You’ve just landed in Canada, now what?

[tran]

http://www.muchmormagazine.com/2010/01/youve-just-landed-in-canada-now-what/

 

[rupeshhari]

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very nice. thanks.

 

[sanjeevindia]

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thnx. it;s very useful info.

 

[ymman]

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VERY INFORMATIVE. THANKS A LOT

 

[calgirl]

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http://www.muchmormagazine.com/2010/01/youve-just-landed-in-canada-now-what/

Thank you for the information.

 

[charninder]

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[sigfrid101]

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Thanks for the info

 

[jsp]

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Great Buddy!!!!! Its really very informative.

 

[barsindoo]

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Thanks. Very informative.

 

[canadacanada]

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Bro,

its simple.Go find a job, shetler, food.. Do it backward though. You can't wait for food and shelter till u get a job.

 

[igbehinadara]

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Hiya,

Thanks and God bless.Very very resourceful and educating.

Ig.

 

[rupeshhari]

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rupeshhari what stage are you at and where are you planning to settle?

sorry, i didnt see this message previously. I am at the 'received by the visa office' stage according to status and 'in process' according to a different communication from CIC. I am not planning to settle in Canada any longer but if I was, I would probably choose Vancouver but it really depends on a job. If i had a job at McGill, then I would choose Montreal without a thought. Toronto isn't a bad choice either.
I am not a big fan of going to Alberta (given my circumstances and preference).

 

[eemmoo]

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Good info

 

[maple]

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sorry, i didnt see this message previously. I am at the 'received by the visa office' stage according to status and 'in process' according to a different communication from CIC. I am not planning to settle in Canada any longer but if I was, I would probably choose Vancouver but it really depends on a job. If i had a job at McGill, then I would choose Montreal without a thought. Toronto isn't a bad choice either.
I am not a big fan of going to Alberta (given my circumstances and preference).









It sure is a hard decision.
BC in general is expensive, you will have to find a really good job to afford its costs, especially the housing markets. For me, I would never go to Alberta (unless I had that worthy job) because of its cold weather.
Toronto might be a good place to work in, but not to live in- It is too expensive , there is always news of shooting or stabbing, however one can choose to live in areas near Toronto so it is a little cheaper, and safer.
By the way, for those who are almost there, here are some most useful Canadian websites for finding a place to live: viewit.ca and gottarent.com and kijiji

I have been in Canada for a while now, and believe me, you will find yourself spending a lot of money. I advise all those who will come to have a job as soon as they are here. For the car insurance, it is awfully high (even with 10 years of driving experience and no accidents ).

Finally, Canada is a great place to live in and it gives a lot to those who are ready to give generously. Good luck to you all.

 

[nicholas30]

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Good post, thanks.