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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Alot of qeustions:\n1. Are you old enough\n2. Are you educated\n3. In what field are you interested working in\n4. Where in the world would you like to go\n\nOfcourse you can work any where, remember it is not always about the money, and it is very hard to leave your home country. But worth it
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it depend in witch country you leave
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Move to Italy and live with an Italian family.  (Definitely the quickest but probably not the easiest.)\n\nLearning Spanish might help.  I was told by a fluent Spanish speaker moving to Italy that Spanish and Italian overlap by about 80%.
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are you planning to flee your country?
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No.  But it may be easier to get permanent resident status.\n\nEdit:  AND what map said.