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Old 05-19-2005, 11:34 AM
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Question for the Canadians

I am moving to Canada in about 3 weeks and I'm wondering what my best options are. I do not want to become a citizen, but I will be there at least a year, probably longer and working, what do people in these situations do? Should I just get a work visa? HELP!!
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Old 05-19-2005, 12:01 PM
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There will be different requirements for working in Canada temporarily depending on what country you come from, which of course is pretty standard.

I don't know the specific requirements, but the best place to start looking is the government of Canada website.

Living and Working Temporarily in Canada

Also, if I am not mistaken you are moving to Montreal. The province of Quebec may also have it's own special requirements.
Check out the government of Quebec website (don't worry it's in English)

Quebec
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Old 05-19-2005, 01:07 PM
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There will be different requirements for working in Canada temporarily depending on what country you come from, which of course is pretty standard.

I don't know the specific requirements, but the best place to start looking is the government of Canada website.

Living and Working Temporarily in Canada

Also, if I am not mistaken you are moving to Montreal. The province of Quebec may also have it's own special requirements.
Check out the government of Quebec website (don't worry it's in English)

Quebec
Thanks!!

Darn, I was hoping to practice my French!
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Old 05-19-2005, 02:13 PM
Lady Pi Phi Lady Pi Phi is offline
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Thanks!!

Darn, I was hoping to practice my French!
All information is available in both english and french...it's just that most of us don't really care for french
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Old 05-19-2005, 02:45 PM
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What she said! Mr. 1228 grew up in Montreal and even he doesn't care for French. he can speak it but refuses to

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All information is available in both english and french...it's just that most of us don't really care for french
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