i dont really like living in the usa too much. will canada let me move there?

Answer 1

Apply to go to Canada and see what they say.

Answer 2

First, if you have not visited Canada for several weeks at a time, do so. Just to make sure you like Canada. Also, do a lot of research on the government, politics, culture, history, demographics, etc.

Second, if you have a criminal history, or DUI, forget it. Unless those are well in the past and you can qualify for a pardon in Canada for them, you won't get in.

That said, yes, Canada will let you move there, but you have to first go through the immigration process, which will take anywhere from 1-3+ years and cost around $1,200 per person. There are various classes of immigration .. i.e. you can get a family member living in Canada to sponsor you, or an employer, or go based on education, profession, financial resources; and a few others.

You can find all the information, application forms, and instructions at this website: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/

Answer 3

That's all up to the immigration -- Call and ask questions that you want to know answers to, and find out.

Only things I do know if there's a job sponsor, a partner from Canada for you to marry to... Or if you have family there to help sponsor you. If none, then you're out of luck, sorry.

Answer 4

depends if you like plenty of jobs, free medical care, less crime, less people, low tax ( Alberta ), living with many other Americans that moved to Canada too. these are things you must decide.

Answer 5

Depends. If you are a proffesional, like a doctor, or have needed skills, you might have a better chance. The average person probably will have a more difficult time.

Answer 6

you probably won't like canada either, but if bush get's re-elected, i'm going with you.

Answer 7

we just might let you if you are rich and good looking