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All, quite an interesting exchange of views in general. I am of the opinion that the immigration system is totally flawed - a meaningless and out of context "points system" that qualifies a person as a top engineer in their country but only meets the requirements to drive a cab in Canada -...

All, quite an interesting exchange of views at the top of the thread. I would agree with Newtone that the immigration system is totally flawed - a meaningless and out of context "points system" that qualifies a person as a top engineer in their country but only meets the requirements to drive a...

You haven't described much of your background or why you want to move. its always an emotional battle, but you need to try and be objective - ask yourself, why do you want to move? Is it a hope of a better life? What are you giving up back home? You have indicated that you don't have a job yet...

No, absolutely not! Its hard enough sitting IN Canada and looking for a job, which can be a complete nightmare - not trying to scare you, but that's reality. Chances are a survival job is what you will get for starters, which will mean long hours with little pay. Persevere, and you might strike...

I would tend to agree with most other respondents - no, don't. Very few people make a lateral and lossless move - there is always a heavy price to pay, even if for the short term. If you have a great job back home, stick to it - many countries look temptingly good to settle, but what you face...

Interesting exchanges. Truth is it is very difficult, if not impossible, to slide into a job suited exactly to your qualifications and experience - I think a lot of people out there believe that the moment they start sending out their CVs, the interview calls will start to pour in - in fact, it...

Relax buddy - you don't have to share my opinion! To each his own - you're free to air your views, and so am I!

English RIP

Good and sound advice. After all, Canada is not a very welcoming country and almost every newcomer faces huge battles, specially if they are not financially backed up. And yes, job searches can take painfully long, even if you're highly skilled. So what do you do? You need patience, tolerance...

The blog is good and sound advice. Yes, one must not be demotivational while advising newcomers, but one tends to feel a little bitter after unpleasant experiences. After all, Canada is not a very welcoming country and almost every newcomer faces huge battles, specially if they are not...

Please improve on your English, then take it further

There are several issues you need to take into consideration - your money is only one of them. From what you have stated, you have mentioned 2 adults and 3 kids - are you going as a couple - if so, does your partner have a job? 12 lacs is around $20000 which is not a lot, considering you will...