How easy is it to get in? Considering a possible country change?..I could be pretty exotic they’re

You’re buggered, I think one of the entry requirements is complete sentences.

Are you easily distract….

.. oh look, shiny shiny!!!

Yep soz iPad spelly thing

depends on your line of work, I believe there are quotas for various jobs. If they’re already over that quota for the active period, then I think it’ll be a lot harder.

Not sure if having relatives already there helps or not. If it does I’m going to have a word with my sister, who lives in Calgary. a year in Calgary & then I’d be off to Vancouver, given the choice.

eh?

I’ve got aunts/uncles who have nationality would that help?

Depends. Is their nationality Canadian?

No they’ve got dual nationality I think…they lived they’re for 10 years or so

I wouldn’t bother. Nasty place. And quite cramped, too.

easiest way is to get a job{thats looking for foreign workers as they will have all the crap sorted already}, when I came over you had to stay with your employer for 2 years so it meant basically you waited just over 2 years to get landed status which then enables you to move about, before that your a slave to your job as if you lose it you leave Canada, they have relaxed it to 1 year now I believe but that is putting employers off as its not a good deal for them{according to my employer}

the other way is through the embassy by getting landed status before you come over, when we applied it was 48 months waiting so we did the former route

Get a job

Hows your french?

Rusty but could get better

It is tough. Deserter has it. You either need to persuade a company to sponsor you and then you are tied to the company for a while or apply for residency. Either way think years before you have residency.

Other option is to find a friendly Canadian.

by the way where in Canada………its huge

pffft, im not sure huge quite covers it.
ontario is almost 4.5 times the area of the uk, and has a population of about 13 million.
it is absolutely freakin huge, and deserted once you leave the cities.
ive been for a holiday, im going back for another holiday and i will probably go for good if i can find a decent job.
it just feels much safer to walk about than the uk tbh.

i lived their years ago when i was travelling….but i was mainly doing black jobs…great place from what i remember.just a thought

All you need to know:

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/index.asp

Not as easy at it was a couple of years back.