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Well it depend where you are from. If you are from the US it may be. It also depends on what you do. I would say probably no though. People think of North American life as being so great and with so many opportunities but you spend all your life working and not enjoying life. I just left Canada for Europe and it so much more relaxed and everyone seems soo much happier here.

2006-08-06 05:43:08 · answer #1 · answered by Constant_Traveler 5 · 0 0

Everything depends on your ambition. If you have a burning desire to succeed you will do well. Does not matter whether you choose Canada or Australia or....Timbuktu.(yes it is a place).

Opprtunities exist everywhere. Never expect jobs to "fall in the lap". Be positive. Employers an sense the enthusiasm and energy and ambition.

It is a fact that some very highly educated emigrant professionals are working n Canada on menial jobs as golf caddies and taxi drivers. If you are not a highly educated professional then so much the better. You will not have to "step down" in life.

A friend migrated to Canada after loosing his job in the Gulf as a network technician at Higher College of Technology. He managed to feed his wife and 3 kids for 6 months on daily wages. After 6 months he joined the railway as a railway shunting attendant !! He is happy because while the job does not pay a great amount it pays enough. And because he is a union member he cannot e sacked ! His kids education is free and he never needs to worry about medical care.

Another friend with a Bcom degree migrated, again from the Gulf. He had experience as a labour company supervisor. His mother tells me the son is doing fantastically and lives in a grand home now.

And don't waste money on migration consultants. Find someone who has passed high school or college and prepare your own application.

2006-08-06 05:54:13 · answer #2 · answered by Ralph R 2 · 0 0

If you have a university degree or professional accreditation from outside North America it won't be recognized. There are opportunities here but is difficult. Don't believe anything told to you by immigration consultants.They are only interested in getting your money. All forms and info you need to emigrate here is available online from Canada government site. It is easy to do it yourself. The wait may be a while. It took my wife 9 months to get her PR. We did all the work ourselves without problem.

2006-08-07 03:57:50 · answer #3 · answered by hepcatp 2 · 0 0

Badboy. thanks for the joke, here is one for you: A blonde woman in Vancouver was so depressed that she decided to end her life by throwing herself into the ocean. She went down to the docks and was about to leap into the frigid water when handsome young sailor saw her tottering on the edge of the pier, crying. He took pity on her and said, "Look, you have so much to live for. I'm off to Hawaii in the morning, and if you like, I can stow you away on my ship. I'll take good care of you and bring you food every day. Moving closer, he slipped his arm round her shoulder and added, "I'll keep you happy and you'll keep me happy." The blonde nodded. After all, what did she have to lose? Perhaps a fresh start in Hawaii would give her life new meaning. That night, the sailor brought her aboard and hid her in a lifeboat. From then on, every night he brought her three sandwiches and a piece of fruit, and then they made passionate love until dawn. Two weeks later, during a routine inspection, she was discovered by the Captain. "What are you doing here?" the Captain asked. "I have an arrangement with one of the sailors," she explained. "I get food and a trip to Hawaii, and in return he's screwing me." "He certainly is," the Captain said. "You're on the Nanaimo/Vancouver Ferry."

2016-03-27 01:07:49 · answer #4 · answered by ? 4 · 0 0

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