C6 is a horrible bill and SHOULD NEVER BE PASSED! Imagine the floodgate of people applying for citizenship who only stay here 2 years as PR (students, work permits etc), the waiting time will be shot up to 10 years!!!! Please be practical, lobby to kill this bill or at least remove the 3/5 condition as well as counting days before PR for citizenship as it is not fair for those being affected in the last 2 years
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deerestlovelybear said:
WOW... You do know that Bill C6 doesn't introduce new PR rules but simply reinstate those that were in place before Harper passed Bill C24, right? So Bill C6 is horrible simply because it would delay your citizenship? But it's okay if Bill C24 continues to delay other people's citizenship? How selfless of you.
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deerestlovelybear said:
Exactly your right,
But you know international students spend 10000s per year, they spend 4 + years in Canada to graduate and they obtain Canadian degree, they can easily adapt and get employed
But you as an immigrant new comer, you need to study 2 year minimum, you'll apply for loan, family support etc
You see? international student more qualified than immigrant, they deserve it.
you'll spend 3 years to become citizen while they spend 6 years in Canada
Your an immigrant, in case one of your parent is sick and you must spend more than 180+ days in your home country, then youll need 5 years instead of 4 to be eligible.
It doesn't worth to waste my time to explain to you, actually you can follow c24 rules and apply ;D
monalisa said:
Not all "immigrants" have to follow the path you described above, and its ridiculous to say that Graduate International Students are more qualified than new immigrants, as most skilled immigrants have at least a bachelor degree if not higher and 2+ years of experience. For some professions, "international experience" would beat a "canadian degree holder with no with experience" on any given day.
As immigrants we need to have some faith in our education and qualifications...otherwise how are we going to convince a hiring manager if we - ourselves - believe a fresh grad can do better?! :-[
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emamabd said:
While I can sympathize with your argument, it is not very practical. You will find that in most professions, without a Canadian degree, it will be quite hard to get noticed and get interviews. If you read up on Trudeau's comments, he says that it is in Canada's interest to keep people already educated in Canada to stay in Canada since they are already adapted to Canadian culture and has solid education credentials. Also these students do not require training in English/French that is offered to and used by a lot of immigrants.
By the time, this student is applying, he/she has a canadian education and likely 2 years of Canadian work experience.
Also this does not just affect international Bachelors students, it affects all everyone with legal status. So people who come to Canada on a work permit or former students on Post Graduate Work permit and refugees are also affected. It only makes sense for Canada to make it easier to get Citizenship for those people who have already been paying taxes and contributing to the economy.
In my case, I am here now for 10 years and I am unable to apply for citizenship due to c24's newer residency requirements.
The argument of putting international student against other categories of immigrants is actually not that different from the logic of creating 2nd class citizen.... people are in this together and it would not make things any easier if they divide themselves like this
Hi Guys,
I am new here, just want to know what makes the day for refugees different from the day for immigrants they both live and settle in canada and pay taxes, attending schools , smelling the same air , etc, also why refugees credited one year only ? Spouse a refugee lived here for a long time before became PR , I know a person who lived here for 8 years before approved to be a PR , he credited only 1 year also his 2 children who came one and 3 years old and know become 9 and 11 years old. They look and speak like Canadians. This not fair and should be discussed among the new amendments. Imgrants are imgrants whether they were refugees or whatever they are . They shouldn't be treated as second class imgrants.
I am new here, just want to know what makes the day for refugees different from the day for immigrants they both live and settle in canada and pay taxes, attending schools , smelling the same air , etc, also why refugees credited one year only ? Spouse a refugee lived here for a long time before became PR , I know a person who lived here for 8 years before approved to be a PR , he credited only 1 year also his 2 children who came one and 3 years old and know become 9 and 11 years old. They look and speak like Canadians. This not fair and should be discussed among the new amendments. Imgrants are imgrants whether they were refugees or whatever they are . They shouldn't be treated as second class imgrants.
