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Originally Posted by Charbucks  I'm going to vote "No" for Canada, unless you really made a serious effort to do everything under the table. I worked with a guy who came from Mexico to do his PhD, and after five years of living in Canada, he almost got thrown out when he finished school, even though he already had a job (apparently the immigration department didn't think that his job was relevant to his degree).
Plus, I'm pretty sure Stephen Harper isn't a big fan of immigrants, so I think he's trying to make it harder. |
I've read Canada's immigration policy - at least parts of it. Even legal immigration is highly restricted. For example, anyone with any kind infraction on their record, such as a DWI, isn't getting citizenship. Once you pass the background check, you need to have a skill in need, and/or bring lots of money.