I am doing my pediatrics in india and wish to knoz my future in canada if i want to study and live there?
964885
"know" how to spell first! \nsorry
1018721
Canadian law cannot control the laws of India. You would have to check the legality of trust in India relating to land ownership or other non moveable assets.
587563
Why take the chance.  Stay in Canada.
921872
I am not sure but if you contact some of the nursing schools in your are they can most likely send you a brochure.  And if your interest takes you out of the country, make sure your passport is up-to-date and before you go research some more to see what is out their for you, be blessed in your search
421926
you can do your studies in abroad in future
545169
Contact "Mediciens sans frontiers" (Doctors without borders) - they might be interested. Then it can really be any place on Earth.\n\nIn most of Western European and North American countries you'll have to reconfirm your diploma.
1035813
I doubt. But, I'm not in the field. However, I'm from where using British system. So for British system, students study in Medicine only get a MBBS degree, which is a bachelor degree. But for Canada and US system, it's a MD degree, which is a doctoral degree. So I can assume you can't work in Canada without exam.
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Hi there\n\nI think that you should project that after studying there, u want to come back & serve your country, get employed here & do something for yourself & ur country, also try to emphasize that your family is important & you will take care of them once u finish your studies & come back to India
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I am in that process now. I could go on and on but the best is to go to this link and it will answer all your questions. You are allowed here in Canada for 3 months without any visa, etc. Good luck and I hope this helps. www.cic.ga.ca\nCheers
735842
You need to choose a college or two, visit them and return with information about why those would be great places to live for two years.  Find stuff he likes: a hockey team, good weather, job opportunities in his field, shorter commute times, etc.  Talk about how moving there would also benefit your kids.  You can't just expect him to support your idea of moving somewhere without knowing where that would be!  What if you choose Nunavut?  Or Baghdad?  (Extreme examples I know, but you get the picture.)  Remind him that moving young kids is a lot easier than moving older ones.  Perhaps show him examples of the types of jobs you could get WHERE YOU CURRENTLY LIVE, if only you had an MSW (this would make the move feel even more temporary).\n\nHowever, definitely don't give up your dream of getting that MSW.  If it comes down to correspondance, do it that way.  By the way, I live in Graduate Student Accomodation at the University of Calgary, and there are TONS of grad students living here while their spouse is back home.  They're not the happiest bunch, but it's more common than you'd think!
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if your friend has filed his petition at the indian canadian embassy...then the visa consular will stamp his passport at the same location...i would suggest to have your friend return to the same post with his passport and get the visa for immigration to canada....bottom line ..he will have to return back from Saudi Arabia to India and then fly over to Canada with his travel visa....good luck!
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I'm in Canada. My kids are allowed to stay home to watch Germany play (unless they have a test).\nThey're both A students and I consider the Wolrd Cup a part of their education.
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You don't say if you are LIVING in Canada or not; however, my own son's citizenship/passport documents were not approved until we moved back to America (he holds dual citizenship by birth location)  Canadian citizenship is transmitted by the same means as US (jus soliel or jus sanguine) \n\nYou can find specific information about your case here: \nhttp://www.cic.gc.ca/english/citizen/bornout-info.html  \n\nYou will need to complete the paperwork: \nhttp://www.cic.gc.ca/english/pdf/kits/citizen/0002E.pdf\n\nBUT......you will want to read THIS link concerning dual citizenship for OTHER nationalities AND US citizenship   http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/cis/cis_1753.html  \n\nbest wishes!
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OK. "How about a scholarship in Canada?"
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Come to Canada.  They have refugee program.
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I thought there was a process for application similar to the one the US has. There are many Canadian doctors working in the US.
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Yes you can get that in countries like Canada, Australia and even Ireland today. As the number of courses in the field of health sciences are increasing and being newly introduced for foreign students from foreign universities, therefore, you can check with the websites of Irish, Australian and Canadian universities, which award scholarships to passing out students with exemplary grades.