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Why not live where Canadians live and kids go to school speaking French? That would be a nice thing to do since you probably left India for a reason. Otherwise you could have stayed there....

If your job is skill level C or D, which NOC 6523 is, you may be able to come to Canada as a provincial nominee, as long as it is not in a program for skilled workers, or you may be able to work here for up to two years.

Better than a taxi driver.. and by the way, MBA is nothing special anymore and you won't make 70 grand out of school. http://www.payscale.com/research/CA/Years_Experience=Less_than_1_year/Salary

No discount the above.. for example, I drive a 2006 Chrysler 300, I am on 40% discount plus another few benefits, plus fire, theft, collision etc etc and still pay $145.00 a month. But heard Ontario is more expensive.

As far as I know, unlike other countries, Canada will not ask for any registration/licensing to apply for the immigration for professionals like doctors, nurses, and lawyers. However, please note after making an entry as a PR holder, you will have to get a registration/licensing to pursue your...

You want to take the exam as a student, or give the exam as an instructor? http://www.red-seal.ca/resources/g.2tr.2.1dy-eng.html

Sure you can..just make sure you have at least $1'000'000.00 for Vancouver, Burnaby, New Westminster, even Surrey these days. North Van is expensive, too.. so maybe Mission, Chilliwack or Abbotsford, Langley?

What about work colleagues, friends? Sure you must know someone after all those years in Canada!

The cheapest under ICBC is probably around $1700 per year..not included all the add ons like theft, fire etc etc..

It is as daunting as applying for a green card as a Canadian. But no worries, Trump will not win.

I speak French and English, but in Vancouver where I live it is not needed. Much better if you are fluent in Mandarin.

Totally wrong..! I will be a triple citizen soon..

You probably figured it out yourself.. Australia and BC can exchange licenses without any test..

I am with Mr Beachman here.. doing research BEFORE coming to Canada is vital, if not compulsory. Any other approach is a guaranteed downfall. I mean how difficult is it to Google stuff? The bus nowadays cost $2.75 anywhere, the skytrain slightly more depending on where you wanna go. Housing is...

Have the baby in Canada, much easier for everyone.

No, not really... lets say I have $100'000, I do not have to bring that amount in. Only the minimum required amount for one, two or whatever number.