canada vs australia

[mperei02]

dude I am talking about the quality which got in...and after immigration rules change this crowd disappered...its not abt Indians..its abt the villages they come from...and have difficulty to integrate major prob faced by western countries.




FYI , except Pakistan, North Korea & one more country somewhere in the North Atlantic Ocean, Indians or people of Indian origin are residing in all other 170 odd countries existing in the this World.

That just goes to show how dynamic, adaptive & resourceful Indians are, running economies of the entire World.
It's easy to point fingers, but very difficult to appreciate.....
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[yukon]

FYI some Indians also living in Pakistan.............

They are Hindus not Indians...
It's official I am not making it up...!

 

[yukon]

dude I am talking about the quality which got in...and after immigration rules change this crowd disappered...its not abt Indians..its abt the villages they come from...and have difficulty to integrate major prob faced by western countries.

I know all that, it's just my request not to criticize a certain race/country in an open forum when people from all over the world read this. Some people just get cheap thrills listening to all this when your own people make fun of you.
That's all.....

 

[coolguy2010]

FYI , except Pakistan, North Korea & one more country somewhere in the North Atlantic Ocean, Indians or people of Indian origin are residing in all other 170 odd countries existing in the this World.

That just goes to show how dynamic, adaptive & resourceful Indians are, running economies of the entire World.
It's easy to point fingers, but very difficult to appreciate.....

agreed buddy....

 

[omm]

dude I am talking about the quality which got in...and after immigration rules change this crowd disappered...its not abt Indians..its abt the villages they come from...and have difficulty to integrate major prob faced by western countries.




FYI , except Pakistan, North Korea & one more country somewhere in the North Atlantic Ocean, Indians or people of Indian origin are residing in all other 170 odd countries existing in the this World.That just goes to show how dynamic, adaptive & resourceful Indians are, running economies of the entire World.
It's easy to point fingers, but very difficult to appreciate.....

Please update buddy, outof 183 countries , Indians are staying in 180 Countries (except Bhutan , Pakistan and N.Korea only)

here is the press realease of TimesofIndia note:
From Burkina Faso to Djibouti, Indians are everywhere
Kartikeya,TNN,Oct 9, 2009, 01.55am ISTMUMBAI: This may well be the ultimate ode to the globetrotting Indian who, for centuries, has been criss-crossing the world in search of opportunity and adventure — Indian citizens are today permanent residents of all but three countries in the world.

The ministry of overseas Indian affairs has registered the presence of Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) in 180 of 183 countries of the world. The numbers may vary from just two in Lebanon to almost a million in the United States of America but the fact is that Indians call the whole world their home. It is only in North Korea, Pakistan and Bhutan that not a single NRI is to be found.http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2009-10-09/india/28075075_1_overseas-indian-affairs-nris-indian-citizens


Even In my Gujarati Language News Paper same discription I read.

OMM

 

[asdf111]

Please update buddy, outof 183 countries , Indians are staying in 180 Countries (except Bhutan , Pakistan and N.Korea only)

here is the press realease of TimesofIndia note:
From Burkina Faso to Djibouti, Indians are everywhere
Kartikeya,TNN,Oct 9, 2009, 01.55am ISTMUMBAI: This may well be the ultimate ode to the globetrotting Indian who, for centuries, has been criss-crossing the world in search of opportunity and adventure — Indian citizens are today permanent residents of all but three countries in the world.

The ministry of overseas Indian affairs has registered the presence of Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) in 180 of 183 countries of the world. The numbers may vary from just two in Lebanon to almost a million in the United States of America but the fact is that Indians call the whole world their home. It is only in North Korea, Pakistan and Bhutan that not a single NRI is to be found.http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2009-10-09/india/28075075_1_overseas-indian-affairs-nris-indian-citizens


Even In my Gujarati Language News Paper same discription I read.

OMM

Whats the big deal then if they living. Many citizens of countries are living every where.

 

[asdf111]

They are Hindus not Indians...
It's official I am not making it up...!

These hindus are not called Indians.

 

[omm]

Whats the big deal then if they living. Many citizens of countries are living every where.

Thats the proud of Nation. No more discussion, I just correct the wrong info of OP.

OMM

 

[shibuya]

Sardars but treated poorly and mercilessly beaten and kidnapped for ranson. Though they have a Pak passport.

 

[anumatri]

For IT/Software Job which one is good ? AUS/NZ OR Canada

 

[zulkfal]

Well Australia has much quick processing time, Job opportunities is are similar for IT professional in both countries. Canada's plus point is US market.

 

[plaridel]

Hi all. I agree with many of the things posted. We've lived in Australia for 10 years and have been good
tax paying professional citizens. Can you imagine our despair when my wife was sprayed on the face with a fire extinguisher
while waiting for a bus. She could have gone blind considering some of it went to her eyes. Worse, when we reported the
matter to the police, the police called the ambulance which just measured her BP, and all. Being a registered nurse, I could
have assessed that. My wife was in the ambulance van for hours while I waited under the searing sun. When I learned it was
a fire extinguisher, I suggested to the ambulance officer if she could have a shower; hence, can we go? In the end, we were billed
$500 for the ambulance without the culprits being caught. Hence, we're looking for a new and more welcoming country. Do you think these
things happen in Canada - e.g., being sprayed by a fire extinguisher/chemical? and do you think they are more hospitable UP THERE?

 

[Aquib]

Hi all. I agree with many of the things posted. We've lived in Australia for 10 years and have been good
tax paying professional citizens. Can you imagine our despair when my wife was sprayed on the face with a fire extinguisher
while waiting for a bus. She could have gone blind considering some of it went to her eyes. Worse, when we reported the
matter to the police, the police called the ambulance which just measured her BP, and all. Being a registered nurse, I could
have assessed that. My wife was in the ambulance van for hours while I waited under the searing sun. When I learned it was
a fire extinguisher, I suggested to the ambulance officer if she could have a shower; hence, can we go? In the end, we were billed
$500 for the ambulance without the culprits being caught. Hence, we're looking for a new and more welcoming country. Do you think these
things happen in Canada - e.g., being sprayed by a fire extinguisher/chemical? and do you think they are more hospitable UP THERE?

Bro does this incident come in any news too ? If any then Please add link of that too plz.

Also if you read Indian news you find that daily dozens of women got raped and killed in India, also hundreds of people died of bomb explosion in Pakistan etc.

So do you think those country are worst to live ?

Still as per weather and standard of life Australia is in top if compare to US, Ca, UK and Nz.

But getting Au passport is not easy for everyone , Ca is easy place to migrate . It's very friendly and welcoming country and much better they any Asian country. Only Ca Drawback is extreme cold weather which really counts if you don't have Car. Though millions of people live and everyone get adopted to it with time.

At last I do recommend Canada to everyone. But if you got Choice between UK , Ca, Au, US citizenship then it will be tough decision as every country has its own ups and downs no no way we can rank any country second in half of things . It's like you get 4 different goats - red, white, black and brown and then when you cut and eat them you can't say whose meat is more tasty if cook in same way.

 

[229334]

Hi all. I agree with many of the things posted. We've lived in Australia for 10 years and have been good
tax paying professional citizens. Can you imagine our despair when my wife was sprayed on the face with a fire extinguisher
while waiting for a bus. She could have gone blind considering some of it went to her eyes. Worse, when we reported the
matter to the police, the police called the ambulance which just measured her BP, and all. Being a registered nurse, I could
have assessed that. My wife was in the ambulance van for hours while I waited under the searing sun. When I learned it was
a fire extinguisher, I suggested to the ambulance officer if she could have a shower; hence, can we go? In the end, we were billed
$500 for the ambulance without the culprits being caught. Hence, we're looking for a new and more welcoming country. Do you think these
things happen in Canada - e.g., being sprayed by a fire extinguisher/chemical? and do you think they are more hospitable UP THERE?

absolute non sense and rubbish...cut your crap....do you think any body would beleive you..what an idiot..huh..

why reviving old thread of 2011?? just to name and shame australia??

 

[plaridel]

Hey dude it's the truth. As I said, we are looking for a new country and I just typed in canada versus australia for immigration and it came
up with this website. As for news, we're not interested - we are middle class, quiet professionals. We are just disillusioned about the whole
thing - in our native Egypt there are CCTVs, here my wife already mentioned the streets the car went. . .And thank goodness, my wife did not
get knifed or tasered. . . so no need for news I think. I'm just sharing what we had experienced and how come now? - coz it only happened a month ago.
I have family in the States and we have schoolmates both in the USA and Canada and we have never been told something like this happened to
them. Anyway, we haven't told them coz of the shame - to be treated like a domestic helper when my wife is a doctor - to be sprayed as if you're a
dog - we haven't even done it either to a domestic helper or a dog. We are quiet middle class professionals and hope we stay that way. But I'm sure you get what I mean - hope it does not happen to you when you immigrate to the US or wherever.

Anyway, as I said, I just shared what we experienced and then you guys can make up your minds which is better. As for us, I just wanna know - how long
does it take for the Canadian embassy to decide???