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Because I chanced upon this test (http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/assess/index.asp) and it seems quite easy to get about 70-80, which I think means you have a good chance of your application being approved.

On the contrary I’ve heard that it is extremely difficult to immigrate to USA. Just wondering if my gut feeling is true.

i am graduated of medicine and i want to go on my residency course in canada.i am 24 and single.i want to know how is the admittance conditions(econoimc,visa and requirements).
thanks.
how can i take an exam?where when?

I am American, highly educated and I can speak English and Spanish.

I am a registered nurse, Indian national, good at English and work experience more then 11 years.

I want to go in the next 2 years. But I keep hearing its a difficult process. Is this true?

Is it true that there is a new policy in Canada where it allows international students to apply for a citzienship after graduating from university? I was told that once you graduate from a Canadian university, apply for the citizenship, work for a year, then you will be able to become a citizen. I am not sure about the actual details and so please give me some directions of what I can do in order to apply for a citizenship. Thanks.

For example- Latin American and Oriental folks immigrate here. But Caribbean and Indians immigrate to the UK. Why is this? And an even better question: Why not immigrate to Canada instead? There’s more room.

I know you can cross the border with just a passport and an ID. But, after that can I stay for at least a couple months?
hey john its not my fault I was born in this country. I am trying to see more of this world. You understand there are other countries in the world besides America right?

I have a friend that would like to immgrate to the US she would live here with me…