If not doing well in home country then go to canada other wise not

[isha80]

Deal all,
If anyone not doing well in home country then you may opt to go canada otherwise home country like india is much better

isha

 

[nano24482]

Let people decide for themselves.

 

[adamvaid]

Y u think so. Canada have good opportunities and better life style. List is going on.......... Anyway it depends upon indivisual to indivisual what they think. Hope u understand y anybody go to develop countries like Canada Australia ......

 

[Adroit]

Agree with Isha

 

[coolguy2010]

Deal all,
If anyone not doing well in home country then you may opt to go canada otherwise home country like india is much better

isha

There are other factors to be considered such as financials, education, experience,etc which are the key factors to move to canada.

There are other countries also where the above factors can be eliminated to some extent.


Regards
Cool

 

[Whocares]

Come on....yeh going 2 canada for education.... I believe you... Why do you migrate to canada if ur going for education? Why don't you apply to Canada as a student?

I guarantee you, if you have money, they will not mind giving you a student visa

 

[schwarzeradler]

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/canadian-government-hopes-to-reduce-overall-immigration-next-year-by-5-t64309.0.html;msg608101#msg608101

 

[londonOntario]

Deal all,
If anyone not doing well in home country then you may opt to go canada otherwise home country like india is much better

isha

I whole heartedly agree to what you said. I have been here for 3 yrs now and i have seen it in and out. I am myself planning to go back to India.
My calculations are as follows.
If you are making 60,000 CAD here, its equivalent to 10 Lakh/annum in India. I am talking about $$ saving wise. Additionally, u can live like a king in India unlike here eating Parle-G and mopping your floor and cleaning your toilet. Yes your ego will get a pump when u will boast to your relatives in india that u are from KANEDAA. CITZAIN.
This is good for those plumbers and electricians. And its good for doctors. for them its a major upgrade. For IT people, i would say, take some workex and then go back. Dont plan to settle down in this s h i t t y freezer.
But i know several people will pass their own comments here who have not even been outside India and think outside world is heaven.
My statement here only applies to India and not other countries.

 

[Simon123]

ok buddy u said what u wanted to say .. but people like me dont think that way ...

its been 4 years since i moved to US and now moving to canada and u bet i dont wanna go back to india anytime in my life. I believe that we got one life and it should be lived comfortably ..

cleaning toilets wouldn't matter that much if u have gone through intensive eve teasing and heck of a bad police cum goverment system in our great country like india...

with no doughts i can get offers of 10-15 lakhs with good IT MNC's .. but do i wanna go and live in dirty surroundings and deal with people(gov) who have all the mission in life to get your money and all the men with a mission to harash u ...???? never!

i dont hate india .... but i am happy earning my 60K and enjoying my hot coco here than fighting on the roads or saving yourself with lots of money in my pocket

I whole heartedly agree to what you said. I have been here for 3 yrs now and i have seen it in and out. I am myself planning to go back to India.
My calculations are as follows.
If you are making 60,000 CAD here, its equivalent to 10 Lakh/annum in India. I am talking about $$ saving wise. Additionally, u can live like a king in India unlike here eating Parle-G and mopping your floor and cleaning your toilet. Yes your ego will get a pump when u will boast to your relatives in india that u are from KANEDAA. CITZAIN.
This is good for those plumbers and electricians. And its good for doctors. for them its a major upgrade. For IT people, i would say, take some workex and then go back. Dont plan to settle down in this s h i t t y freezer.
But i know several people will pass their own comments here who have not even been outside India and think outside world is heaven.
My statement here only applies to India and not other countries.

 

[coolguy2010]

agreed with Simon...

I will never go to India back where work environment is full of s-h-i-t politics....

There is no doubt that India is full of talented people but the mentality of the people is just to pull down and screw the people....The government & politicians are the major players for all this ...I am Indian but don't prefer to work with Indian owned company...I am not against anyone but this is my experience. Different people will have different opinion for this.

Dear LondonOntario, I understand that there is truth lying in ur statement. After facing all this, still you have applied for Immigration to Canada....?


Regards
Cool

 

[DELHI INDIAN]

Well, I have applied for immigration and wating for medicals to come...After putting my application I have started doing more research on Canada and believe you me results are not favourable. I have also spoken to few of my friends there in Canada and they are also under same impression that come to Canada only if you are doing very bad in India, speacially for those who are married and also having kids. Job market is also not very good these days. One has to start from the zero and it is very expensive place to live. I have discussed this in other forums also and also senior indians settled in Canada have given the same feedback.

So, As of today I am still not made my decision as even if I get visa, will I be going to Canada and settle there? I am doing pretty fine here in Delhi and working at a very respectable position. My wife also work at a decent level here. I also have a responsibily of old parents. Taking parents to Canada is not at all easy and process for there immigration atleast 7-8 years.

Seeing the slowness of application processing at CHC level, I sometime feel like withdrawing my application and get my money back. Because of this application I am unable to focus on my career here in Delhi as I am reluctant to change job at this point of time.

As posted by Isha80, I also starting to believe that go to Canada if you are not doing well here in India.It

 

[sapanaB]

There is truth in both sides of the argument here... I understand from the experiences many people have shared here that there is some struggle involved in settling in Canada, at least in the initial part but once you have good job, life can be very comfortable.

I worked in Canada during 2008 on work permit and I was there with my husband. we did not think of moving to canada then. I will share a personal experience after coming back to India that motivated us for the move.

A few months after we came back to India, me and my husband met with an road traffic accident. We were waiting at a Red traffic light and were hit by a municipal corporation transport bus from behind. I was unconscious and was moved to a nearby hospital and fortunately by husband escaped with only minor injuries. The real drama started after that.
The bus driver went to the police and came back with a constable to the hospital. The constable was actively convincing my husband not to file a police complaint saying things like you are working people, how will you find the time to visit the court whenever required? When my husband persisted he started giving veiled threats like the police will have to make certain that my husband was not drunk while driving and lots of other things.
After that the police took my husband to the police station for getting our damaged vehicle and they made him sit there for about 3 hours in spite of his protests that there is no one to care for my wife who is lying in the hospital.
It was only after my husband gave up and said that he will not file any complaint and my cousin used some political influence that we got out vehicle back.

Meanwhile it was the same story at hospital, according to the law if a RTA patient needs to be in the hospital for at least 24 hrs then the hospital has to register a police complaint. So to save the hospital from that trouble the medical staff did not tell us that I had suffered a fracture in the jaw bone they just administered some pain killers and released me in the evening. It was only after my parents arrived from a different city and my dad who is a doctor himself studied the CT scan report that we came to know abt it and then went for the treatment accordingly.

The whole experience on the whole was horrifying.. Now you guys tell me even if I am earning say 10-15 lacs here what is the use if there is no value of my life.

Also this was not the only incident that was the factor but yes it was the last straw.

I am not saying that things are the same everywhere in India, some people may also have very good experiences as well but in my personal opinion is that unless you have some nuisance value (by means of political, muscle or money power) you are not worth much in India.

Sapana

 

[nitroxn]

There is truth in both sides of the argument here... I understand from the experiences many people have shared here that there is some struggle involved in settling in Canada, at least in the initial part but once you have good job, life can be very comfortable.

I worked in Canada during 2008 on work permit and I was there with my husband. we did not think of moving to canada then. I will share a personal experience after coming back to India that motivated us for the move.

A few months after we came back to India, me and my husband met with an road traffic accident. We were waiting at a Red traffic light and were hit by a municipal corporation transport bus from behind. I was unconscious and was moved to a nearby hospital and fortunately by husband escaped with only minor injuries. The real drama started after that.
The bus driver went to the police and came back with a constable to the hospital. The constable was actively convincing my husband not to file a police complaint saying things like you are working people, how will you find the time to visit the court whenever required? When my husband persisted he started giving veiled threats like the police will have to make certain that my husband was not drunk while driving and lots of other things.
After that the police took my husband to the police station for getting our damaged vehicle and they made him sit there for about 3 hours in spite of his protests that there is no one to care for my wife who is lying in the hospital.
It was only after my husband gave up and said that he will not file any complaint and my cousin used some political influence that we got out vehicle back.

Meanwhile it was the same story at hospital, according to the law if a RTA patient needs to be in the hospital for at least 24 hrs then the hospital has to register a police complaint. So to save the hospital from that trouble the medical staff did not tell us that I had suffered a fracture in the jaw bone they just administered some pain killers and released me in the evening. It was only after my parents arrived from a different city and my dad who is a doctor himself studied the CT scan report that we came to know abt it and then went for the treatment accordingly.

The whole experience on the whole was horrifying.. Now you guys tell me even if I am earning say 10-15 lacs here what is the use if there is no value of my life.

Also this was not the only incident that was the factor but yes it was the last straw.

I am not saying that things are the same everywhere in India, some people may also have very good experiences as well but in my personal opinion is that unless you have some nuisance value (by means of political, muscle or money power) you are not worth much in India.

Sapana

That is in fact a horrible thing to happen. Even though the value of life is more appreciated in western countries where justice means something more. But we cannot ignore the fact that the same thing can happen in other countries as well.

 

[nicholas30]

isha80

What makes you start this topic????????????? Its useless

Bottom line Different people Different views............... Topic E N D S

 

[Naija Pikin]

That is in fact a horrible thing to happen. Even though the value of life is more appreciated in western countries where justice means something more. But we cannot ignore the fact that the same thing can happen in other countries as well.

The BIG QUESTION is, despite all the posts advising people to stay away from Canada, if you are doing well in your own country, Canada is still grappling with a mind boggling backlog/new immigration applications, WHY?.