I really wish I could move to Canada. How can I do this?

Question

It's so difficult to find a job, which is part of the problem, even with an advanced degree.

Uh ... yes, I'm American, but I find the comment about being a "true" American quite funny. I wonder if George Dubya is a "true" American? I wonder if Condie Rice is a "true" American. =) And for the person who asked, I already have two degrees, but thanks for answering.

Answer 1

You know I heard years ago that there were countries that wouldn't allow people/ families to enter the country unless they had an education, skills, etc. that would benefit their country. It's to bad that the good hearted American people hadn't started that some 60 years ago, maybe we would all be able to speak English and understand each other no matter where you went. Yes, before anyone says we are all immigrates in the United States, let it be said those people work hard to make what it was back on those days. They didn't have except within their own areas, information and other things handed to them to be able to live in this country. The American people need to vote and support people that will maintain the standards of this country, not allowing everyone coming into the states to changes the standards to fit their needs. Canada is a great country as was the United States at one time. Canada doesn't offer the benefits the United States does when it comes to special interest groups involvement, and the lay of the land. Good luck to you.

Answer 2

Canada is in basic terms too positive an section to be clogged up with them. I doubt the Republicans might want to leave besides. Republicans usually do not learn as a lot about different cultures as extra liberally minded human beings do. in basic terms because a set of human beings are mentally impaired or closed minded does no longer supply us a perfect to deliver all of them to a unique us of a. If we choose peace perchance we ought to continually artwork tougher at it as a replace of handing the country to those fundie morons.

Answer 3

Finding a job is hard but the opportunity comes the least you expect. Thus, apply in as many positions that suits your educational attainment and Canada will accept you if a company hires you.

Answer 4

well maybe take a few university/ collage courses and get a degree in a Field you can do move in with a friend in Canada or family till you get a solid job then rent a apartment then once you have enough get into a house and have a family

Answer 5

:S canada is nothing but a country that trying to imitate usa in everything . So.. Really u dont want a country that hides it self by the USA POWER. those people in canada must stand up and change their way of living why wont they live like europe ? Why they chosen to live like USA ? by the way I went to canada all what u c their is Asians and Chinese What the huck .

Answer 6

If you are truly that educated, you should have no problem at all. Just do it legally. I hope you are not a stranger to harsh weather though. Good luck!

Answer 7

I'm just puzzled as to why you would want to move to a God Forsaken place like Canada? Where are you living now?

I know here in the US no TRUE American would ever forsake our beautiful country for Canda.

Answer 8

Check a Canadian newspaper for jobs, consult the Canadian Embassy for residency, and happy trails to you!

Answer 9

Go to www.cic.gc.ca for info.It`s no problem finding work if you are in the right area, but you need to go through immigration.

Answer 10

Assuming you're in the lower 48, go north.