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DELHI INDIAN
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« on: April 06, 2011, 05:59:07 am »

I would request all Canadians to share experience of your life in Canada. Is Canada worth for well settled Indian in India? What are positives and negatives in moving to Canada?

Seniors who are already in Canada can help all us in this and share experience and suggest.
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DELHI INDIAN
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« Reply #1 on: April 07, 2011, 12:51:38 am »

Is there no senior to share his/her experience?
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« Reply #2 on: April 07, 2011, 09:44:03 am »

I would request all Canadians to share experience of your life in Canada. Is Canada worth for well settled Indian in India? What are positives and negatives in moving to Canada?
Seniors who are already in Canada can help all us in this and share experience and suggest.

It is not wise to compare positives and negatives of Canada and India. Moving to Canada or staying back in India can not be based on my or others experience. It all depends on individuals requirement of life. Things which suit you may not suit me or vice versa.I have seen that the things i like in Canada others hate it, so why compare. For some Canada is exellent opportunity and for others it is hellish experience. So dont go by anybodys experience,go by your own goals.  
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« Reply #3 on: April 07, 2011, 10:23:52 am »

I would request all Canadians to share experience of your life in Canada. Is Canada worth for well settled Indian in India? What are positives and negatives in moving to Canada?

Seniors who are already in Canada can help all us in this and share experience and suggest.


Look out Benjamin post, Paresh Patel post, and if you want search and read Gujarati FSW post in this forum.

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« Reply #4 on: April 07, 2011, 11:48:44 pm »

It is not wise to compare positives and negatives of Canada and India. Moving to Canada or staying back in India can not be based on my or others experience. It all depends on individuals requirement of life. Things which suit you may not suit me or vice versa.I have seen that the things i like in Canada others hate it, so why compare. For some Canada is exellent opportunity and for others it is hellish experience. So dont go by anybodys experience,go by your own goals.  

Thanks explorer101.

I agree with you.

 But why I asked this if we all can learn and understand from senior experiences (Positives and negatives as per your experience only). As leaving everything here in India and moving to a new country is a very big decision.
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« Reply #5 on: April 08, 2011, 04:41:33 am »

Thanks explorer101.

I agree with you.

 But why I asked this if we all can learn and understand from senior experiences (Positives and negatives as per your experience only). As leaving everything here in India and moving to a new country is a very big decision.


Moving to Canada involves risk, it may also be that leaving family members is a problem for many people.
With hard work and good luck the risk can be minimized.
At present, getting family members (parents etc) into Canada takes a long time, that time is getting longer.
Leaving family is a personal choice, some immigrants can do it, others cannot.

It all comes down to a personal choice, not a comparison between the two countries.
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« Reply #6 on: April 09, 2011, 02:42:38 am »

Moving to Canada involves risk, it may also be that leaving family members is a problem for many people.
With hard work and good luck the risk can be minimized.
At present, getting family members (parents etc) into Canada takes a long time, that time is getting longer.
Leaving family is a personal choice, some immigrants can do it, others cannot.

It all comes down to a personal choice, not a comparison between the two countries.

Thanks Baloo
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