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Currently, I am about to complete my Computer Engineering degree from London (UK). Is it a good idea to immigrate to Canada?

Regards,

Omar

Will I get a better exchange rate using an ATM once I get to Canada, or should I ask my bank to exchange my cash in the USA before I go? Or is there a better way to change from USD to Canadian dollars?

I am planning on buying a treadmill in Montreal from either:

– Canadian Tire or

– Sears Canada

My concern is that which of the above two has a better, reliable, efficient Customer Service? In case something goes wrong with the treadmill, then which one has a better customer service department and are more professional?

This is an important factor for me before buying an expensive item. Please help.

Hi,
I am thinking to immigrate to one of the four countries: US, UK, Canada, and Australia. Me and my fiancee have decided to settle in one of those but haven’t been able to finalize which one to choose. We are from Asia and both of us are working as software engineers. I am in UK and my fiancee is in US.

Any suggestion regarding the quality of life, job security, immigration… Any strong reason to choose one over others?

I am pursueing MS in a TEXAS University, almost fag end.I am on F1 student visa. Job scene is frustrating.Should I apply for Migration to Canada for better career and living? Pls help me.

between NZ, Austrailia, and Canada, which country is better to live?

i am south korean and considering emigration seriously.

here are my preferences…

I want to live in a country that has less or no racial discrimination, lower crime rate, better weather( I like typical spring and fall), and less natural disasters.

and as a matter of fact, It has to be easier to get a residenceship and citizenship.

Could you guys recommend a good country?

I think America is so much better. The land of opportunities and freedom. Everyone can find their American dreams? Is it still true now?

My family emigrate to Canada, but I think I like America better
actually i think canada is a quite conservative country when compare with america

The average Israeli makes 8,189 Israeli shekels per month, which is $2,278 when converted into Australian dollars.

Thats less than the Australian minimum wage of $2,774 a month ($569 per week). McDonalds workers make that salary in Australia, and the Australian average wage is $5248 a month for full time working adults, and just under $4000 a month for all workers. Which is basically double the Israeli average wage.

Is Zionism really worth it? Why not just encourage emigration from Israel to Australia, Canada and the USA and just give back the Palestinians their land.

Would Israelis really rather live in Israel or Australia, Canada or the USA and have a way better salary and living conditions?

Sources:
http://www1.cbs.gov.il/reader/cw_usr_view_Folder?ID=141
http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/mf/6302.0
@rudeboring

Australias average wage isnt $45,000 a year. Its $63,000 for fulltime workers and $52,000 for all workers, Also, Luxembourg has such a tiny population and it has a debt of $4,000,000 per person, Australia’s debt is only $42,000 per person.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_external_debt
@rudeboring

According to that link you posted the average wage is $50,000 in Luxembourg:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_average_wage

And you are the one stating that the average wage in Luxembourg is $70,000??!

Anyways, you’re distracting from the point Im making, Israelis generally know English and they could immigrate to Australia, Canada, USA whenever they want, and the governments in those countries welcome Jewish immigrants like they always have.

I am from Australia.