A countryful of natural beauty !
Introduction
Canada is the second largest country in the world (second to Russia). I live in Vancouver - a city in the west end of Canada on the Pacific coast. Canada's vastness is such that, I'll need to travel over 9000 Kilometers towards east to reach the other end of Canada whereas, traveling 7500 Kilometers to the west over Pacific ocean will take me to Japan !
Map of Canada
Sixty-five percent (65%) of Canada's land is covered with snow for more than 6 months of the year and you can see only white snow wherever you look. The remaining places look differently in each season.
Easy way to migrate to Canada
Many people ask me about an 'easy way' to migrate to Canada. So I thought I would mention something about it here. Please note that there are no shortcuts or any specific easy way for it.. There is only one way and that is a very straight forward way and needless to say that it is an easy way if you follow the guidelines properly. People ask me whether going through an agent is better. An agent can do nothing special to promote your application. In fact the Canadian authorities suggest applying direct. It is a simple and straight forward system. You may apply directly if you qualify in the eligibility test . In my opinion, if you can read and write English properly and willing to spend some time, it is not at all difficult to do the necessary paper work yourself. It will save you a lot of money and in the process, you will gain significant amount of awareness.
Canada offers different immigration programs and each program has different application and eligibility requirements. If you find yourself eligible (use the following link to check), you can apply. I would suggest you to try the express entry in "Federal Skilled Worker" (FSW) category first unless you are planning to come to Canada for your studies on a Student Visa. The current (Oct 2020) system for FSW is as follows. If your application is approved, you can become a Permanent Resident (PR). The initial validity of PR is 5 years. A Permanent Resident has the same privileges and duties that a Canadian Citizen enjoys except for voting or standing for elections (and of course no Canadian passport) . If you reside a total of 1,095 days (3 years) in Canada within five (5) years of becoming a PR, you are eligible for applying for a citizenship.
All you need to know is where to start. I would urge any aspirant to go through the following link before consulting anyone else. Check your eligibility for an express entry in the "Federal Skilled Worker" category HERE.
I plan to write more about this as well as the other options than FSW on an exclusive space in future. Please come back later. In the meanwhile if you are looking for any specific information, please send me a mail and I will try to help you.