My Babies Future - Please your Response

[arlesoma]

Hello All!!!

I don't know if anybody have made a question as follow.
My dream has been always to live in a developed country since I was 15 years old (I am from Central America).
I went after my dream, studied in the USA(with a lot of effort from my parents since tuition for international students is extremely expensive and scholarships I got), got an Engineering bachelor and started working in the USA as an engineering at GE. Due to faith by father got really sick just before I was to submit my documents to get the green card and I had to go back to Nicaragua to support and help my family in this situation and I could not get the Green Card.
In my country, I worked for a multinational and after 6 years working with them, they gave the opportunity to work with them in Canada, which I was thrilled. I have been here for a year and I am about to submit my documents to become a resident since I am in a working visa now, however I am about to get married and my future husband has good work experience (UN and World Bank) but no Canadian studies or work experience from Canada so it is hard to get him a good job here. He has applied for job in Mexico and he might be getting a really good offer so we are thinking in moving there. However, my dream of residency is not anymore just for me but for my future children so that they have the possibility of studying or live in a develop country if they desire.
I know that after a year of work experience I can apply for resideny even if I am out of Canada so that would be no problem, however the BIG question is, if we are not able to return and live 2 out of the 5 years in Canada when I get the recsidency, Can I during those 5years come back just to have my kids born in this country so that they get the citizenship just by being born here? Is that a possibility because during that time I will still have the residency?
Our goal is to still continue trying to get him a job here but if that is not possible we have to see the other options the life give us but I am thinking about my children future at the same time.
THANK YOU SO MUCH

 

[jsm0085]

Hello All!!!

I don't know if anybody have made a question as follow.
My dream has been always to live in a developed country since I was 15 years old (I am from Central America).
I went after my dream, studied in the USA(with a lot of effort from my parents since tuition for international students is extremely expensive and scholarships I got), got an Engineering bachelor and started working in the USA as an engineering at GE. Due to faith by father got really sick just before I was to submit my documents to get the green card and I had to go back to Nicaragua to support and help my family in this situation and I could not get the Green Card.
In my country, I worked for a multinational and after 6 years working with them, they gave the opportunity to work with them in Canada, which I was thrilled. I have been here for a year and I am about to submit my documents to become a resident since I am in a working visa now, however I am about to get married and my future husband has good work experience (UN and World Bank) but no Canadian studies or work experience from Canada so it is hard to get him a good job here. He has applied for job in Mexico and he might be getting a really good offer so we are thinking in moving there. However, my dream of residency is not anymore just for me but for my future children so that they have the possibility of studying or live in a develop country if they desire.
I know that after a year of work experience I can apply for resideny even if I am out of Canada so that would be no problem, however the BIG question is, if we are not able to return and live 2 out of the 5 years in Canada when I get the recsidency, Can I during those 5years come back just to have my kids born in this country so that they get the citizenship just by being born here? Is that a possibility because during that time I will still have the residency?
Our goal is to still continue trying to get him a job here but if that is not possible we have to see the other options the life give us but I am thinking about my children future at the same time.
THANK YOU SO MUCH

And here is the problem, folks!

 

[iam_toby]

No comment.

 

[ujbaby]

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[ujbaby]

Hello All!!!

I don't know if anybody have made a question as follow.
My dream has been always to live in a developed country since I was 15 years old (I am from Central America).
I went after my dream, studied in the USA(with a lot of effort from my parents since tuition for international students is extremely expensive and scholarships I got), got an Engineering bachelor and started working in the USA as an engineering at GE. Due to faith by father got really sick just before I was to submit my documents to get the green card and I had to go back to Nicaragua to support and help my family in this situation and I could not get the Green Card.
In my country, I worked for a multinational and after 6 years working with them, they gave the opportunity to work with them in Canada, which I was thrilled. I have been here for a year and I am about to submit my documents to become a resident since I am in a working visa now, however I am about to get married and my future husband has good work experience (UN and World Bank) but no Canadian studies or work experience from Canada so it is hard to get him a good job here. He has applied for job in Mexico and he might be getting a really good offer so we are thinking in moving there. However, my dream of residency is not anymore just for me but for my future children so that they have the possibility of studying or live in a develop country if they desire.
I know that after a year of work experience I can apply for resideny even if I am out of Canada so that would be no problem, however the BIG question is, if we are not able to return and live 2 out of the 5 years in Canada when I get the recsidency, Can I during those 5years come back just to have my kids born in this country so that they get the citizenship just by being born here? Is that a possibility because during that time I will still have the residency?
Our goal is to still continue trying to get him a job here but if that is not possible we have to see the other options the life give us but I am thinking about my children future at the same time.
THANK YOU SO MUCH

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[visitor404]

Yes, I guess. You can come and go as you wish after you have your PR card.
Airlines will have restrictions on boarding the pregnant woman. So plan accordingly.

Can I during those 5years come back just to have my kids born in this country so that they get the citizenship just by being born here? Is that a possibility because during that time I will still have the residency?

 

[jsm0085]

Yes, I guess. You can come and go as you wish after you have your PR card.
Airlines will have restrictions on boarding the pregnant woman. So plan accordingly.

You wont be entitled to health care though - thankfully.

 

[iam_toby]

You wont be entitled to health care though - thankfully.

and that's good the way it is.

 

[jsm0085]

http://www.bloguments.ca/2012/03/12/the-battle-against-passport-babies-comes-to-canada/

 

[iam_toby]

http://www.bloguments.ca/2012/03/12/the-battle-against-passport-babies-comes-to-canada/

Interesting read, thanks for sharing!

 

[OHKIDDA]

Hello All!!!

I don't know if anybody have made a question as follow.
My dream has been always to live in a developed country since I was 15 years old (I am from Central America).
I went after my dream, studied in the USA(with a lot of effort from my parents since tuition for international students is extremely expensive and scholarships I got), got an Engineering bachelor and started working in the USA as an engineering at GE. Due to faith by father got really sick just before I was to submit my documents to get the green card and I had to go back to Nicaragua to support and help my family in this situation and I could not get the Green Card.
In my country, I worked for a multinational and after 6 years working with them, they gave the opportunity to work with them in Canada, which I was thrilled. I have been here for a year and I am about to submit my documents to become a resident since I am in a working visa now, however I am about to get married and my future husband has good work experience (UN and World Bank) but no Canadian studies or work experience from Canada so it is hard to get him a good job here. He has applied for job in Mexico and he might be getting a really good offer so we are thinking in moving there. However, my dream of residency is not anymore just for me but for my future children so that they have the possibility of studying or live in a develop country if they desire.
I know that after a year of work experience I can apply for resideny even if I am out of Canada so that would be no problem, however the BIG question is, if we are not able to return and live 2 out of the 5 years in Canada when I get the recsidency, Can I during those 5years come back just to have my kids born in this country so that they get the citizenship just by being born here? Is that a possibility because during that time I will still have the residency?
Our goal is to still continue trying to get him a job here but if that is not possible we have to see the other options the life give us but I am thinking about my children future at the same time.
THANK YOU SO MUCH

You are unbelievable. I hope you get discovered. You have shared your NOC, your city, your visa dates, landing dates, etc. It won't be difficult to figure out who you are if you do go ahead with this unethical plan.

It's great to seek better futures for your children. But it's more admirable to not have kids until their future is secured. Society needs to stop lionizing parents who are unfit to have children. Maybe you should wait until your husband's future is determined to have kids. Just because you CAN have kids, doesn't mean you should. You deserve no sympathy for wanting a better future for your kids. You have a choice now to have them or not.

 

[pmpm]

http://www.bloguments.ca/2012/03/12/the-battle-against-passport-babies-comes-to-canada/

Interesting read... and why was I waiting for 4 years (studying and working in Canada) to get the eligibility met for PR application... !!!

 

[sashali78]

http://www.bloguments.ca/2012/03/12/the-battle-against-passport-babies-comes-to-canada/

Exactly true. First of all, she is asking for nothing illegal (at least under the current system) - she is not intending to abuse Canadian health or other systems while not living here, she is only "enabling better future option" for her children. Second, there is an old saying that slaves tend to hate each other way more than they hate their masters...don't forget where are you all coming from (and through).

And to the original question, as long as you are allowed to board the plane (and different airlines have different policies regarding pregnant woman) there should be no entry restrictions as long as you hold valid PR.

 

[pmpm]

It's great to seek better futures for your children. But it's more admirable to not have kids until their future is secured. Society needs to stop lionizing parents who are unfit to have children. Maybe you should wait until your husband's future is determined to have kids. Just because you CAN have kids, doesn't mean you should. You deserve no sympathy for wanting a better future for your kids. You have a choice now to have them or not.

Hi OHKIDDA
I understand that we find it frustrating reading such posts (or intentions of people trying to sneak into something through a loop-hole), however being a woman I would request the forum users here to refrain themselves from making comments on when someone should or should not have kids. The post addresses the way of achieving goals (for instance a better future for kids) and lets stick our views to the right or wrong aspects of it. No offence to anyone, but deciding to have kids depends on other factors like age, financial situation, stability in relation also and who knows what OP`s situation is. Just a thought.

 

[honeysingh]

Well Said "sashali78"

she is not intending to abuse Canadian health or other systems while not living here, she is only "enabling better future option" for her children. Second, there is an old saying that slaves tend to hate each other way more than they hate their masters...don't forget where are you all coming from (and through).