Just wondering…
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it was a piece of cake. I had no choice really, parents got together, 9 months later I was a canadian citizen 
i dont actually know of the immigration process. I think you need to get married , or business for 5 years or some contribution.
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If you’re being sponsored by a relative, you’ll likely get in. If you’re unable to support yourself and you need to live on benefits, you’ll likely run afoul of the inadmissibility guidelines and be turned away:
Hope this helps.
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Yeah I’ve got plenty of relatives scattered throughout Canada but I’ll need my benefits to survive.
Thanks @MrSquirrel @LevelJ1
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They would need to commit to financially support you in place of benefits in most cases.
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I’ve actually considered emigrating from the U.S. to Germany. My mom and I have talked about it (she immigrated to the U.S. from Germany many years ago).
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I was just curious really.
I love our Northern neighbors.
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Unfortunately, with our terrible covid numbers here in the U.S., we are likely personae non gratae in other countries for now until we get covid under better control.
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Yeah you are right @Moonbeam
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It’s going to get bad in all the places where the temps are dropping in the next two months. People trapped inside with recirculated viruses. Er, air.
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I’ll be honest I thought about getting (just thoughts) asylum (if that’s the right word) in Canada because of what happened to me. But I think America is pretty safe and the best country overall. I’m terrible at languages and I’m 31 and don’t expect to learn a language fluently enough unless it’s Spanish or German. Canada is nice, it’s close, and safe. But I’m not a fan of the PM. I think I’m better off in the USA anyways.
My favorite country is Germany but I think they turned it to crap – pretty much the rest of the world has turned to crap. US is no exception. I think Europe will be a bigger mess soon so I’m just staying here. We got 50 states. I hope to find a gun friendly state and maybe in a few years have a gun for recreation and self-defense and live in a state with maximum freedom, minimum taxation. I think Nevada is a decent choice. That’s where my dad is moving too, but we don’t get along. I really don’t like my stepdad anymore in someways, but we keep the peace and I respect him somewhat. I just cannot stand being a bum. We live in filth and I just wish my mom could take care of herself and move on – he’s getting dementia. My brother is 22 and is a big boy and can move on or get a better job. It’s time to stop babying him. I’m disabled from multiple programs like SSP + Trauma. I don’t expect people to believe me, but I expect I won’t get benefits anywhere else like here unless I am believed and I can’t really run away from my problems. I think USA has the best, strongest military and I feel safe here. I am a good decent person not looking for trouble. I just want to be left alone and be safe and enjoy my life to it’s fullest and live a long healthy life for once.
Canada is amazing and they speak English! Norway is my second choice. Very beautiful nature and beautiful women. The language is just a turn off for me.
I didn’t chose or pick my parents and they certainly didn’t pick me. (I don’t consider my step-father a father figure, more of a co-worker or roommate or associate). I sometimes feel I got crappy parents but it could be a lot worse, I guess. My mom is nuts when it comes to religion. I love her, but it’s almost insane how crazy she is! I try to please her and fit the mold, but I also realize I will NEVER be like her and that’s okay.
My parents don’t believe any of the stuff I talk about but I know I’m not legitimately insane or crazy and I got more stuff going on. If I ever come across a few million dollars, I might travel to another Country or a nice State like Florida or even Hawaii. I don’t know. Like I said, the states got problems, but we are pretty safe compared to the rest of the world. I think my main priority is protection and freedom. I got the most freedom here in the USA. It might not always be like this like freedom of speech and mental health laws. I like California because some states are pretty strict and backwards in terms of mental health laws. I was thinking Texas the other day and some states in the South.
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I don’t want to live in any other country. I’m quite happy and content living here in England.
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I love my country but right now feeling a bit lost.
Don’t want to get into the details.
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You wouldn’t need to learn French to move here. Most Anglophones here don’t speak a second language. My being bilingual in Alberta is not only weird, but actually a touch socially unacceptable (Quebec is reviled in this province, often with good reason).
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It’s pretty easy to become an American Citizen. You know that big green lady standing in New York harbor? I know it looks like she’s wearing a nice gown but it’s actually a maid uniform.
Peace.
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right now, im thinking i won’t migrate to canada. it’s probably nice, but too cold for me. but i have considered it. i will visit someday though, if i don’t die first that is. in the summer.
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Always wanted to visit British Columbia… So Majestic!
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