prefers rural area. will be avoiding toronto at any costs.Omg why Sudbury bro. It's such a Hill Billy city. Lots of opportunities in mining as that's the main industry there. Interesting choice
where Fiji islander dwelling now ?
prefers rural area. will be avoiding toronto at any costs.Omg why Sudbury bro. It's such a Hill Billy city. Lots of opportunities in mining as that's the main industry there. Interesting choice
I wonder if they are any trafficked Taiwanese thereprefers rural area. will be avoiding toronto at any costs.
where Fiji islander dwelling now ?
Congrats!My turn to share the good news. Received the "Ready for Visa" email yesterday. Shipped out the courier parcel to receive the CoPR to Ottawa today.
I've experienced a range of emotions since. First was feeling quite celebratory, and followed with a huge relief that the waiting was finally over and I am approved. Also feeling a bit of dread of all the paperwork and planning of the many tasks I need to do to get from where I am now, to actually being moved and settled in Canada.
But of course I cannot forget about how frustrating this whole process has been. If you would have told me over 2 years ago that this journey would have taken this long - that would have been just fine. Totally fine. I can manage the expectations, as long as they are somewhat accurate. But the lack of communication from IRCC through this whole ordeal has been emotionally and mentally draining. I'm glad I'm (mostly) past this unknown waiting game.
Best of luck to the rest of you. Really hope FSW draws resume as promised, and the service time expectations becomes meaningful once again to ya'll. See you on the otherside!
Have a nice flight!I will be in Toronto for a day and two nights and then travel to Sudbury and meh, ain't gonna put that address in personal history, instead i will update my new address from Sudbury
Seems like a lot of people avoiding torronto.prefers rural area. will be avoiding toronto at any costs.
where Fiji islander dwelling now ?
Congrats manMy turn to share the good news. Received the "Ready for Visa" email yesterday. Shipped out the courier parcel to receive the CoPR to Ottawa today.
I've experienced a range of emotions since. First was feeling quite celebratory, and followed with a huge relief that the waiting was finally over and I am approved. Also feeling a bit of dread of all the paperwork and planning of the many tasks I need to do to get from where I am now, to actually being moved and settled in Canada.
But of course I cannot forget about how frustrating this whole process has been. If you would have told me over 2 years ago that this journey would have taken this long - that would have been just fine. Totally fine. I can manage the expectations, as long as they are somewhat accurate. But the lack of communication from IRCC through this whole ordeal has been emotionally and mentally draining. I'm glad I'm (mostly) past this unknown waiting game.
Best of luck to the rest of you. Really hope FSW draws resume as promised, and the service time expectations becomes meaningful once again to ya'll. See you on the otherside!
Unless you get a job there earning 100k+, it’s not really worth it. Can you live with less? Yes, but it’s not worth it.Seems like a lot of people avoiding torronto.
Are you going alone? If yes, then getting a room is actually the best choice until you get credit. The places that will accept you without credit or history overcharges. If you are going with someone then you could look at rental providers. There are companies that help you get approved in rentals, without history. I know a few that went to Calgary like that, but like I said, you will be overpaying.Hmm getting an accommodation is tough,if nothing works out I will call my braddeer @navinball for 1 bedroom in the basement with 4 students and home cooked meals.i hope he won't as me to do chores ,knowing him I will get his valuable advice on my future
You mean "1 bed space", right?Hmm getting an accommodation is tough,if nothing works out I will call my braddeer @navinball for 1 bedroom in the basement with 4 students and home cooked meals.i hope he won't as me to do chores ,knowing him I will get his valuable advice on my future
On subjects like finding jobs,collecting free govt checks...cost cutting measures...
Yeah that is why I am not preferring there ,I heard from someone 1 bhk cost 700k ,I was like really? He says even with 100k 30 % go for taxes ,so not much hope there ,that is why chose Alberta.Unless you get a job there earning 100k+, it’s not really worth it. Can you live with less? Yes, but it’s not worth it.
Congrats Bro!!!!!!!!!! We all know that feeling. Glad the brutal wait and uncertainty is behind you now though.My turn to share the good news. Received the "Ready for Visa" email yesterday. Shipped out the courier parcel to receive the CoPR to Ottawa today.
I've experienced a range of emotions since. First was feeling quite celebratory, and followed with a huge relief that the waiting was finally over and I am approved. Also feeling a bit of dread of all the paperwork and planning of the many tasks I need to do to get from where I am now, to actually being moved and settled in Canada.
But of course I cannot forget about how frustrating this whole process has been. If you would have told me over 2 years ago that this journey would have taken this long - that would have been just fine. Totally fine. I can manage the expectations, as long as they are somewhat accurate. But the lack of communication from IRCC through this whole ordeal has been emotionally and mentally draining. I'm glad I'm (mostly) past this unknown waiting game.
Best of luck to the rest of you. Really hope FSW draws resume as promised, and the service time expectations becomes meaningful once again to ya'll. See you on the otherside!
My plan is this I booked an air bnb for a month ,search for a room like you said and eventually move to a bigger place.@Alysson how is London?Are you going alone? If yes, then getting a room is actually the best choice until you get credit. The places that will accept you without credit or history overcharges. If you are going with someone then you could look at rental providers. There are companies that help you get approved in rentals, without history. I know a few that went to Calgary like that, but like I said, you will be overpaying.
Regarding voting, true. But also remember that the alternative candidates aren't necessarily an improvement just because they're different.Congrats!
I went through a range of emotions too as mine drew towards a conclusion but mentally prepared myself to only look forward. Our experiences, however, will shape us in how we vote once we become citizens.
Any forever IP2s left?