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[seadrag0n]

I'm sorry, I can't hear you. I'm on the hopium train.

Let's see if we get to see some more re-meds/PPR's from Ottawa VO today.

 

[dankboi]

I'm sorry, I can't hear you. I'm on the hopium train.

 

[RSub]

I’d take free/ inexpensive healthcare over potentially higher earnings at this point in my life re: US vs Canada.

Also, spouse can work without restriction. In the US, spouses working is difficult unless they studied in the US or they were able to seek an H1B. So for someone whose spouse couldnt work in the US, Canada will be a heaven because the combined salaries compensates the loss of high pay in the US.

 

[RSub]

Let's see if we get to see some more re-meds/PPR's from Ottawa VO today.

I am supposed get one on Nov 7th from Ottawa. No updates yet.

 

[seadrag0n]

Also, spouse can work without restriction. In the US, spouses working is difficult unless they studied in the US or they were able to seek an H1B. So for someone whose spouse couldnt work in the US, Canada will be a heaven because the combined salaries compensates the loss of high pay in the US.

What if the spouse works in a regulated profession? Getting a license for any regulated profession sounds like a complete nightmare. Maybe accounting is a bit easier?

 

[PRANIT01]

Also, spouse can work without restriction. In the US, spouses working is difficult unless they studied in the US or they were able to seek an H1B. So for someone whose spouse couldnt work in the US, Canada will be a heaven because the combined salaries compensates the loss of high pay in the US.

Lol ,single me when commarades talk about sharing expenses.sometimes things are funny.

 

[dankboi]

Lol ,single me when commarades talk about sharing expenses.sometimes things are funny.

 

[Psyoptica]

There

Ottawa ppr rain this week

There will be no rain if you don’t do the rain dance

 

[RSub]

What if the spouse works in a regulated profession? Getting a license for any regulated profession sounds like a complete nightmare. Maybe accounting is a bit easier?

Never worried about licensed profession. Being an Indian, my spouse would either be an Software Engineer or a Software Engineer or a Software Engineer.

 

[dankboi]

Never worried about licensed profession. Being an Indian, my spouse would either be an Software Engineer or a Software Engineer or a Software Engineer.

wait, do you even spouse now? you have dependent on your application?

 

[RSub]

wait, do you even spouse now? you have dependent on your application?

I don’t have one yet.

 

[seadrag0n]

Never worried about licensed profession. Being an Indian, my spouse would either be an Software Engineer or a Software Engineer or a Software Engineer.

Then you are lucky, most girls from my community are studying medical-related courses and they don't even work after studying. Software engineering is for nerds.

 

[lokidoki]

yes lokidoki =D
loki you AOR ? or Pre-ITA?

I am pre-ITA, CRS 498, so I am hoping to get an ITA in the first draw. Hope we get a draw by February 2022, which is when my profile expires

 

[dankboi]

I am pre-ITA, CRS 498, so I am hoping to get an ITA in the first draw. Hope we get a draw by February 2022, which is when my profile expires

 

[lokidoki]

Also, i wonder what percentage of people would actually care to post an update on social media or elsewhere, when they get a ppr.
I think i would not bother doing that.. I do not want that news to flash all over the internet for my employer or anyone else to see (aside from my family). Also I think I am a bit too selfish for that tell me i am not the only one please