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Don't know if this questions is for me but I would say that it depends on a number of factors. Like everywhere it depends on the experience he has (level, kind of industry etc etc). But overall I would say that the outlook is good.

there are enough accounting opportunities out there..at in BC. I would suggest to start with a temp.position. That is if you have the choice. I would suggest to try this site http://www.eluta.ca/ Instead of Monster and Workopolis (those are just for gathering info about you). Gerrit

the one's experience is not the same as the other so don't you folks look all upset about this. No one gave you any guarantee that you will be able to live your dream(s). Not all of us will be successful...lets face it. My story is completely different. Came without a job offer..landed good...

I do not understand why you are worried about not meeting the criteria for the investor's migration. The first has nothing to do with the second. Your 67 points should be enough. Good luck.

All, With all do respect it's is no abracradaba. Just common sense. Take your time... read it thoroughly, come to this forum to get your answers and you'll see that there is nothing to it. Will save you a lot of money in the end. As for the time you might save...not true since you still need...

Martha, What you can do is looking on the internet (classifieds, renting websites) for places to rent in your city. Thats what we did and found one prior to our landing. Its hard because you dont know where you would want to live (part of the town) and if you do not have a job that makes it...

The whole procedure is not difficult but just a matter of common sense and good reading of the forms. If you do not have the time then go to a attorney. Otherwise I would say do it yourself. Personally I do not see why one would make use of an attorney since you still have to get all the...

you cannot visit a country and then get a legal job so the answer to your question is no. I do not believe a word of the story regarding the swedish tourist. Unless they got n illegal job. Do your research (regarding the application procedure) and then decide whether you want to apply for a...

I would suggest to do the self assessment to see whether you qualify. As for being in the US illegal is something between you and the US government and has nothing to do with your application for CA since this is between you and the Canadian government.

Why dont you just open an account at a canadian bank and transfer the money to that account. Once done ask them for a bankstatement. Thats what we did. From our home country we opened a bankaccount at HSBC in Canada. We transfered the funds, got the statement and thats what we used as proof...

Might be but I still think that a lot of companies only accept the Canadian designations. You might want to contact one the associations to get more info on this. Good luck

Check the CIC site for your country. Its gives an estimation. But in all it takes a while so dont focus to much on once you've sent in your file.

You dont. You wait for the form and then do the medicals.

All these designations (CMA , CGA and or CA) are widely accepted nation wide association. (check the internet for their contact details). Foreign designations are, I am afraid, not accepted.

Vancouver is booming too and its a beautiful city and/but so are many more cities in this wonderful country.

I would suggest you do the self assessment test first to see whether you pass (67 points or more). As for you job search you can also try workopolis but there are many more. Depending on the province you would want to settle look for job sites in that area. You can also try this one...

I would say to start packing buddy. Congrats.

Depends on your home country. We paid (in The Netherlands) EUR 100 p/adult and EUR 50 for a child.

Dear all new comers, Here are a couple of things I would like to share with before you land: Make sure you do your home work. Make your resume Canadian like. Each country has its own rules as to how your resume should look like. For an example take a look at monster.ca or Workopolis. Explore...

Its all a matter of common sense and having enough time for thoroughly reading the documents. We didnt make use of a consultant. It saved us a lot of money. Also, as far as searching for a job...well..thats something you can do by yourself. There are enough organisations in Canada to help you...