Everybody wants something. All I am saying is if you don't get what you want immediately after you land, it doesn't hurt to do a survival job and use that money along with your savings - This will help you reduce your financial burden. That is all I am saying. Anyway, good luck!bestofluck said:
wait for them to ask you to submit ECA. it was mandatory for those who applied after 11th Jan. you can wait.Faithope said:
It was not to give a spin to the topic, but it was just to say money is not all. A well furnished house and a car is not all we want, like some of them interpret as a meaning of Dignity. Its all above that. Work satisfaction and good environment are equally important. when you have taken pains to study what you wanted With the hard earned money of your parents)why end up as a storekeeper or taxi driver for lifetime., giving an excuse I dint get a job so I do it for my survival. There is no compulsion to survive, who is forcing you to survive ( unless you have done a fraud in your country and you are wanted and cannot go back or you are an refugee). IF I have decided to give it a try to Canada, I can give another try to Singapore too or decide to come back. Life is a process until you get what you want and not accept what comes to you so easily.MZASAM said:
I couldn't agree more with you and Raj. In my humble opinion, it is shallow thinking to imply that anyone driving a cab or washing dishes is compromising on his/her self-esteem or dignity. Sure, it's probably not the most popular or preferred choice of profession, but it at least earns you your bread and butter. And any honest way to make a living, no matter what it is, cannot and should not be seen as a compromise on dignity. It's definitely better than stealing or starving!Freds said:
@MZASAM why not drive the taxi to Syria and enter Canada as a refugee. Would be faster than OINPMZASAM said:
They wont. Any changes they make will be applicable to new applicants unless they specify. ( they are unpredictable) you are safe. happy birthday in advance.maged_mmh said:coming 22nd, I'll lose 10pts because of age down to 396, I hope they don't revoke their policy for age exempt
I suppose Canada will take you in as a refugee if you are a citizen of Syria AND you have no other citizenship (you cannot go to any other country). So, yea, we "cannot drive a taxi to Syria and enter Canada as a refugee". Hope that clears your misconception about how refugees are taken in.bestofluck said:
