hate canada want to live in states is there any fast process of doin it?
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Why do u hate Canada so much??
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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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LOL! some people are just plain morons! As  I was scrolling down reading every ones opinion-answer, I notice a few "Americans" are going to either "A" leave the U.S or  "B" move to Canada...Does anyone else see what is wrong with this?? Let me explain....those that said you will be leaving the U.S.A for for Canada or another Country...correct me if wrong but wont you then become the one thing you "hate" yes that's right. You will all become Immigrants in a foreign land. I find that to be Ironic. Next time you may want to think before you answer..............
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Simply?  Find a country in which you want to move into, invistage their immigration proceedures, and once accepted, renounce your US citizenship.\n\nThat's the best way to completely rid yourself of the usa.  However keep in mind, once you renounce your citizenship, you can never come back as a full citizen again :)
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Not if you move to Northern Canada, and live in the wild. There are chain of lakes up there with plenty of wildlife and food sources. You could build a cabin, or maybe just find an abandoned one. It's real possible, unless your a sissy and have to live with Capitalism.
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Easier to go to Canada...
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it's so easy...it's sad....Canada lets in everyone....say you are moving to Winnipeg and they will let you in no problem
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u cant  get pr directly, u have to go work their first and after3 yrs u can get pr\nin canada its a easy process
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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!
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time to move to Canada
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Canada as I live in the USA. I would really like to visit the Atlantic provinces of Nova Scotia & P.E.I.
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Although the fastest process is via a marriage i.e. if you get married to an american citizen. But be careful or fake marriages as you sure will be deported (if they find out) and the other person will do jail time. \n\nThe second better option is via your employer. But when is happens the employer usually tries to squeez the best out of you as they know that you are not going to be going anywhere during the processing period.
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It shouldn't be hard, you file an immigration form to Canada, you get your PR card, then you have to spend 3 years in canada and then you are eligeble to apply for canadian citizenship
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Hey....You told me to stay where I am and you are striving hard to get citizenship??? Very peculiar of you...Stay where you are and dont move...\n\nI used an immigrant lawyer to move to Canada...fair and square and all legit.
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get a visa or a green card or a passport and go to a country that does have a Democracy and live there or apply for citizenship.\n\nSorry that life sucks for ya dude
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Move to america or change your country
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Please do not take the above comments to heart.  There is currently a lot of anti-immigration sentiment in the US, especially among political conservatives.  The media is feeding this xenophobia.\n\nMany US citizens forget that their families were all immigrants at one time.  (Except for Native Americans, of course.)\n\nThere are many ways to begin the immigration process.  If you have any family members in the US, contact them.  If you believe you may be considered a person in need of political asylum because you are being persecuted in your country, visit or write to the American consulate in your country, and tell them about your situation.  \n\nBut first, visit the website I've posted below.  It is the website of the US Citizenship and Immigration Services, and will give you basic information about immigration.\n\nAlso, don't overlook Canada as a possibility for immigration.  Their immigration process is often easier.\n\nBest wishes to you, and my apologies for my fellow citizens who are being less than welcoming.  They make me ashamed.