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Got good info from a friend who lives in Vancouver, BC: close to everything: within the city area is close to the sea, rivers and lakes, mountains (ski hills), and every few kilometers are schools, parks & playgorounds, malls, shops, restaurants, etc. and public transportation is very accessible.

My classmate's mom was a teacher and immigrated to Canada. To qualify, she has study a few more subjects but in her age, going back to the classroom as a student has never been the same. Ended up studying Caregiving and is now working as a Care Aid in a nursing home for 3 years now.

Age is only one of the qualifying factors. Other factors to consider is your health, your skill or profession, job stability / income, property, police / criminal record, etc.

I have a few friends in Canada telling their own stories and their friends' stories as well. You're considered lucky if you can get a job immediately related to your skill or profession. Some people start out as cleaners, store clerks or warehouse workers. As the days or weeks go on, some find a...

I think, the main consideration is qualification. Those who are more qualified are processed much sooner.

I understand that he has to leave as his visa is expiring. However, what if his future wife is a Canadian citizen, will he have the chance to stay if he marries his girlfriend now?

Yes, I believe that there are many things that the internet can do in order to answer almost all of our questions. The net has a vast collection of resources that we can use so start browsing now! :)

That is right. However, I believe that it is much harder to qualify for a US visa/migration compared to applying at Canada, New Zealand or Australia. If we pass the required no. of points required in these countries, then we have interview and medical exams aside from fulfilling the documents...

What is the additional no. of points if you get to learn French? Is there a specific no. of points for beginner, intermediate and high level of proficiency of the French language? What about the English language, is it treated this way, with different no. of points depending on proficiency...

Few years ago, I planned on applying for migration to Canada and what I can remember is that there is a certain no. of points for the age. Hence, the younger one is, the higher the points. Is this still true as of now, or the difference in points of the ages is just negligible compared to...

Kormad, I am very grateful for this link. I have browsed the site and it seems that there are many opportunities for job placements. However, I also understand that most of these companies require that you have a visa before you get accepted in a job unless they can't find any other qualified...

I am interested in migrating to Canada. However, the last time I checked on the requirements, I have realized that I need to have a job offer in order for me to be considered and reach the required points. Where can I apply for a job in Canada even if I still don't have a Visa? Thanks.

Hi! I am an English language teacher in our place and I also would like to throw out this question if Canada hires English teachers from other countries as I don't usually hear them having the need.