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[Psyoptica]

Didn't work. It's so funny; I sent a tech issue message and for a moment it showed an entirely different submitted docs list which did have my LOE but then it disappeared again when I went back to the main page. It's 2022 and Canada can't even code simple webpages lol.

Apparently, tech jobs aren't considered essential in Canada therefore no surprises regarding the poor IT infrastructure.

 

[Deleted member 1050918]

Apparently, tech jobs aren't considered essential in Canada therefore no surprises regarding the poor IT infrastructure.

Dude I've been looking for the password change button for the past 20 minutes lol it's pathetic.

Update: found it lol it was at the stupidest least expected location. Good job IRCC.

 

[dankboi]

Apparently, tech jobs aren't considered essential in Canada therefore no surprises regarding the poor IT infrastructure.

 

[dankboi]

I agree with Mr. Kangaroo. We are a failure of a country with no STEM jobs. Most of us are unskilled and do manual labour over here. We do not have any industries as well. You would be wasting your time over here. Why do you want to come here???

Plus, it's very cold and majority of us are idiots for electing Justin Trudeau. I would suggest all prospective immigrants to look somewhere else. US is the best option since you can make more money and have better opportunities, and if that isn't working out, Europe, Australia and New Zealand are the best places to be. For the time being, let us Canadians, fix our failure of a country first and when we reach the same level as the above mentioned countries, you guys can consider our country as an option.

shall remind you of MINDGEEK. whole humanity is grateful for their offering and they are from Canada
one of the top five bandwidth consumption companies in the world

 

[imransyed]

Guys, any idea if I can withdraw my funds that are in the bank for POF?
My AOR is March 2020 - FSW-O, India.
Apologize if this question has been asked/asnswerd before.

 

[Glaber]

Meanwhile in Ottawa...

 

[Psyoptica]

Guys, any idea if I can withdraw my funds that are in the bank for POF?
My AOR is March 2020 - FSW-O, India.
Apologize if this question has been asked/asnswerd before.

Yes, you can withdraw your funds as long as you can manage that amount again if they ask for a new POF.

 

[Psyoptica]

Meanwhile in Ottawa...

Mendecino must die

 

[seadrag0n]

Meanwhile in Ottawa...

They call it "inventory" instead of backlog, very fancy of IRCC.

 

[seadrag0n]

I seriously thought JT was some famous celebrity before becoming a politician but turns out he is just a good old politician

 

[GandiBaat]

Meanwhile in Ottawa...

CANADA OWES THEM NUFFIN!

 

[Deleted member 1050918]

NUFFIN!

Ahem

 

[GandiBaat]

Ahem

Oh yeah I mean MUFFIN!

 

[GandiBaat]

I'm not aware of any advantages Canadian citizenship offers in moving to other countries. As far as I know, being a Canadian citizen doesn't offer any special pathway for permanent residency to Europe, Australia, New Zealand or US. The TN Visa, is a temporary visa for the US, and is not an immigrant visa and can be cancelled anytime during renewal if the immigration officer feels that the applicant is trying to live in the US permanently. It is better to opt for an H1B visa in comparison as it allows for dual intent. Furthermore, the TN visa is not even exclusive to Canadians, it is available to Mexican nationals as well. A similar visa is available to Australians and Singaporeans.

I work for a major tech company in Canada. A lot of folks who came here to Canada came with a view to move to US at some point of time to earn money and then move back to raise kids in Canada.

My former boss used to split his time between Vancouver and Seattle and finally moved to Seattle altogether. I heard he will be back in 2024.... His daughter turns 5 then. It helps my employer has offices and teams in both places.

A senior engineer from my team is second generation Canadian. He grew up and spent his childhood in North Van. He graduated from UBC with zero debt on his head. Now he is in Seattle and visits home frequently during weekend. He says he is saving a lot and will comeback when he has enough to buy few properties in Vancouver. Possibly one house and one or two condos for retirement.

 

[Psyoptica]

I'm not aware of any advantages Canadian citizenship offers in moving to other countries. As far as I know, being a Canadian citizen doesn't offer any special pathway for permanent residency to Europe, Australia, New Zealand or US. The TN Visa, is a temporary visa for the US, and is not an immigrant visa and can be cancelled anytime during renewal if the immigration officer feels that the applicant is trying to live in the US permanently. It is better to opt for an H1B visa in comparison as it allows for dual intent. Furthermore, the TN visa is not even exclusive to Canadians, it is available to Mexican nationals as well. A similar visa is available to Australians and Singaporeans.

Our country doesn't have any technology. We do not have any STEM industries and we spend most of our time cutting wood and producing maple syrup. It gets really cold during winter. We are still in the middle of fixing our country. It would be a waste of time to acquire citizenship of our failure of a country when you could use that time and effort to move to better countries directly. The United Kingdom, for example, has already made it easier for individuals to apply for visas. Germany, as well.

Not sure what world you live in but all of those English-speaking nations including the UK, Australia, and New Zealand offer visas that allow Canadian citiZens to live and work in those countries. Here are some links for your information:

UK: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadians/international-experience-canada/work-travel-united-kingdom.html
Australia: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/work-holiday-417
New Zealand: https://www.mfat.govt.nz/en/countries-and-regions/americas/canada/new-zealand-high-commission/working-holiday-scheme/#:~:text=For Canadians to work in,the Immigration New Zealand website .

I haven't looked at EU countries but pretty sure there are many ways you can work in the EU as a Canadian citizen without the hassle of applying for visas that the citizens of third world nations have to go through.