last night I was on the immigration site and wanted to print and fill out some forms,did this until the ink ran out in the printer but still had lots to print....and I hate dragging things out over a few days!
So this evening I printed the remainder and filled a huge amount of them out and nearly blew up my own brain...
Tomorrows emigration related tasks include:
Finding cost of car insurance
Finding list of jobs for him
Finding list of jobs for me
Discovering fuel costs
Looking at places to live
Trying to make head/tail of the driving licence system
Full steam ahead...
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Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Sunday, November 28, 2010
before now
ive been researching this for weeks {actually months}so im not just going into this with my head in the clouds. i dont know how many forms ive filled out as practice,how many forums ive read, how many times ive read over the same pieces of info from the canadian govt
until today i thought i had to apply on a temporary work visa but now it seems i can apply as a federal skilled worker once ive secured an offer of work which has been approved by the canadian officials, normally application through a federal skilled worker programme is only available if your job description matches a job descirption on a list of 29!
so now myself & himself have to try to remember to keep all receipts etc for any transactions we make for our house... {our paperwork skills could be considered minimal!} to be able to prove that we live together & are in a committed relationship!
this is great as now we wont have to apply for seperate temporary work permits...
his emmigrating lark might be exciting but its bloody confusing!
the websites i've found really good are:
cic.gc.ca {government information}
workingincanada.gc.ca {less formal government information,up to date industry & employment reports}
expatforum.com {tips & hints from people who're living the dream!}
also i've found it really beneficial to find out how much my expenses are going to be once im over there, like food, phone, internet etc...the price of car insurance nearly gave me heart palpitations, im still coming to terms with the idea of not having a car of my own! {the little sacrifices!]
until today i thought i had to apply on a temporary work visa but now it seems i can apply as a federal skilled worker once ive secured an offer of work which has been approved by the canadian officials, normally application through a federal skilled worker programme is only available if your job description matches a job descirption on a list of 29!
so now myself & himself have to try to remember to keep all receipts etc for any transactions we make for our house... {our paperwork skills could be considered minimal!} to be able to prove that we live together & are in a committed relationship!
this is great as now we wont have to apply for seperate temporary work permits...
his emmigrating lark might be exciting but its bloody confusing!
the websites i've found really good are:
cic.gc.ca {government information}
workingincanada.gc.ca {less formal government information,up to date industry & employment reports}
expatforum.com {tips & hints from people who're living the dream!}
also i've found it really beneficial to find out how much my expenses are going to be once im over there, like food, phone, internet etc...the price of car insurance nearly gave me heart palpitations, im still coming to terms with the idea of not having a car of my own! {the little sacrifices!]
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