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Gordy

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Feb 25, 2008
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Good morning: All
I'm General Motors retiree and I would like to retired in Canada what do I need to do to make things right according to immigration. What do i need to start?.
My wife is a register nurse and she might want to work part time here and there, what would she need?. Thanks for your reply.
 

thaiguy

Champion Member
Apr 7, 2007
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Vancouver
To remain in Canada permanently, you would need to immigrate. Here is a link describing the different categories for immigration:

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/index.asp
 

rgvinson777

Hero Member
Dec 12, 2007
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Hi Gordy. In case you are not yet familiar with the Canadian Immigration Website...here it is http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/index.asp

I appreciate your comment on my posting. Thanks! I live in Olympia, Washington and just recently applied to immigrate to Canada under the Family Class. (My wife is Canadian) I don't know which plan would be best for you and your wife. I do know that I will be coming back into the states 'occasionally' for work. I'm a painting contractor and have a good client in Idaho. I can't imagine why there would be any restrictions on me as I will retain my 'treasured' U.S. citizenship. I think that a good start might be to look into the "Skilled Worker" program. Everyone is anxious to hire a good nurse. That might be the key you need .

Let me know what you decide to do, Gordy.

Best wishes,
Rick