So many people don’t seem to realize this, even people living here. The amount of people I work with who are shocked that my wife wasn’t granted immediate citizenship and is still going through the process 7 years and two children later is quite high. I like to bring it up when they talk about how easy immigration is in Canada and how we’re being overrun by immigrants.
I mean, what would a rich country accept people from other rich country if they don’t bring any necessary qualifications to the table? You’re not a refugee, the fact that the situation is shit in the USA is on the people that live there, it’s not our responsibility to save you guys.
You’re the one saying that all extra hands are beneficial to the economy, yet we intentionally refuse people who apply for immigration, why? By your logic we should be welcoming everyone to boost our economy, right?
In the West there are generally two big queues for immigration:
People who desperately need help, so refugees.
People who bring things we really need, typically skills (though many countries will also to it for mere wealth)
Americans don’t (yet) qualify for the first queue and as for the second one it really depends on your skillset and wealth (if I remember it correctly Canada does have a VISA for people who bring enough money). Mind you, the skillset required to qualify for queue #2 is often not what one would expect - I vaguelly remembers something like “plumbers” and “pastry chefs”. It’s well worth it to check what are in-demand skills of the country you want to immigrate to if you need a VISA.
“If X gets elected I’m moving to Canada”
Both sides say the same thing, Republicans say it not realizing that Canada is in general much more progressive than the Democrats…
Man, I’d LOVE to move to Canada. It’s a massive step to the left for me.
They wouldn’t take me though. I’m not good enough for most countries, apparently.
I’m pretty sure they would, unless you’re over 30.
Canada has one of the most open immigration policies in the world.
We don’t even have citizenship through marriage
We have a very open refugee policy, but not immigration
So many people don’t seem to realize this, even people living here. The amount of people I work with who are shocked that my wife wasn’t granted immediate citizenship and is still going through the process 7 years and two children later is quite high. I like to bring it up when they talk about how easy immigration is in Canada and how we’re being overrun by immigrants.
And you’re not far enough a way if we have a civil war to need refuge from.
I mean, what would a rich country accept people from other rich country if they don’t bring any necessary qualifications to the table? You’re not a refugee, the fact that the situation is shit in the USA is on the people that live there, it’s not our responsibility to save you guys.
You forgot the basics.
Liberals, lol. Like every extra obedient peasant isn’t more productivity for the ruling class to siphon.
Why then don’t we just let in anyone and everyone that wants to move from the USA to Canada?
“What if completely made up scenario” indeed
You’re the one saying that all extra hands are beneficial to the economy, yet we intentionally refuse people who apply for immigration, why? By your logic we should be welcoming everyone to boost our economy, right?
Shitlibs, lol.
You know, you can just admit you were wrong instead of insulting people.
In the West there are generally two big queues for immigration:
Americans don’t (yet) qualify for the first queue and as for the second one it really depends on your skillset and wealth (if I remember it correctly Canada does have a VISA for people who bring enough money). Mind you, the skillset required to qualify for queue #2 is often not what one would expect - I vaguelly remembers something like “plumbers” and “pastry chefs”. It’s well worth it to check what are in-demand skills of the country you want to immigrate to if you need a VISA.
Sure but how will they catch you if you just go to Transporter Room 3 and energize?