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move somewhere hot, near a desert or beach. i dont like england. but i believe the u.s and canada are difficult to move to and australia is difficult to.
i deffinatly dont want to stay in the uk, can anybody recommend where i could go and how i could get there?
whats mexico like to live?

I am in india looking for the truck driving job in canada with the work permit offer.please suggest the best way to find a good job there.

And is there any Age limits for This type of case(Work Permit)?

I was recently issued an immigran visa to US but now I want to apply for a work permit for a job i got in Canada.. Does having an immigrant visa to US anything to affect my visa to work in Canada?

My sister married her husband in Las Vegas but they want to start their lives together in Canada. Can they wait in Canada for their Canadian paperwork, or work while in Canada? Can the kids go to school in Canada? Does she have to apply for a US visa to stay longer than 180 days while she waits for her family’s paperwork?

move somewhere hot, near a desert or beach. i dont like england. but i believe the u.s and canada are difficult to move to and australia is difficult to.
i deffinatly dont want to stay in the uk, can anybody recommend where i could go and how i could get there?
whats mexico like to live?

From what I understand, past employment is a major factor in determining how many “points” you accumulate, which decides whether you will be approved for a visa or not.

Well, I’m an American citizen, but I’ve spent most of the last two years in Asia teaching English after I graduated from college. Does this employment need to be verified somehow in order for me to get the immigration points? If so, how?

I think the private schools I worked for shut down after I left, so I doubt I’d be able to track down my previous employers. Even if I could, their English skills are pretty poor, so it would be difficult to get anything accomplished anyway.

So, do I have to somehow prove my past employment in order to get the immigration points, or do I just write down where I worked and that’s all there is to it?

Thanks very much!
ibu guru: Thanks for answering! Yes, “fly-by-night” might be a fitting description for my ex-employers.

When you say that I’ll need “verification of employment and references from past employers”… are those two separate things?

Is the verification more than just the reference? …and does it require telephone conversations, letters of reference, or what exactly?

Is having a canadian work permit and drivers license sufficient? do they check everyone crossing the canadian border just to spend a day in new york?

Does anyone know of or have any experience with any agencies or companies that hire internationals and provide work permits for immigrating to Canada?

I want tomove to Canada but I need a job. Details appreciated.