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| Subject: very very important question |
i wanna know " DOES IT WORTH ALL THIS WAITING".......48 months to go to canada ?
[29-12-2005,21:15]
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Anonymous |
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is that a frustrated question? (my guess is yes) because there is no perfect answer, my friend. It depends what you expect and what you are looking for. The day your PR arrives is the beginning not the end of the hard work.
Picking up your life, leaving your friends, family and traditions is not for the faint of heart. In many cases it is means starting over economically, getting established in a community, getting recognition for your skills. In my books that is hard work!
Nobody ever said it would be easy... but I venture to guess that there are millions of new Canadians that would answer yes to your question.
[29-12-2005,21:50]
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Sharon |
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What will you be doing in four years if you don´t file the application? Only you can assess whether the wait is worth it. But I imagine in four years the same things that motivate you to apply today will still exist. Good luck with your decision.
[29-12-2005,21:51]
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Tim |
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No one can answer your question except you. Depends what your current situation is and what you want out of life. Maybe what you want out of life can be had from where you are currently.
[30-12-2005,11:48]
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ME |
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Its not a witing period because you are doing your routine things as usual, so just keep your hopes alive and strive for the best. You must be doing good at present and best is coming. good Luck
[31-12-2005,02:28]
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Anonymous |
