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tehleo
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« on: April 24, 2011, 07:21:52 pm »

Hi! my name is Chris, and I'm an IT guy. I currently live in North Carolina, USA, but I'm really trying to move to BC. I have a lot of family that lives in Canada, but they are mostly French. I'm just wondering what are some good ways for me to move to Canada? I also think I need to find a Job there before I can move? I'm 22, and I have a CCNA and RHCT. I do not have a college degree, but I'm almost done with it. I would like to actually finish school in Canada... I've looked through websites and the immigration process seems really confusing. I honestly am at a loss for what to do.
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« Reply #1 on: April 24, 2011, 10:07:54 pm »

You may want to look into coming to Canada as an International Student. That way you can temporarily "move" to Canada and at the same time "finish school" in Canada. Or you can try and look for an employer who's willing to file for LMO in your favour, so you can come as a temporary foreign worker.

Hi! my name is Chris, and I'm an IT guy. I currently live in North Carolina, USA, but I'm really trying to move to BC. I have a lot of family that lives in Canada, but they are mostly French. I'm just wondering what are some good ways for me to move to Canada? I also think I need to find a Job there before I can move? I'm 22, and I have a CCNA and RHCT. I do not have a college degree, but I'm almost done with it. I would like to actually finish school in Canada... I've looked through websites and the immigration process seems really confusing. I honestly am at a loss for what to do.
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tehleo
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« Reply #2 on: April 24, 2011, 10:35:54 pm »

is it hard to get a LMO?... I'm literally willing to work anything. I just want to move, and I mean anything. I'd work at McDonalds lol. I'm just having a hard time finding something from over the internet. Is there someway to find jobs easier as someone who wants to be an immigrant? (Is there like a list of places hiring immigrants?)
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« Reply #3 on: April 24, 2011, 11:03:15 pm »

Not hard to apply for the LMO but Service Canada does not always give positive LMOs to employers hiring foreign temporary workers when there are Canadian citizens of permanent residents available to do the jobs. No site available. But you can do the "leg work". Apply to job advertisements from the job bank and other job sites and see if there would be employers interested in your skill set.

is it hard to get a LMO?... I'm literally willing to work anything. I just want to move, and I mean anything. I'd work at McDonalds lol. I'm just having a hard time finding something from over the internet. Is there someway to find jobs easier as someone who wants to be an immigrant? (Is there like a list of places hiring immigrants?)
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Priscila
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« Reply #4 on: April 28, 2011, 12:35:54 am »

Welcome here, Hope you will satisfy about the forum rules and regulations.
After joining this forum I come to know forums are really good opportunity to sharing information to a related topic. Hope you will also enjoy this community.
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