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Is it possible to cover Quebec in one of your near future videos. I'm aware there are differences from the rest of Canada and information is mostly in French. I want to emigrate to either Quebec City or Montreal from an English speaking country and have basic French with intent to get fluent within the next 2 years. Your content is concise and well compiled. Thank you so much.
From what I can gather living in Canada as an American retiree is near impossible. Your age and any health issues will probably bar you from gaining permanent residence in Canada. And trying to become a temporary resident of Canada has its own problems. Medicare for American seniors is not valid once you leave the USA. And if you're not granted permanent residence in Canada, you're not eligible for Canada's health care system. So the alternative is to purchase international travel insurance for your time in Canada. If anyone has looked into this (I have) the cost would make it prohibitive on retirement income.
What if you have a pension from America as well as lifetime health benefits you can use in the USA? And what if your American dad was with the Canadian Air Force in WW II? And what if you also have an allied health degree and license as well as several teaching credentials?
Our son is studying physics at university up in Vancouver, BC. We bought an RV and visit him often since it's only a 5 hour drive. He will probably seek employment in Canada after finishing his studies, hopefully gaining dual citizenship. As for us, we love Canada a little more with each visit and may also seek to emigrate to Canada once he's done with his studies. We're both professionals in engineering (electrical, environmental) with a fair amount of assets (almost $2 million in retirement accts and real estate) in case that matters. Just starting research on this, so your video is helpful!
Thank you so much for providing timely updates and analysis. Are ietls results valid for 2 years from date of exam or 2 years from date of results for express entry in order to stay eligible in the pool? Kindly confirm.
The IRCC website states: "Your language test results must be valid (written in the last two years) when you submit your application for permanent residence." This sentence refers to the date the test was written, not the results date, for the two-year expiration window. Source is here: www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/questions-answers-by-topic.asp?st=29.4.2
i'm a transgender facing hate crimes an can't even get a ID to get a job an want to get my education an a masters in computer science an learn French an want to move to Canada?
are you serious right now? u.s citizens can't apply for asylum. there are people in literal wa torn countries with famine and no clean water or government. that's what asylum is for.......
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Great presentation!!! Thank you
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Is it possible to cover Quebec in one of your near future videos. I'm aware there are differences from the rest of Canada and information is mostly in French. I want to emigrate to either Quebec City or Montreal from an English speaking country and have basic French with intent to get fluent within the next 2 years. Your content is concise and well compiled. Thank you so much.
From what I can gather living in Canada as an American retiree is near impossible. Your age and any health issues will probably bar you from gaining permanent residence in Canada. And trying to become a temporary resident of Canada has its own problems. Medicare for American seniors is not valid once you leave the USA. And if you're not granted permanent residence in Canada, you're not eligible for Canada's health care system. So the alternative is to purchase international travel insurance for your time in Canada. If anyone has looked into this (I have) the cost would make it prohibitive on retirement income.
What if you have a pension from America as well as lifetime health benefits you can use in the USA? And what if your American dad was with the Canadian Air Force in WW II? And what if you also have an allied health degree and license as well as several teaching credentials?
Our son is studying physics at university up in Vancouver, BC. We bought an RV and visit him often since it's only a 5 hour drive. He will probably seek employment in Canada after finishing his studies, hopefully gaining dual citizenship. As for us, we love Canada a little more with each visit and may also seek to emigrate to Canada once he's done with his studies. We're both professionals in engineering (electrical, environmental) with a fair amount of assets (almost $2 million in retirement accts and real estate) in case that matters. Just starting research on this, so your video is helpful!
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Can I use PNP to get into Alberta or Saskatchewan with the intention of moving to Ottawa or BC in the future?
Thank you so much for providing timely updates and analysis. Are ietls results valid for 2 years from date of exam or 2 years from date of results for express entry in order to stay eligible in the pool? Kindly confirm.
The IRCC website states: "Your language test results must be valid (written in the last two years) when you submit your application for permanent residence." This sentence refers to the date the test was written, not the results date, for the two-year expiration window. Source is here: www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/questions-answers-by-topic.asp?st=29.4.2
There also is no such thing as the american dream. I want to move to canada for a peaceful and safe life and continue my family tree there
can international students in US apply for USMCA, or you have to be citizen of one of these 3 countries?????
Are we having an express entry draw?
There hasn't been one yet! We'll post the results if it happens.
@@Moving2Canadainfo Are ietls results valid for 2 years from date of exam or date of results for express entry? Please confirm.
i'm a transgender facing hate crimes an can't even get a ID to get a job an want to get my education an a masters in computer science an learn French an want to move to Canada?
US asylum seekers can apply the Canadian PR?
are you serious right now? u.s citizens can't apply for asylum. there are people in literal wa torn countries with famine and no clean water or government. that's what asylum is for.......
No draw today??
Not yet! We will post an update if there is a draw.
Immigration Canada will ask you "Do you want to be Canadian? " If you say " Yes" your in. Don't need 90 min of this 🐂💩