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[abbeyuk]

Hello

I have confirmation of PR of Canada.I first landed in canada in Oct 2010 and returned to my country.

I am planning to come to Canada around july or August 2012.

1)Which Is the Good time for newcomer to enter canada?

2)Which City is best?
How are Transport facilities in Cold weather?(bus/train)

3)Currently I am working in my country, I want to get citizenship of Canada.

I have to move to canada now before october 2012 in order to get citizenship.

But I will have to leave current job and come there in canada and apply for new job.Is there any way

that I will have the current job going and when i will come there in july i will search job in canada.
Once I get good job then I can leave my current job.But Will i get job in 1 month?

4)To apply for citizenship,Do I need to be physically present in canada for 3 years out of 5 years preceding application?

5)Do I need to show 3 years tax payment (tax paid for any job part-time/professional) that I paid to canadian govt in order to qualify for citizenship?

6)Is there any rule that within the period of 3 years I have to do Professional Job only in order to qualify for citizenship?

Thanks In Advance.
Any Help Appreciated.

 

[scylla]

I'll help you with some of your questions:

2) Each city has it's own pluses and minuses. For example, there are many financial services jobs in Toronto and the public transportation system is good - but the cost of living is high.
3) It is impossible to say if you will get a job in a month.
4) To qualify for citizenship, you must be physically present in canada for 3 years out of 4 years (NOT 5 years) preceding the application.
5) No - you don't have to show tax payments.
6) No - there is no such rule.

 

[ankit_20]

Hello

I have confirmation of PR of Canada.I first landed in canada in Oct 2010 and returned to my country.

I am planning to come to Canada around july or August 2012.

1)Which Is the Good time for newcomer to enter canada? - Looking at weather and job market April to September

2)Which City is best? Depends on what your criteria are. Toronto is financial hub and there are good chances of finding a job. but if you are a SAP or a engineering professional Calgary may be better for you

How are Transport facilities in Cold weather?(bus/train) - Toronto is not bad in transportaion


3)Currently I am working in my country, I want to get citizenship of Canada.I have to move to canada now before october 2012 in order to get citizenship. But I will have to leave current job and come there in canada and apply for new job.Is there any way that I will have the current job going and when i will come there in july i will search job in canada.Once I get good job then I can leave my current job.But Will i get job in 1 month? - Unlikely. Give yourself 3 months and again there is no gaurantee


4)To apply for citizenship,Do I need to be physically present in canada for 3 years out of 5 years preceding application? - 3 years out of 4 preceeding the application.

5)Do I need to show 3 years tax payment (tax paid for any job part-time/professional) that I paid to canadian govt in order to qualify for citizenship? - There are many ways that you can prove your residency with, including but not limited to taxes, residence proof (lease or owned home), credit cards statements, bank accounts, passport entry and exit dates

6)Is there any rule that within the period of 3 years I have to do Professional Job only in order to qualify for citizenship? - No
Thanks In Advance.
Any Help Appreciated.

 

[steaky]

3) I know a lady from China who is living in Vancouver but keeping her job in her home town. The pay is good, so she doesn't have to look for work in Vancouver. Occasionally she travel back to China to resume her duties.

Toronto is not bad in transportaion

Vancouver is even better.