OK, so I need some serious help here.
I have been reading through the forums and there are many acronyms and expressions I don't know or understand. There also seem to be conflicting ideas about what we can and cannot do.
First, my partner and I are in a same-sex common-law relationship, he is HIV+ and I am not. He is from South Korea, where we have currently been living together for 2 1/2 years. Our plan is to stay here to make and save more money, and then move to Canada together (we will get married). Unfortunately, he is trained as a Science teacher, which will make it impossible for him to get a job in that field. What are his options and is it better to apply from outside or within Canada? Where do we begin? Given our time line, what can we start doing now to prepare when the time comes to make the move?
He has not begun to take any medication, the use of Korean red ginseng, eating healthy and staying active has been keeping his blood count up. If he continues to take the medicine
This is a very difficult situation for us as living in Korea, where the government is not open or accepting of same-sex relationships, homosexuality or those living with HIV. That added stress could cause problems for his health. We really need help.
Thank you so much, in advance, for any help that you may offer.
I have been reading through the forums and there are many acronyms and expressions I don't know or understand. There also seem to be conflicting ideas about what we can and cannot do.
First, my partner and I are in a same-sex common-law relationship, he is HIV+ and I am not. He is from South Korea, where we have currently been living together for 2 1/2 years. Our plan is to stay here to make and save more money, and then move to Canada together (we will get married). Unfortunately, he is trained as a Science teacher, which will make it impossible for him to get a job in that field. What are his options and is it better to apply from outside or within Canada? Where do we begin? Given our time line, what can we start doing now to prepare when the time comes to make the move?
He has not begun to take any medication, the use of Korean red ginseng, eating healthy and staying active has been keeping his blood count up. If he continues to take the medicine
This is a very difficult situation for us as living in Korea, where the government is not open or accepting of same-sex relationships, homosexuality or those living with HIV. That added stress could cause problems for his health. We really need help.
Thank you so much, in advance, for any help that you may offer.