How To Settle In Canada?

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   Well, no ... it can't happen. Whatever visa you have, you will have to return again for a certain period ... You can't be there permanently .. And the student brigades are up to 27 years old .. And with a child I don't know how it will happen ..

   To get some information about life in Canada and how to get here go to the forum of - bgcanada. com. The procedure is only through the Canadian government, do not waste your time with various intermediaries and other companies regardless of what they guarantee you .... And do not expect that it is very easy, nice or I do not know what ... it is no accident they say that the first 7 years are the most difficult ... Good luck! One of the many in Canada ....

   There are immigration programs and my acquaintances left like that. Immigrant programs are for the French (Eastern) part of Canada, although if you get a visa you can go to the English (Western) part. The interviews and documents are in French and they want you to speak French fluently. I wish you success!

   №2 of course I'll be back. I do not mean to go and never return to Bulgaria. №3 I don't expect, for example, if I go there that my life will immediately turn into a fairy tale and everything will go smoothly. I am a realist and I know that nowhere is it easy, ready and that no one owes me anything. I just want to go and try. I want a better future for my child. I searched the sites of http://www.cic.gc.ca/ and www.go-to-canada.com, but there, unfortunately, my profession is not on the list of sought-after professions. Separately, they want French. I want to learn, but at the moment my finances do not allow me to enroll in a language course. The bad thing is that in these sites, in addition to the desired profession, French, you must also have some cash available when you get there. So that doesn't suit me. Do I have any chance if I am ever approved to start, for example, as an unskilled worker. For example, a cleaner, a washerwoman, a nurse. I'm not afraid of work and I don't mind doing any of the above ... I'll search the site you gave me. Thanks.

   It can be very difficult, especially if you have a child. It's not a big problem for the language as long as you get there. They have language courses for immigrants. In any case, you should have a lot of money at least for a while and acquaintances or relatives to accept you while you settle down. Where will you go with this child, where will you live, who will look after the child while you go to courses or look for a job? And there work is difficult even for a washerwoman. I tell you from experience. My daughter has been living in Canada-Quebec for 5 years. She married a Bulgarian with local citizenship for 15 years. And although everything was provided there, she was not allowed to leave for 1 year. and a flaw in her husband. Imagine what a strainer it is. I wish you success and if something else interests you I will ask her to answer you. Write about Sonya not to be confused with these numbers!

   Number 6 said it terribly well about the strainer. It is more than cruel. I am 26, I have a stable amount of money set aside, an invitation from a Canadian citizen, a tourist visa and again I was not released, but it was about 10 days.

   OK Clearly I will rot here in Bulgaria. However, thank you all for the information you gave me.

   It is very easy and fast to surrender! This way you will not reach Canada and if you happen to arrive you will not stay and you will be one of the many spitting Canada ...

   Author, if you do not know French, go to the English-speaking part of Canada.