by: Alex Berez
"I Hate Hearing Stories About Families Who Return To Their Original Country After Unsuccessfully Attempting To Settle In Canada."
Don’t Be One Of Them... Information Is Power, And Being Prepared For The Immigration Process Will Increase Your Chances Of Successfully Settling In Canada...
"I want to start a new life. I want to sell everything I have, go to the airport, take the first flight to Canada and start a new life."
Sounds familiar?
While it may sound very easy, it is not as simple as that. One of the most disappointing facts about Canadian Immigration is to hear the stories of families who return to their original country after unsuccessfully attempting to settle in Canada.
One of the main reasons for these failures is that the principal visa applicant that supports everyone financially is unable to obtain an employment in his or her profession.
However, being prepared and educated about a process makes it simpler and less stressful.
Moving to another country is not easy. It is crucial, however, to be organized and prepared for this "once in a lifetime" process which, if it is done correctly, can change your life forever.
I have constant communication with thousands of potential immigrants all over the world, and I keep listening the same questions about moving to Canada, such as:
Well, information is power. The more you know about the process, the easier it will be to be a Canadian Permanent Resident and fulfill your dream of living in one of the best countries in the world.
Let me give you some suggestions...
1 - Set short and long term goals - It is very important that you decide important factors such as : When do you want to move? Which Canadian city do you prefer? Do you need to quit your job? when?
2 - Prepare your visa application - Remember, it is very important to fill these application forms correctly if you want to increase your changes of getting the Permanent Residence visa.
3 - Prepare the supporting documentation - This is probably the most important part of the immigration process, since the way you gather and prepare these documents will determine to a high extent if your visa will be approved.
4 - Send your file - Once you have your forms and documents ready, you need to send your file to the Canadian Visa Office that is responsible for analysing your case. It is very important that you send your file the way it is specified by each Visa Office.
5 - Start looking for a job - Since the visa application process may take a few months (depending on your country of residence), you should start contacting companies in Canada while your documents are being processed by the Visa Office.
6 - Follow the instructions - You should follow the instructions received by the Visa Office after you have sent your file (you might have to attend an interview or medical examination).
7 - Plan your trip - If your visa is approved, you should plan the date of arrival to Canada. It is very important to contact Real Estate companies in Canada before you move; so that they can help you find a place to live in this beautiful country.
8 - Pack your bags! - Get your bags ready and move to Canada!
Remember, the process can be very difficult, or extremely simple, depending on your willingness to understand and prepare for the visa application process.
It is not impossible, thousands of people from all over the world move to Canada every year!
No more excuses... Start planning your goals, start preparing the application forms and gathering the supporting documents. The best moment to start is NOW...
See you in Canada my friend!
Best Regards,
Alex Berez
Step by Step Immigration to Canada
http://www.stepbystepimmigrationcanada.com
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