real immigration to Canada for Ukrainians.?
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To immigrate there you need to have some skills and qualifications
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Check these sites out:\n\nwww.canadaimmigration.com\nwww.greencardlottery.com
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Contact your local immigration office.
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Check out the Canadian Immigration website.  Everything you need to know is there and also phone numbers and addresses of the Canadian Embassies throughout the world.
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Here is some info on dual citizenship, it is a complicated topic, but this is from someone who obtained dual citizenship:\nhttp://www.richw.org/dualcit/\n\nYou may want to contact a lawyer familiar with immigration or the consulates for the countries, because dual citizenship may not be possible in some situations or may not be the best option for you.  Here is a list of the canadian embassies and consulates, the US is toward the bottom:\n\nhttp://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/world/embassies/menu-en.asp\nI would start with the Canadian side, because they probably have seen this type of situation before and they are known to be a little more friendly.\nI hope that helps, good luck.
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Canada recognizes dual citizenship.  Try them.
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There is a INdo-Canadian chamber of commerce in Toronto. Just ask around. you will be guided - they offer guidance and help to new immigrants to complete immigration formalities, where and how to get help from state and how NOT to get into trouble unwittingly. Gurdwara/temple are places where you can meet number of expats who are eager to help. Canadian Government's immigration officials themselves have counsellors and they are very helpful unlike other counutries.
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check this:\nhttps://www.immigrationexpert.com
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Come to Canada.  They have refugee program.
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To apply to Canada's immigration programme, the first thing you need to do is scour www.cic.gc.ca - it's not a user-friendly website but it's all they've got. The basic concept for skilled workers such as yourself if that you need to find a job in Canada in your field while you are abroad (in either Russia or in Canada). You need to apply and, if you're accepted, then you start the work visa process from there. It's possible to get a work visa without getting a job in Canada first, but it's much more difficult. And lonelier :) Look at online job classified ads on Canadian websites.\n\nCanada's immigration system (for work visas) works on a point system - speaking English at a certain level (might want to take TOEFL) is worth many points, as is being a mechanical engineer. You might have a good chance of being accepted. The important thing is to follow the instructions on the website I've just mentioned to the letter - it's long and annoying but the only way to do it. I can't say anything about Moscow but the Canadian consulate in Ankara is highly unhelpful. Phoning them for advice will get you nowhere - you'll just hear a recording telling you to go to that website. Istanbul is filled with companies that will take $1000 from you to fill out the forms but not guarantee any results. They are mostly scams - be very, very careful before using any of them. Again I don't know about Moscow.\n\nSon olarak, bol şanslar. Kanada'nın vize işlemleri çok uzun sürüyor, çok pahalı oluyor ve çok sinir bozucu oluyor. Ama sabır edersen büyük ihtimalle eninde sonunda alabileceksin. Sadece bir sene kadar bir zaman tanı ve mucize bekleme.\n\nKolay gelsin :)
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You might want to contact the immigration department in Canada
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The official website from the Canadian government will give you all the answers you need for immigration to Canada: http://www.cic.gc.ca/ \n\nThe whole process will take approximately 1-2 years.
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visit the canadian immigration website... http://www.cic.gc.ca/ they have all the information you need to immigrate there...good luck!
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I married a Canadian Woman. I now live in Canada. This does not give you automatic Canadian citizenship. It is a process that takes some time to get. \n\nFirst you have to become a "Landed Immigrant". If you have no criminal record it is relatively only time consuming. Do not use one of the immigration consultant. They are a waste of money. Instead do it yourself with the help of one of the Yahoo group Canadian immigration groups. They can help you with each step. They helped my wife and me a lot. Then in about 3 years you can apply for citizenship and get dual citizenship. DO NOT return to the US or your country of origin during the process as you may not be allowed to return.\n\nIf you have been divorced, before you can marry in Canada you have to get several letters from lawyers and certified copies of every divorce decree. If your spouse died then you must have death certificates as well. This has to be sent into the Provincial government and approved before you can get your marriage license. It is a process that can take several weeks to get together, sent, and returned so plan on that.\nGood luck and remember it will take lots of time to accomplish it all...
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Hi! I'm in Saskatchewan, Canada and I had my invitations done in both Ukrainian and English. Now, this was over 17 years ago, so it should be WAY easier to get things done now. First of all, I had to choose an invitation that could have two sides printed inside - so picture one big piece of paper folded in four - so the two inside pages were clear inside. Had the Ukrainian done on the left, and the English on the right - all the same information.\nWhat we had done: my husband's brother did the Ukrainian typeset on his computer, then took it to a printing shop who put it in the proper format pn disk for the invitation company, along with the English side. The disc was sent off to the company (sorry, don't know which one). When the first set of invitations came back, some of the Ukrainian was cut off, but they redid it at no charge. They couldn't tell the difference because of the Cyrillic. We also had some Ukrainian reply cards printed.\nNow, it is all these years later, and there are companies that do all languages, and many do specifically Ukrainian, so there have to be Russian ones out there as well. One company that does Ukrainian in Canada is Yevshan, in the province of Quebec. There have got to be places that do this in the US, particularly in cities with big Russian populations. Check at Russian gift stores, or sites on the web. Wish you luck!
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From what country?  Canada has some funny immigration laws...best thing to do is call the Canadian Embassy in your area for info.
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http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/newcomer/guide/section-02.html   canadas immigration website\n\ntry this site i dont know if it will help or not