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Originally Posted by Rasczak  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. |
Is a DWI the same as a DUI (Driving Under the Influence)?
Having seen what my friend went through to immigrate, I would agree with you that the policy is very restricted. Apparently having a PhD in engineering isn't a useful skill. If you ask me, I think it's a little too restricted - it makes me think of how much more difficult it is to adopt a child than to have one naturally (but that's a different topic altogether).