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Originally Posted by HyperMOA
Coiloil can correct me if I am mistaken, but your boy is probably more likely to receive citizenship if he goes there as a tradesman not looking for a trade.
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I came in on a skilled visa so only know that pathway. It’s far easier if you’re coming with a trade.
However. You can come here many different ways and if you follow the rules, don’t lie to immigration and want to be useful you’ll navigate a path through to PR and then citizenship after 4 years if that’s the goal. You can stay here on permanent residency forever too.
I know an Aussie who brought a Canadian woman back on a rural work visa. They lied about where she was living and working. She got deported and he’s now drilling for PD over there and living in airdrie because she’s never allowed back here.
So long story short, yea it’s easier to come with a trade but you can get a trade once you’re here. They’re interested in people who want to contribute to a strong economy and we don’t have enough.